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Have to agree. Rat into Muff = awesome. Then again, Rat into anything is pretty much awesomeThurberMingus wrote:I'm all about Rat>Big Muff. I never had good results the other way around. For some reason I can never get a higher gain pedal to sound good running into something with lower gain. Even my Klone. Other people do it with great results, but not me.
Anyway it sounds fucking awesome. It's my Thurston Moore pedal. Or my shoegaze machine. I can't recommend the Rat>Muff combo enough.
Musket is fantastic. I used to have one. Really good sounding and flexible muff. Sold it because of financial issue at that time..frigid midget wrote:Not that it's an option right now, cause I have a Musket incoming to cover my muff needs...VerveMan wrote:You should try opamp muff. It's my personal favorite, equally as triangle muff. Crowther Hotcake is best overdrive pedal in the world! nah just my favorite :Pfrigid midget wrote:
Also, @ verveman: DAMN nice dirt selection. I kinda fell out of love with stock muffs, but I've been dying to finally try an opamp muff of some sort. I'm not too familiar with the T-Rex Mudhoney, but the FZ-2 has been my go-to apocalyptic hot rodded superfuzz since I first started playing guitar. And I also have a Hotcake on my board for all kinds of more conservative boosting and low/mid gain stuff, and it stacks great with fuzz, as I'm sure you know
But I looked around before, and I couldn't find a whole lot of newer opamp muff clones that weren't from dsmall time diy'ers. Nothing wrong with small time diy'ers, don't get me wrong...But the resale value of 'john doe' effects isn't quite like that of brands like eqd, fairfield, blackout effectors, BAT, etc etc...
If you get that to work out, I might be interested as well. I don't have Any parallel dirt, which needs to be fixed.Inconuucl wrote:I've never played neither a big muff nor a rat, so I might tap the shoulder of one of our talented builders to make me a two in one/parallel one.
With just a set 50/50 mix or would you want a full wet/wet blend control?The_Active_Conundrum wrote:If you get that to work out, I might be interested as well. I don't have Any parallel dirt, which needs to be fixed.Inconuucl wrote:I've never played neither a big muff nor a rat, so I might tap the shoulder of one of our talented builders to make me a two in one/parallel one.
oldangelmidnight wrote:This is the classic ILF I love. Emotional highs and lows. Scooped mids in my heart all day long.
For me, the ideal is an output jack for each, for ease of feeding a stereo signal chain while each side has a different nuance. I don't know what Inconuucl's thought was on it. But bottom line is parallel dirt is parallel dirt. Yes I know about the empress multidrive, but that's arguably not a Rat and a Muff, two of the baddest circuits of rawk.Jero wrote:With just a set 50/50 mix or would you want a full wet/wet blend control?The_Active_Conundrum wrote:If you get that to work out, I might be interested as well. I don't have Any parallel dirt, which needs to be fixed.Inconuucl wrote:I've never played neither a big muff nor a rat, so I might tap the shoulder of one of our talented builders to make me a two in one/parallel one.
I have a custom shop version of the Dreamsicle. I haven't tried other op-amp muffs, but I've been blown away by the heaviez this thing brings.VerveMan wrote: Here is great opamp muff clone I love. Blackemore Effects Dreamsicle fuzz. I heard he used to work with Dr.Scientist(or family, I can't remember).
This pedal is the one opamp muff clone I loved. You should check it out.
http://blakemoreeffects.com/?page_id=302
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCtP1x9G1LM
and THIS SOUNDS like it would be AMAZINGPumpkinPieces wrote:I mean if you really want the gnarliest tone, big muff into the Elements with cranked mids is where its at.
