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I really like ‘rather ripped’, but that ‘destroyed room: b-sides and rare’ left me wondering why the hell I had just spent £12 on it.

You know, of all the SY albums I own I’ve only bought 2 of them, the rest are from torrents.LOL I usually only buy albums of my favorite bands and even though i love SY they aren’t in my top 3 favorite bands.
My top 3 would be
Kinski (i bought all their albums)
Earth (same, I’m a little disappointed with their latest few albums, I prefer the older distorted stuff)
Nirvana

Don’t forget J Mascis, he’s based his whole sound around the Big Muff!

Its a older 3003A then because on that one the revision is on the component side and on the new one the board is blue with EC3003 Revision C on the solder side.

The 3003A Big muff is destined to be come a classic IMO, thats the version most people own today. The reason being its the last version to use individual wires to wire it up, the new version uses ribbon cable and a tiny PCB for the switch, people will swear the 3003A is better even though its not. The new version is available in most stores right now, there’s only one way to tell if you have the new one and that’s open it up and look at the PCB, if its blue and has “revision C” on it its new.

Yeah I know, now you pay $200-$350 for them unless you get a real score on eBay or something. Hell, I only payed $100 for my 78 IC muff and $140 for my 81 3034 muff.

Yep! I’ll add the how to to the mod pages thread if its a good one too.

In place of a regular pot just use a trim pot hot melt glued to the inside side of the enclosure, then you only need to drill a tiny hole in it to access it with a tiny screw driver and it wont look stupid. That’s what I would do anyways.