Little Big Muff Review

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Little Big Muff Review

Post by Pumpkin » Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:42 pm

What is it?

Duh!

What's cool about it?

Its so tiny for a Big Muff,it also has a more solid construction than a standard one.

How does it sound?

Not unlike her mom,just has more bass and sustain.The bass is a lot more "fuller",and present with this.
Overall it has more "guts" than it's mommy and covers most of her sounds plus has its own.
I don't own a vintage rams head bm but i guy i know does and he told me it sounds like that!

How would I rate this pedal?

10/10,but some might be disappointed by the fact that it sounds so similar to it's mom,I'm not tho! :)
I would recommend this over mom.
Bonus:Comes with EH DVD effects samples.

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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by JazzBlaster » Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:45 pm

I have one of these as well. I haven't used anything else since I have picked it up. The best sounding bigmuff yet and it fits on your pedal board!
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by pullover » Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:02 pm

It's so tiny. I want one, not meant for moddin, but who cares right. Thanks for including a pic of the insides. Do you need to take the bottom off to replace the battery?
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by mynameisjonas » Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:09 pm

so you don´t think it would be possible to do any mods on one? i´ve been thinking of getting another muff to experiment with, since i´m happy with how the first one turned out. it would be nice to have a small one to begin with.
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by Pumpkin » Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:13 pm

Pullover - Yea ya do.

It's the exact size of a sansamp classic ,looks way smaller tho,even next to it.

I was going to draw up a schematic for it but the size of the parts are barely visible so that wont be happenin! It's like nano technology or somethin,the diodes are smaller than a match head :o

Nah,jonas,i think it would be way to fiddly and yo would probably break something.....i would anyways.



Edit; I forgot to mention that this sounds cool in front of a NYC,both ON the sustain is like an electric violin on steroids :D
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by JazzBlaster » Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:36 pm

I use mine with the LPB-1 in front of it. I have owned alot of Muffs and this one takes the cake!
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by FireAarro » Wed Feb 28, 2007 12:28 am

I wonder how it sounds with bass... Hopefully better than the black russian
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by chrisjedijane » Wed Feb 28, 2007 2:59 am

I really liked the sound of it when I tried one out - I also like the fact that it seems a bit more sturdy than the standard BM - I found that I had to bend my NYC back into shape every couple of weeks :D
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by John Taverna » Wed Feb 28, 2007 3:24 am

FireAarro wrote: I wonder how it sounds with bass... Hopefully better than the black russian
black russian sounds pretty good to me
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Re: Little Big Muff Review

Post by Superfuzz » Wed Feb 28, 2007 10:49 am

John Taverna wrote:
FireAarro wrote: I wonder how it sounds with bass... Hopefully better than the black russian
black russian sounds pretty good to me
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That's what I immagine every time I read that..  ;D
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