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Quote:Quote:Quote:Sweet, I cannot wait for this thing. It will be my first Muff.
YOUR FIRST?
Let’s hope it won’t be your last. They’re great pedals. So far I’ve had three Russians going on my fourth this weeked… A little big muff and a triangle clone.
I’m sure it won’t be my last, I own lots of other EHX pedals but this will be my first foray into Muffery
Beware, the muffs are addicting.
Quote:Sweet, I cannot wait for this thing. It will be my first Muff.YOUR FIRST?
Let’s hope it won’t be your last. They’re great pedals. So far I’ve had three Russians going on my fourth this weeked… A little big muff and a triangle clone.
That’s awesome, I could see that in my bedroom.
Quote:Quote:Usually I’ll mess around with the big muff, do an emitter mod and change out the switch.What is the Emitter mod?
It’s one of the easiest muff mods to do.
“Emitter mod: The 2 gain stages of the Muff are tied to the groud by emitter resistors (R12 & R16). These are 390 ohms in Russian models and 100 ohms in NYC models (exact value can differ between models). Jumpering these resistors (replace resistors with a wire) will increase “gainy-ness” of the unit, enlarging em will reduce the “gainy-ness” of the unit. A potmeter can be used to control this value although I noticed I usually used only one setting.”
I can’t wait either. I bought another muff to mod in the mean time. I wish it would have come out a little earlier. that way I could have put it on the ole Christmas list.
