Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi
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... read more
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“My old man showed me how to play barre chords, and that's when things started getting really heavy,” remembered Dimebag of his early yea... more

Although the photo is dark and blurry, if we look to the top right corner we can see Matty uses the Big Muff as part of his rig. more

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

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 synt... more
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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.


Classic Fuzz/Distortion sound
The bigg muff is a classic pedal and gives you a amazing distorted-fuzzy style, you can use it to create both a dry fuzzed sound or a ripped of distortion sound, and of course, the middle term. Besides that, he's very useful in solos and rhythm sections. Amazing pedal!

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.

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

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

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

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

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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.

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
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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.
amazing little beast, great for cutting through the overall sound