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BIG MUFF - Buffer / Booster Function???


franjo

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dear forumites,

 

 

i want to try and get an answer on this thing:

i had bought a big muff in 1988. about tne years later, i noticed that it pushes the clean signal SERIOUSLY when off.

 

(when working, the volume is high enough to record directly into my tape machine, anyway.)

 

does anybody know what sort of amplification occurs in the big muff?

 

 

franjo

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I don't know why but mine does that too. Mine is an IC Muff I bought new in 79 or 80. The strange thing is I never noticed it until maybe 10 years ago, I don't know if I missed it all those years or if it's related to something else in my rig. It's actually not a bad lo-fi, light overdrive kind of sound.

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Originally posted by franjo

it doesn't sound bad at all...

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Yeah, it doesn't sound bad. It is weird that you can't bypass it at all, but you can see why they designed it that way...Muffs are such tone suckers that having a built-in buffer would be tres handy.

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