The Black Mucks are featuring an NOS batch of early 60’s silicon transistors we came across through our never-ending quest for NOS jewels !

We cannot tell you with certainty exactly what they are, cause as much as we researched them, we couldn’t find sufficient documentation. Based on where our source is located and what we know that they bought back in the day, it is likely that these are grown-junction devices made by either Transitron, General Instrument or both in the early 1960s and the are similar to the 2N335/2N336.

What we can tell you for sure is they sound incredibly unique and made the Black Muck a necessity !

The Black Muck is open and harmonically rich and compared to the Red Muck it is more aggressive, looser with Fuzzier tendencies.

The result is there waiting for you to unleash its sonic possibilities ! Get them while they last !

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FAQs

What type of fuzz tones can I expect from the JAM Pedals Black Muck?

The JAM Pedals Black Muck delivers rich, creamy fuzz tones with a classic, vintage character. It's designed to provide a smooth, saturated sound ideal for blues and rock genres.

Is the JAM Pedals Black Muck suitable for bass guitar?

Yes, the JAM Pedals Black Muck can be used with bass guitars, offering a thick and full fuzz tone that retains low-end clarity.

Does the JAM Pedals Black Muck work well with other pedals?

The JAM Pedals Black Muck is designed to integrate seamlessly with other pedals, allowing for versatile sound shaping when combined with overdrives, delays, and modulation effects.

What power supply does the JAM Pedals Black Muck require?

The JAM Pedals Black Muck requires a standard 9V DC power supply, similar to most guitar pedals, ensuring easy integration into your pedalboard setup.

How is the build quality of the JAM Pedals Black Muck?

The JAM Pedals Black Muck is handcrafted in Greece with high-quality components, ensuring durability and consistent performance for gigging and studio use.