Black Russian
70's Op-amp
Supa Tone Bender (basically a BM from what I've read)
Stomp Under Foot '76 rams head
Basic Audio Foxey Lady
...too many?
show me your muff
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Mclean
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Re: show me your muff
Green Russian
Black Russian
70's Op-amp
Supa Tone Bender (basically a BM from what I've read)
Stomp Under Foot '76 rams head
Basic Audio Foxey Lady
...too many?
Black Russian
70's Op-amp
Supa Tone Bender (basically a BM from what I've read)
Stomp Under Foot '76 rams head
Basic Audio Foxey Lady
...too many?
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noisepunk
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Re: show me your muff
That Foxy Lady is one Foxy Lady- I think I might have to steal that design theme for something.
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Mclean
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It's a beauty isn't it! John Lyons is such a good builder, it's as well designed on the inside as it is outside. The gallery on the Basic Audio website has so many sweet designs.noisepunk wrote:That Foxy Lady is one Foxy Lady- I think I might have to steal that design theme for something.
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Drill
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Re: show me your muff
I know a brand who as a similar design, it's called tone toys. I love that look! 
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noisepunk
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Mclean wrote:It's a beauty isn't it! John Lyons is such a good builder, it's as well designed on the inside as it is outside. The gallery on the Basic Audio website has so many sweet designs.noisepunk wrote:That Foxy Lady is one Foxy Lady- I think I might have to steal that design theme for something.
I had quite a bit of fun looking through each site- it definitely got the gears turning...Drill wrote:I know a brand who as a similar design, it's called tone toys. I love that look!
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Zero_
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Re: show me your muff
Damn, I'm a bit late to this party...
Here's my take on the Pharaoh... built in an old Telefunken Power Supply enclosure I bought at a thrift store for 2€ or so.
The knobs are Vol, Fuzz, Tone and Highs ... switches are input sensitivity (=Hi/Lo Fuzz) and Ge-Si Diode Clipping.
This baby sounds awesome and is getting new bigger knobs soon!
Here's my take on the Pharaoh... built in an old Telefunken Power Supply enclosure I bought at a thrift store for 2€ or so.
The knobs are Vol, Fuzz, Tone and Highs ... switches are input sensitivity (=Hi/Lo Fuzz) and Ge-Si Diode Clipping.
This baby sounds awesome and is getting new bigger knobs soon!
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muffonrat
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back from the dead!
from left to right
ic muff clone,sovtek tall font,big box black sovtek
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Ursa Minor
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Re: show me your muff
Woah! What kind of enclosure is that IC Muff Clone?
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muffonrat
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Guess it is quite big for a clone 
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Sid Nitzerglobin
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Re: show me your muff
Left to right: v3, Civil War, Ram's Head Large Beaver (I know it doesn't count yet), and Nano BMP
Got the v3 and the Civil War (and a nice 2'x3' velvet painting of dogs playing pool) for my effort cleaning out a storage room at a studio I used to work at in the mid 90's. The v3 is the highest gain and craziest muff I've checked out but not all that conducive to power chords, awesome for meltdown leads and noise freakouts though. The Civil War is nicer as a general purpose fuzz, lower gain w/ significantly less mid scoop and a bit more bottom. It's the mellowest overall of what I've checked out Muff-wise. I haven't been using either of these very much lately because they just take up too much damn real estate.
A gutshot of the Civil War (thought I had one of the v3 too but apparently not):
The Nano is probably the most all purpose Muff of them for me, in the same neighborhood as the Civil War gain-wise but not quite as smooth. It's got the least mojo/specialness but still does the job pretty darn well for the price and size.
No idea what the Large Beaver will sound like in my setup, but I haven't heard a demo I didn't like. It's queued up behind a couple other pedal projects right now and w/ the way work's been going it maybe several more months before I get around to it.
Got the v3 and the Civil War (and a nice 2'x3' velvet painting of dogs playing pool) for my effort cleaning out a storage room at a studio I used to work at in the mid 90's. The v3 is the highest gain and craziest muff I've checked out but not all that conducive to power chords, awesome for meltdown leads and noise freakouts though. The Civil War is nicer as a general purpose fuzz, lower gain w/ significantly less mid scoop and a bit more bottom. It's the mellowest overall of what I've checked out Muff-wise. I haven't been using either of these very much lately because they just take up too much damn real estate.
A gutshot of the Civil War (thought I had one of the v3 too but apparently not):
The Nano is probably the most all purpose Muff of them for me, in the same neighborhood as the Civil War gain-wise but not quite as smooth. It's got the least mojo/specialness but still does the job pretty darn well for the price and size.
No idea what the Large Beaver will sound like in my setup, but I haven't heard a demo I didn't like. It's queued up behind a couple other pedal projects right now and w/ the way work's been going it maybe several more months before I get around to it.
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Ursa Minor
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Re: show me your muff
Thats what I love about it!muffonrat wrote:Guess it is quite big for a clone
Long live HUGE pedals!
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muffonrat
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YESYES oldskool!kosmonautmayhem wrote:Thats what I love about it!muffonrat wrote:Guess it is quite big for a clone
Long live HUGE pedals!
hey sid that is a really clean civil war sovtek,these now are selling on e bay for crazy money
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budda12ax7
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Re: show me your muff
Getting a Muff from forum member Thepastrecedes....can't wait...post pics when I get it.
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finboy
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Re: show me your muff
No pics but I have a mbm dreambox and a tone wicker. This thread makes me want a green sovtek but damn they are expensive
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ziess
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Re: show me your muff
Anyone tried the Nano Bass Big Muff?