"Back in the late 70s and early 80s I had one of these. It was perfect for learning with, and it sounded better to me than the Big Muff - I dont know why, but I demoed both before I bought this one. I used mine to death - literally. By the end, it was held together with duct tape; you literally had to unscrew the entire device to change the battery, and the wiring was not separated from the innards at all. Ive looked for another one for all of these years without finding one. If you own one, you are lucky. GREAT unit."
2010-06-15 03:51:54
Davefrom elk grove ca usa wrote:
"Dude, That muff fuzz changed my life back in the 70s.hah hah .. Really though.It would be cool to find one now."
2010-03-04 03:06:11
Gregfrom Springfield, Mo. wrote:
"I have one identical to this Ive had since mid 80s. Ive never used it but its in great shape. I play keys. Is it valuable?"
"we like commenting on fuzz boxes its fun mmmmm wat do they taste like"
2007-02-06 13:30:47
prez and chaz... againfrom ur mums fuzz box wrote:
"LOL sucker"
2007-02-06 13:27:45
prez and chazfrom willy wrote:
"nice muff ive got one just like it and its big and fuzzy lmfao"
2007-02-06 13:25:38
SSStevewrote:
"I bought one of those after Id been playing about 6 months probably. Bought it at a cheesy local dimestore called Grandpa Pidgeons for $35. I loved that sucka. The vintage EH stuff was just so... perfect. Cheap, rugged and effective."
2006-12-22 02:31:31
Greg Ginterfrom Madison, WI wrote:
"op-ap is a RCA CA1458 the pot on mine is 1377701"
2006-12-10 19:37:17
godmachinefrom Tucson Arizona wrote:
"I bought one of these a couple years ago from a music store owner who had it on the shelf for 30 years! And it sounds killer! So simple. Inside is (op amp) chip cicuitry. Doesnt really sound like a Big Muff. Its more civilized. Chords sound real good. Very big and full while maintaining the sound of the wood of the guitar."
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