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Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi

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The huge sound of the original in a smaller stomp.

Little Big Muff puts this legendary distortion/sustainer in a more compact and rugged die-cast box, but the sound is true to the 1970 original--silky smooth violin-like sustain that lets you ho...

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Dimebag Darrell

“My old man showed me how to play barre chords, and that's when things started getting really heavy,” remembered Dimebag of his early years playing. But I think the turning point came when I discovered an Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Fuzz. Feedback! Distortion! Dude, that was all she wrote.”
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Kevin Shields

This shot from Kevin Shield's 2008 live rig shows a Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi in use.
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Dean Fertita

In this video about Troy Van Leeuwen's team from QOTSA, you can see back in the minute 3:56 onwards, Dean's pedalboard of guitar and synthesizer. And it is possible to see the EHX Little Big Muff, by its design and size, differs from the normal version.
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Courtney Barnett

Courtney Barnett's Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi is mentioned in [this article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22424-courtney-barnett-the-new-sensation?page=2).
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Emily Kokal

According to this picture Emily uses a EHX Little Big Muff Pi
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Steve Stevens

On this photo of Steve Stevens' pedalboard the Little Big Muff Pi is visible in the upper left corner.
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Melody's Echo Chamber

Little bit hidden next to the octa screamer there a little big muff from EHX.
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Daniel Johns

Says on this website.
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Anton Newcombe

Bottom of the article in a image and list.
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Mami Sasazaki

One of a number of fuzz/distortion pedals
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Steve Turner

The item can be seen 0:30 in the video.
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David Pajo

Shawn Lobb, David's guitar tech mentions at 2:29 that David uses an Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi.
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Grant Nicholas

As pictured on Instagram
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Lockett Pundt

According to this article about gear seen being used by Lockett Pundt, he has used an EHX Little Big Muff fuzz pedal.
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Jared Monaco

What's on your pedal board? Jared- "Keepin it simple. From guitar to amp: -Micro POG, Boss DD-20 Giga Delay, Little Big Muff, Holy Grail verb, TS-09 Tube Screamer."
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Courtney Taylor-Taylor

Can be seen 39:20.
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Nick Wheeler

In this Picture of Nick's touring rack you can see the Little Big Muff, distinguishable by the three knobs and offset to the right Pi graphic. Here is the actual link. (Equipboard.com thinks it's a bad link). http://www.thecustomrackshop.com/#!Nick Wheeler from the AAR A&B Rigs/zoom/ce11/imagech0
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Susanna Hoffs

Stagecoach Festival.
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Nick Kivlen

little big muff with stickers or something like that on it
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Fred Frith

Fred Frith was using this pedal at the Stone in NYC playing with the Fred Frith Trio, Ikue Mori special guest.
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Pony

in this photo we can see pony s pedalboard
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Roberta Sammarelli

In this video, at 7:31, Roberta explain how she use the Little Big Muff.
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Lori S.

on this forum about how to attain a stoner rock kind of guitar sound it is said Lori uses a little big muff
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Martyn Millard

The effect is listed in the article.
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Jim Hartridge

According to Premier Guitar's article, Hartridge uses the EHX Little Big Muff Pi pedal.
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Visitante

In this photo, Visitante's Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi can be seen on his pedalboard.
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Lasse Marhaug

A Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi can be seen in this gear photo posted to Lasse Marhaug's Twitter
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Matt Attard

in this instagram post matt shows off his little big muff pi pedal
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Matt Wasteman

in this instagram post Matt shows off his Little Big Muff
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Jamie Cook

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The huge sound of the original in a smaller stomp.

Little Big Muff puts this legendary distortion/sustainer in a more compact and rugged die-cast box, but the sound is true to the 1970 original--silky smooth violin-like sustain that lets you hold a note for an entire set. Sustain, Tone, and Volume knobs.

19 Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi Reviews

mp19

134

amazing little beast, great for cutting through the overall sound

+3

over 5 years ago
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thorbjoern_heise

147

Makes strange noises. Perfect!

Is there any need to talk about what this pedal does? It's a Fuzz, a very tough one, it makes your guitar sound like the strings are on high voltage. Great solo sound, you actually can use it for rhythm, too, but NEVER play more than two strings at a time.

+3

almost 4 years ago
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adam_d_watkins

very cool

almost 4 years ago

michael_rawle

227

Pair with a light overdrive

At first I wasn't so keen and thought it sounded perhaps a little scooped and weak, but when paired with the MXR Custom Badass Mod OD on a very low gain setting to boost the mid, the whole "scooped" feel went away. Now it sounds much more full and more powerful whilst retaining its classic muff tone.

+2

almost 4 years ago
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victor_fim_da_silva

140

EHX TILL I DIE

I LOVE IT, REALLY LOVE IT, LOVE IS A GOOD WORD TO DESCRIBE ME AND PI

+1

over 2 years ago
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joshua_bails

132

Crushing fuzz

Definitely a must have if you're at all into fuzz. Literally creates an impenetrable wall of rib rattling noise.

+1

about 4 years ago
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jacob_mccafferty02

160

great fuzz box

great fuzz/distortion pedal, good for grungey dirt sounds and cleans up to a nice crunchy drive sound

+1

almost 2 years ago
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brundemist

145

Fuzzzz

Not as good as my former full size one but still... Good growl, big tone and especially with some octave...:-)

+1

over 1 year ago
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jimmy_strummer

145

..

Currently not part of my pedalboard. Haven't used it in a while, but has a really nice tone, it's a good thick-sounding fuzz pedal.

+1

almost 4 years ago
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federov17

405

The Sound of the '70s

I didn't think I needed one of these and now I don't know how I could ever play without one. I started using it when covering Sabbath songs and now it gets used on all sorts of rock. This is such an affordable and tine tested fuzz. The Boutique ones may be amazing as well but this is what your hearing on all your favorite stoner metal albums anyway and its half the price

+1

almost 2 years ago
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caleb_parnell

117

The 70s is real.

This pedal gives some sweet sustain and it also gives an amazing sound. So creamy and Smooth!

+1

over 3 years ago
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mischigan_taylor

145

sounds fat

if you have the money get the tone wicker but this is definatly a peng muff sounds exactly like the original

+1

over 1 year ago
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andrewshier

133

Little Big Buff

Adds some nastiness - and a butt-ton of feedback.

+1

almost 5 years ago
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jasontmays

314

Awesome sauce

Another gear purchase solely based on me wanting to achieve that smashing pumpkins 90s fuzz sound.

+1

over 2 years ago
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jimmarchi1 Moderator

you want an op-amp based big muff for that Siamese Dream sound.... the original skreddy mayo gets close too and is a much better all arounder than the 80s op-amp muffs.... I am pretty sure stomp underfoot will clone you a mayo or make you a low noise opamp muff with true bypass if you email him. Many years ago he made me a mayo copy that I no longer own...

over 2 years ago

jimmarchi1 Moderator

also, single channel JCM800 with 6550s, plug into the unpopular low gain input.... when I had a 50 watter it got close even with EL34s.... you can also cop some kevin shields tones with that setup if you start throwing more effects in while riding your wang bar

over 2 years ago

asianwonderboy

16

sick

love it to pieces. so many fat tones of fuzz

+1

about 3 years ago
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tinusbolus

122

Great pedal!

This pedal is really great! Lots of abilities!

+1

over 3 years ago
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charlieysasi

281

No words needed!

A muff is something every guitarist should try at least a thousand times, different brands, settings, rigs, whatever! This one is simply the one I'm using now and I could not be more in love with it and what it does to my whole tone!

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about 1 year ago
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karsteniovio

122

Big Muff

The sound of the old big muff in a new jacket. A usefull compatible padle that has got the heavy sounds you need.

+1

over 4 years ago
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neron

131

Fat Big Muff sound in little box

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over 5 years ago
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lusimp

20

Mouais

Finalement non, rien à voir avec une vrai fuzz.

+1

almost 4 years ago
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