Big Muff kit -- BYOC or GGG?

[triple clutcher]

I'm looking to pick up a Big Muff pedal kit that I can mod into something ridiculous and filled with gobs of fuzzy gain. BYOC's kit seems to be a little easier, and I like the extra tone switch on it, but GGG's kit is cheaper and seems to have more options right out of the box. which one would be better to get?

[cpm]

the BM is simple enough to put into perfboard. Breadboard first to experiment with components, as you are planing some mods which are not well defined in the beginning.

[R.G.]

I'm looking to pick up a Big Muff pedal kit that I can mod into something ridiculous and filled with gobs of fuzzy gain. BYOC's kit seems to be a little easier, and I like the extra tone switch on it, but GGG's kit is cheaper and seems to have more options right out of the box. which one would be better to get?

I think the layout's better at GGG. 

[asfastasdark]

A tip: BYOC has a lot of famous boxes with a small mod added, and they rename it under a different name. Example: BYOC Mouse = Pro Co Rat + clipping diode switch. Go from a verified layout (GGG, Tonepad, etc.) and add the mod (if it's not too big) on a piece of perfboard or something. They usually show schematics at BYOC in the project file.