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Posted: 02 October 2010 05:04 AM | Link to this reply (#61)
The EH Man - 01 October 2010 06:55 PM
maibanez - 01 October 2010 06:09 PM

I have been speculating the possibility of the modify the little big muff and make a bridge between the input jack and output jack for a get a clear channel, and use the volume as a blend, the idea is to do the same as the bass big muff .... I play guitar and bass and use the little big muff for both .... my question is, how can I do it? there are some precautions that I should take? ... can I use the volume as a blend ?.... what are the bedst materials should i choose to use?.... have you some recomendation???...etc etc etc

Save yourself some trouble and buy/build a blend pedal.


why??? is to complicated??

how about the old new BM USA…???

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Posted: 02 October 2010 11:19 AM | Link to this reply (#62)

not that its complicated, it just dont make much sense. just make a blend pedal in its own box, then you can move it around and use it in other places if you wanted to and you dont need to ruin your BM!

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EH Black Finger (tube)
EH Stereo Talking Machine
MXR fullbore Metal
Wren & Cuff Box of War
Source Audio Programmable EQ
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EH Polychorus (XO)
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EH Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai

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Posted: 03 October 2010 01:31 PM | Link to this reply (#63)
Mr.Grim - 02 October 2010 11:19 AM

not that its complicated, it just dont make much sense. just make a blend pedal in its own box, then you can move it around and use it in other places if you wanted to and you dont need to ruin your BM!


I like the option to have a clear channel when I play the bass especially when I go to studio or live when I use a bass amp I do not know (in genereal is very cheap and has a sound you use all night trying to improve or very advanced bass amp and you have no idea how it will react with your pedal) like the bass big muff, but I prefer the distortion of the little big muff is better or I like it more than the bass big muff distortion, the big bass muff has a tendency to sound like mud, but the little big muff is stolen too much bass…

I play a lot on different projects, and only bring with me my bass, a tuner and a fuzz .... I need not carry much weight and do not wish more pedals, so I’d like to keep it that way .....

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Posted: 17 November 2010 08:48 AM | Link to this reply (#64)

Figured you guys might be interested in adding my flange mods to the list
http://www.elementfx.co.uk/pedal-builds/small-clone-mods/

Edited: 07 August 2011 09:43 PM by beckyjc
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Posted: 17 November 2010 09:13 AM | Link to this reply (#65)
beckyjc - 17 November 2010 08:48 AM

Figured you guys might be interested in adding my flange mods to the list
http://beckyjc.wordpress.com/pedal-builds/small-clone-mods/

Nice addition.  Thanks for the link!

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Posted: 27 July 2011 11:12 AM | Link to this reply (#66)

I have just added the tone bypass mod on my BMP (V9 Reissue) and I was very surprised when I got volume loss instead of the famous 6+dB when bypassing the tone knob.. Please help!  :cry:

I’v used an SPDT with four pins, much like this one:Linky

The tutorial I followed was: Big Muff Tone Bypass

Edited: 27 July 2011 01:41 PM by Benyoda
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Posted: 24 December 2011 10:42 PM | Link to this reply (#67)

^ that video is not a correct method for tone bypass


my question is - is this diagram accurate for using a DPDT to perform the emitter mod, I hadn’t really seen one drawn up and threw it together rather quickly, from my understanding of DPDT switches I believe this to be correct, one position will pass the cut trace to the resistor, the other will jump over the resistor, but just wanted some verification.

bigmufmum.jpg

edit: in addition are R12 and R16 the correct resistors on a V9 big muff pi

Edited: 25 December 2011 02:07 AM by derekb
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