You can also buy a VDC 1,500mA adapter from cheap as chips for about 10bucks. You can make it negative center or positive center and it has a switch on it to go from 4VDC to 12VDC.

If you buy one make sure you read the instruction to get the polarity right.

They rock, are cheap,quiet and if you use a daisy chain they can power a shit load of pedals being 1,500mA and all.

Another new Muff, so another new pic. This is the 2008 Revision C version, it sounds identical to the tonewicker muff in standard mode (same schem basically)….as identical as any two muffs can sound that is. Sounds great.Best muff since 1980 easily and easily one of the best period IMO!

(right click view image to view all eleven muffs)

Double big muff pi? its not even ONE big muff pi! :LOL:

There’s a wire that goes from the input jack to the pcb then it continues to the switch, this wire connects to one of the lugs that have one next to it.
Then there’s a wire coming from the PCB, that goes to the lug next the the one mentioned above.
Then there’s a wire coming form the output jack,that goes to the lug on its own.

EDIT: here’s a diagram:

All Sovteks need extensive modifications to sound good IMO! But they can sound great with little time spent as the mods are very quick to do.

I t would be better because your signal wouldnt leak into the effect when bypassed and drain some of the signal strength.

It requires only one more piece of wire to what you already have.

Some non true bypass, like sovtek big muffs, are fine but they use a different non true bypass than the american big muffs that helps prevent signal leak.