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Quote:Quote:Quote:Use this diagram, make all the changes in green. This is a NYC muff with a green sovtek muff tonestack.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o127/truthandshame/Big Muff/GREENRUSSIANXNYCBIGMUFFMODS.pngOn the diagram, “R” is for Ohms and “uF” is for microfarads.
Hello, I own a Lil’ Big Muff and use it on my bass. I recently tried out the Bass Big Muff and before I had tried the Russian version. To be honest I really don’t like the was Russians sound on bass and since the Bass Big Muff is based on that one I didn’t buy it
So, I’m trying to mod my Lil’ BM to lat the clean signal go through mixed with the fuzz, but I can’t seem to find a diagram (Nor a way, for that matter) to do that.
Does anyone have any idea of what can I do to get that specific mod? A diagram or spoken word reply would be incredibly appreciatedYou cant do it, its just not that simple.
I mean its possible but considering you’re asking about it I would say its out of your depth. It requires the addition of a buffer(a whole other circuit) to the pedal, and the LBM is SMD and it will be very fiddly work even for someone that knows what they are doing.
Just buy the bass big muff.I don’t like the sound of it!! =S
I suppose the signal splitter they recomended up avobe is the way to go
Also, Ned: What is SMD? How can I create a buffer? I might not be able to put it inside the LBM, but I might as well make it externalQuote:well you could split your signal prior to the LBM and make a simple mixer like this:you don’t have to make all 3 inputs, just two.
Question Question!! I’ve finally got a friend o’mine to do this for me, but I’m a bit confused… Since I’ts a pasive mixer will I be able to use it backwards? I mean, using the output jack as the input for my bass and the Inputs as AMP outputs or d’I have to bi-apm?
Sorry if this is confusing, but I’m sorta sleepy…Quote:Yes,it works both ways.Hey Jules, thanks for the answer. I got most of the materials, but my friend told me that since it’s a pasive splitter I’ll probably lose a lot of signal strenght. Is that true? Is there a way to make it active or something like that?
Also, d’you think you’d have any Schematics/Layouts/etc to a Boss LS-2 like A+B Looper? I realised that I’d need to do two signal splitters (One splitting and another re-uniting) since I own only one amp n_nU
Thanks in advance for all the attention spentQuote:Quote:Use this diagram, make all the changes in green. This is a NYC muff with a green sovtek muff tonestack.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o127/truthandshame/Big Muff/GREENRUSSIANXNYCBIGMUFFMODS.pngOn the diagram, “R” is for Ohms and “uF” is for microfarads.
Hello, I own a Lil’ Big Muff and use it on my bass. I recently tried out the Bass Big Muff and before I had tried the Russian version. To be honest I really don’t like the was Russians sound on bass and since the Bass Big Muff is based on that one I didn’t buy it
So, I’m trying to mod my Lil’ BM to lat the clean signal go through mixed with the fuzz, but I can’t seem to find a diagram (Nor a way, for that matter) to do that.
Does anyone have any idea of what can I do to get that specific mod? A diagram or spoken word reply would be incredibly appreciatedGo get one of these Barge Concepts VB-Jr— it will save you endless pain in the long run.
Xotic make a looper with blend too, but it’s bigger and more expensive. SolidgoldFX make one too, but I haven’t tried it.
I got a VB-Jr for $60 used and have used it with a guitar mixing in a fuzztone. Works great and you won’t burn your fingers soldering…
Quote:Does anyone know if it’s possible to conect this pedal to an electricity plug?
i was very surprised to see that it has no electricity socket, and I just hate using batteries.Use one of these:
…and I’m sure that’s at least part of the reason so many battery doors get lost…
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