A "big" contrast.

Bought it with my bass in thought. I was looking for some nice overdrive to get those heavy tones. I stumbled upon it while looking at Mike Kerr's Royal Blood pedalboard. After watching some reviews on youtube I gave it a go. I needed control over my distorted tone, so I looked forward to it. Unfortunately, it didn't sound as well as I expected. The overdrive is really subtle with contrasting, ear-destroying distortion. Also, there is no actual way to control the presence of those tones. Either there is 'a tiny bit' of heavy tones (overdrive), or a ton, which is, in my opinion, unbearable (distortion). There's also a huuge loss of tone when you turn it on. I tried many configurations, but I didn't find anything that might appeal to me. Though it's not a great bass od/dist, it worked quite nicely with a friend's fender tele. If you want to use it for an electric guitar, I say go for it. However, if you want it for a bass, I would suggest you think about it a few times. Personally, instead of g4 big muff I'm thinking of replacing it with this year's Way Huge Pork&Pickle.

Nothing special

I'm not really sure what I was expecting from a vintage style overdrive and distortion in all honesty, my solid state amp does not take it well at all. Theres a lot of tonality options with this pedal, It sounds great through a tube amp but through a line 6 solid state it sounds really quite crap. I don't really use it anymore but going to give it another chance when i get a tube amp in a few months. On the Overdrive side you have volume, gain, bias and tone. The Overdrive works quite well as a clean boost with the gain low and gives a pretty good crunch, the Overdrive works nicely with my amp, the distortion does not. On the Distortion side you have Gain, Bias, Volume and Volts. The voltage option is quite cool can turn it quite low and have a dead battery sound and get anything in between too. The distortion doesn't work with my amp at all but it works amazingly with a tube amp. In all honesty though this pedal isn't for me but I will give it more use when I have a tube amp as it sounds killer with one

Awesome

In this day and age pedal builders are building them smaller and smaller, as they understand that real estate on your pedal board is hard to come by and they've addressed it here. How you say? This is a huge pedal you say? Yes, it's a big one, but it's a two in one distortion/overdrive pedal and it's fantastic. If you have a chance to play with one, check it out.....I doubt you'll be disappointed.

The Germanium Big Muff Pi overdrive and distortiuon pedal is overdrive based around a hand-selected germanium transistor. This pedal is one of those ones where you will find yourself constantly turning knobs and seeing what kind of sounds you can get out of it. One of the best things I can say about it is you get a lot of vintage overdrive tones with this one.You also have control over the Bias to change the attack and helping you find your sweet spot. Gain control is something else you have control over with the Germanium Big Muff. You can literally control how the gain is sent to the germanium transistor effecting the tone of your guitar and the pedal itself is true bypass.

Beautiful od/fuzz box

I found in this pedal what I was looking on the ZVex Fuzz Factory. It seems to be a stranger for the Big Muff family. To me, it sounds like a modded Fuzz Face or Tone Bender. You can get a nasty but singing 60's/70's fuzz tones. It fuzzes, but the 6th string still breathes. I use mostly the Distortion side, but the OD is quite useful for some mild distorted parts.

Cutting edge muff

Yang keren dari pedal ini adalah knob Volt nya yang bisa disetting hingga max ke kiri dan menghasilkan sound seperti efek mau habis baterainya. Jadi "brebet" dan keren

Good

Not the traditional Big Muff sound I was looking for, more of an overdrive fuzz.

Versatile dual channel overdrive and distortion pedal

A very usable dual channel overdrive/distortion pedal, does everything from mild overdrive to heavy distortion beautifully.