Med vores cookies ønsker vi at tilbyde dig den bedst mulige shoppingoplevelse med alt, hvad der hører til. Dette inkluderer for eksempel passende tilbud, personlige annoncer og gemte præferencer. Hvis du er okay med dette, skal du blot acceptere brugen af cookies til præferencer, statistik og markedsføring ved at klikke på "I orden!" (vis alle). Du kan til enhver tid trække dit samtykke tilbage via cookie-indstillingerne (her)
Du skal være logget på, for at kunne vurdere et produkt.
BemærkVi tillader kun vores kunder, at afgive en vurdering af det udstyr de har købt hos os. Vi modtager ikke anmeldelser eller vurderinger af produkter fra tredje kilde.
Efter login finder du også i kundencenter under "vurderinger af produkt" alle artikler, som du kan afgive en vurdering af.
This is the first distortion pedal I've used and I'm starting to love it more and more every time I try it. The distortion is pretty heavy and muddy and even on lowest settings it's very fuzzy and dirty. The distortion is excellent for heavy rhythm playing - it's very dirty but has a good attack to it. I find it a bit too heavy for lead playing, although it works with a bit of tweaking on the tone and sustain. Power chords roar with it and the metal housing feels like it can take beating. The controls can give you a few options in tone but one should keep in mind that even with sustain turned down it's still pretty muddy.
Pros:
built like a tank
brilliant for heavy rhythm playing/power chords
massive sound
Cons:
a bit too much for lead playing
doesn't "roll off" at lower settings/not very dynamically responsive (very muddy even when sustain and guitar volume are turned down)
I use the Little Big Muff Pi for 2 reasons mainly, first one being, I needed a warm fuzz sound for recording riffs and the second reason being sustain for lead playing since my pickup output is somewhat weak on the e and b strings. It does both of these jobs for me very well.
Some other things i noticed: The casing is very sturdy, the controls are very intuitive and can blend some crazy sounds, depending on what you dial in the pedal can create crazy loud feedback but just keeping it away from the amp fixies that issue.
To clarify, this pedal is not subtle. It's a unique and heavy fuzz, which more or less takes over your tone with little regard to the amp or guitar you are using. This being said, it's amazing at what it does - especially for the price. The "little" version is very close to the original Big Muff. Definitely worth it for the convenience.