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Big Muff Pi - why not?
Sure it's not perfect, but I really love the tone. Great bang for the buck. It's less compressed than many dirt boxes, and I like that about it. It sustains, but it's sort of open sounding, a little scooped. It reacts well to rolling down the guitar's volume knob - some interesting in-between tones there.
I like the pedal best with the sustain at about 9 o'clock and tone at about 3 o'clock. After good advice today on this forum, I discovered that if I run it through my green screamer OD, it tames brittle edges and sounds fantastic.
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JimmyK. Guitars: Baja Tele, Clark Post Strat, Gibson LP Studio, Wechter Pathmaker. Amps: Fender SF Bassman 50 w/ 112 Schroeder Cab. Victoria Ivy League. Effects: Area 51 Wah > Small Stone > T1M MB > Rat > Green Screamer > Blister Agent > Analogman Chorus > MDVibe > Volume > Boss DD3 > Wet 'Verb > Boss RC2 > Peterson SS2. |
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I've played many more expensive fuzzes, but a standard, $60 Russian RI Big Muff Pi has locked down its place in my rig.
Great, great pedal.
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stock standard american muff for life! :P
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