Muff Fuzz (Not Big Muffs)

[1,2,3, Pull Out!]

I dunno how close the new and old Muff Fuzz is... but here's the schematic if it's of any use? http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/schemat ... sschem.gif

And the big muff is called "big" because it use 4 transistors instead of 2 for the muff, it's simple

And because of it's huge enclosure. (but small pcb )
Good thing giant pedals look cool.

Yeah, giant pedals look awesome! I wish more pedal makers would offer giant enclosures.

[Scruffie]

I dunno how close the new and old Muff Fuzz is... but here's the schematic if it's of any use? http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/schemat ... sschem.gif

And the big muff is called "big" because it use 4 transistors instead of 2 for the muff, it's simple

Followed by the Little Big Muff which is a 4 Transistor Fuzz so lets just call it 2 Muff Overdrives/ Fuzzes

And the Muff Overdrive is just a reissue of the Muff Fuzz, Possibly an OpAmp Version though rather than transistor?

Indeed this is true, although the Little big muff does vary from the Big Muff and of course there are loads of slight component changes across the models to change the tone which is why there are so many models and the muff has gone on so long (that sounds wrong)

Yeah, giant pedals look awesome! I wish more pedal makers would offer giant enclosures.

Yea Giant pedals are damn awesome although I also love having really small pedals with loads stuck in, sorta surprise little boxes... and pedal board space savers, wouldn't get an full sized POG for instance... the micro was much cooler, for me anyway.

[1,2,3, Pull Out!]

I dunno how close the new and old Muff Fuzz is... but here's the schematic if it's of any use? http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/schemat ... sschem.gif

And the big muff is called "big" because it use 4 transistors instead of 2 for the muff, it's simple

And because of it's huge enclosure. (but small pcb )
Good thing giant pedals look cool.

Yeah! Giant pedals look awesome. I wish more pedal builders offered giant enclosures