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Bass-voiced Big Muff circuit
The standard Muff scoops mids and thins bass. This version keeps the low end intact under heavy fuzz.

Independent shopping perspective
The Big Muff fuzz circuit rebuilt so low end survives. For bassists who want thick sustaining distortion without their bottom disappearing.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The standard Muff scoops mids and thins bass. This version keeps the low end intact under heavy fuzz.
Detail 02
Sets fuzz amount. Low settings give thick overdrive; maxed it turns single notes into long sustaining walls.
Detail 03
Sweeps between dark and bright rather than boosting mids, so it works as a mid-scoop shaping tool.
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Wider than a standard compact pedal. Measure your board before assuming it drops into an existing slot.
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Heavy enough to stay put on a floor without velcro, and takes stage abuse.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It gives a darker, fuller Big Muff voice than the standard version. Guitarists after the classic scooped Muff sound should compare both first.
That is the point of the bass version. It is built so the fundamental survives the fuzz instead of thinning out like a standard Muff.
Yes. Big Muff fuzz is central to grunge, garage rock, and psychedelic bass and guitar tones. Set sustain high and tone dark.
Check the jack on the pedal itself for voltage and polarity, and match your supply. No adapter comes in the box.
Reference
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