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Big Muff

The Big Muff Pi (π), often known simply as the Big Muff, is a fuzz effects pedal made by New York City-based Electro-Harmonix. Marketed as a "distortion/sustainer" upon its release in 1969, the Big Muff produces a smooth and heavily saturated distortion with long sustain, which has made it widely popular among electric guitarists. Early adopters included…

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Dates
1969–1984, 1992–present
Effects type
Fuzz
Hardware
Analog
Inputs
mono
Manufacturer
Electro-Harmonix, Sovtek
Outputs
mono

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Big Muff

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Big Muff

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related to Sovtek and EHX's return (1992–present) · 43
Big Muff → Aside, Big Muff Pi NYC, Big Muffs, Black Russian, Bush, Civil War, Cold War, Deluxe Big Muff, Dinosaur Jr, Electro-Harmonix, EQ, Fender, Green Russian, Green Russian Big Muffs, In, Into, Lee Ranaldo, Little Big Muff, Marshall, Mascis
related to Original production (1969–1984) · 32
Big Muff → Big Muff Pi, Big Muffs, Bob Myer, Can't Get No, Carlos Santana, David Gilmour, During, Electro-Harmonix, Following, Foxey Lady, Foxy Lady, Fuzzrite, Guild Guitar Company, In, Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Manny's Music, Matthews, Mike Matthews, Mosrite
related to Design · 11
Big Muff → As, Big Muff's, By, Electro-Harmonix, Finally, Many, The, The Big Muff, The Sustain, Two, With
related to External links · 3
Big Muff → Big Muff Pi, Demo, Official Electro-Harmonix
Dates · 1
Big Muff → 1969–1984, 1992–present
Effects type · 1
Big Muff → Fuzz
Hardware · 1
Big Muff → Analog
Inputs · 1
Big Muff → mono
Manufacturer · 1
Big Muff → Electro-Harmonix, Sovtek
Outputs · 1
Big Muff → mono

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big muff electro-harmonix production matthews new circuit sovtek popular versions pi fuzz 1969 1984 1992 tone pedal original distortion muffs

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Big MuffDates1969–1984, 1992–present1.00infobox
Big MuffEffects typeFuzz1.00infobox
Big MuffHardwareAnalog1.00infobox
Big MuffInputsmono1.00infobox
Big MuffManufacturerElectro-Harmonix, Sovtek1.00infobox
Big MuffOutputsmono1.00infobox
Big Muffrelated to DesignThe Big Muff0.60section
Big Muffrelated to DesignElectro-Harmonix0.60section
Big Muffrelated to DesignThe0.60section
Big Muffrelated to DesignThe Sustain0.60section
Big Muffrelated to DesignTwo0.60section
Big Muffrelated to DesignBy0.60section

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