Big Muff variants
Introduced in 1971, the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi quickly took a dominant place in rock and roll's sound
Rust Rod
Skreddy Pedals
Thick, gooey, vintage rams head style fuzz
P19
Skreddy Pedals
Smooth soaring sustain
Klipper
Skreddy Pedals
Huge, amp-like, Sabbathy fuzz
Pig Mine
Skreddy Pedals
Smooth yet aggressive sustain
Top Fuel
Skreddy Pedals
Distortion with hot mids
Supa Tone
Skreddy Pedals
Grinding distortion for guitar or bass
Juicy Pig
Skreddy Pedals
Powerful, dynamic, transparent, sustaining fuzz
General Pig
Skreddy Pedals
Articulate, balanced fuzz, just the right amount of gain
BC239 Fuzz
Skreddy Pedals
Extra edgy & cutting sustainy fuzz
Cognitive Dissonance MkIV
Skreddy Pedals
Silky classic yet modern sustain/distortion
Perestroika
Skreddy Pedals
early 90's style Russian muffy distortion
Giant Meat Pie BC239
Skreddy Pedals
Classic sustaining fuzz: extra sweetness
1971
Skreddy Pedals
Vintage amp-like lower-gain muffy distortion
$350
Ernie
Skreddy Pedals
Fat vintage fuzz
Pink Flesh
Skreddy Pedals
smooth, intense, sustaining distortion
Mayo MkIII
Skreddy Pedals
Aggressive wall of fuzz
ZERO
Skreddy Pedals
Extra aggressive cutting fuzz
? Lady
Skreddy Pedals
Sweet, fat vintage fuzz
Mayonaise MkIII
Skreddy Pedals
Old school v1 Big Muff