What Big Muff is this?

Started by manson, January 03, 2007, 08:18:54 AM

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Bernardduur

Nope;

Then the label would be "Tone Bypass"

On / Off is just the on / off knob for the battery
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tcobretti

Ok.  I hadn't seen that before.  It's weird to me that they still put that in a pedal in the late 70s.

Gila_Crisis

hey where can i find a working schem and layout to build an opamp BM???

tcobretti

I didn't draw this and have no idea where it came from.



theehman



Quote from: tcobretti on January 28, 2007, 04:15:01 PM
BTW, the switch is a tone knob bypass switch, and for some reason the BMPs I've heard with the switch always sound better in the "bypass" position.

The early ones had an on/off switch, the later ones a tone bypass. Isn't it just what it says on the box?

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From what I can see of the board I'll bet it's a Tone Bypass switch.  Like I said, just using a leftover chassis.
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mongo


that's an OPAMP big muff...

gotta love these ones I like them better that the transistor versions.

they are really easy to clone and it's even easier to implement true by pass on them. I have what I think it is an earlier model with an on/off switch.


Andy

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Here you can find correct schematics of the op-amp Big Muff Pi:

http://analogguru.an.funpic.de/

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