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Hi all! First post!!!

Lovely first post.

Star Wars, pedals, VI, aluminium neck, wood stains, offsets... You're gonna fit right in

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agiant wrote:Hi all! First post!!!

Great looking Gear
and. cool wall outlet!

Looks like some OSG fellows have joined us. Welcome!

Welcome, and nice collection! What version Big Muff is that, and what's the guitar next to the JM? With the slanted neck PU.

Thank you all!

UglyCasanova wrote:Welcome, and nice collection! What version Big Muff is that, and what's the guitar next to the JM? With the slanted neck PU.

The muff on the left is an English muff'n, the other one is a standard pi.

The guitar is an early MIJ Mosrite The Ventures.

agiant wrote:Thank you all!

UglyCasanova wrote:Welcome, and nice collection! What version Big Muff is that, and what's the guitar next to the JM? With the slanted neck PU.

The muff on the left is an English muff'n, the other one is a standard pi.

The guitar is an early MIJ Mosrite The Ventures.

It might of been in tribute to The Ventures but I bet it also nails the Ramones tones. Welcome to the dark side dude.

agiant wrote:Hi all! First post!!!

Dude! What's with the English Muff'n? I'm not used to seeing muffs with all of those controls + whatever that black bar thing is. Gonna have to look those up.

Also, with the whole Jaguar/Jazzmaster - vibrato thing, I got my blacktop because it was cheapest option at the time, and I love the body shape. I'd get another hardtail offset in a heartbeat because 1- I've never gotten along with their vibrato units and 2) the shape is cool as hell, and they balance really well. I used to think that I just didn't like vibratos because strat bridges are a bit too dramatic/lacking in control imo (I could never get subtle bends out of them), and regular Jaguar vibratos, or anything where the strings are mounted in a similar fashion, end up eating thru strings when I use them (regardless of whether I filed down the holes to make sure there were no burrs or whether I was gentle or not with them), so I totally get the appeal of not using the vibrato on them.

Edit: Never mind my question about the Muff'n. I was expecting it to be a fuzz, but apparently it's a tube amp in a pedal. o__O

The black bar is a cover for some tubes.

Yeah, I saw that when I ended up looking. I just wasn't expecting something like that because I thought "It has 'muff' in the name, so it's a fuzz" and didn't know what it was, but it makes sense now. Seems interesting tho. Might have to look into one/something similar and see what it does for me.

The English Muff'n with 12ax7 ==> lotta fuzzezzzz

agiant wrote:

UglyCasanova wrote: What version Big Muff is that?

The muff on the left is an English muff'n, the other one is a standard pi.

I thought it was a vintage pi, so I was wondering what version.

UglyCasanova wrote:I thought it was a vintage pi, so I was wondering what version.

For future reference, the LED (just below the space between the Volume and Tone pots) is vittually a dead giveaway that you're looking at a newer Muff... hashtag trainspottingtips