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J’s Big Muff collection

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  • This topic has 23 replies, 7 voices, and was last updated 19 years, 1 month ago by SonicD.
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  • October 25, 2006 at 12:01 pm #122776
    eyesadrift
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      "SonicD " wrote:
      youre lucky to have 3 vintage ones ;) i hope i find one

      dumb luck i guess…
      i like the vintage electro harmonix compared to the reissues
      but i am curious about the phaser hoax
      it sounds and looks interesting

      October 25, 2006 at 12:11 pm #122777
      SonicD
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        "tonas " wrote:
        http://www.freakscene.net/forums/discussion/8929

        That should be it. ;)

        thanks

        October 26, 2006 at 6:56 am #122778
        Smallstone
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          Can someone explain to me (sorry for my lack of guitar tech knowledge) what the Home Brew Electronics Germania treble booster does in Js set up and why these pedals need to be ‘run through the input of a tube amp’ – not put through an effects loop. I’m kinda lost as to what that all means! ??? He keeps it separate to his rig and doesn’t run it through the Bradshaw.
          I mean I realise what a treble booster means – but but but but…. how does one run this through the input of an amp? I realise this may be the simplest thing in the world!!
          I have a single input Fender Blues Junior Valve job. Use a Fender Jazz. Couple of Big Muffs, failing Univox Superfuzz, bunch of other EH stuff…..
          cheers!

          October 26, 2006 at 7:49 am #122779
          SonicD
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            i have no idea.i thought that the footswitch was the custom audio electronics booster switch. silly

            October 26, 2006 at 9:11 am #122780
            tonas
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              "Smallstone " wrote:
              Can someone explain to me (sorry for my lack of guitar tech knowledge) what the Home Brew Electronics Germania treble booster does in Js set up and why these pedals need to be ‘run through the input of a tube amp’ – not put through an effects loop. I’m kinda lost as to what that all means! ??? He keeps it separate to his rig and doesn’t run it through the Bradshaw.
              I mean I realise what a treble booster means – but but but but…. how does one run this through the input of an amp? I realise this may be the simplest thing in the world!!
              I have a single input Fender Blues Junior Valve job. Use a Fender Jazz. Couple of Big Muffs, failing Univox Superfuzz, bunch of other EH stuff…..
              cheers!

              I could be wrong but the Germania adds like 30% more distortion when activated. When running it straight through the amp it adds this on top of anything looped through the effects loop. Layering it over the flange, tremelo, big muff, etc.

              October 26, 2006 at 10:30 am #122781
              Smallstone
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                thanks guys – but what does ‘running it straight through the amp’ mean?
                Ok ok. My wee Fender valve amp has one input.
                So say I have a lead running out of that straight into this HB Treble Booster… then what?
                I can see that it boosts the signal and add that extra "HELLO" to leads etc.
                But – how does one rig it up?
                They’re not too expensive (in the grand scheme of things) and my local guitar emporium has ’em in stock.
                I want to overdrive my amp but I don’t think I have the right Muff and sadly I think my Superfuzz is giving up the ghost. It’s gone all……farty! Frankly I’m having a more fun with a real cheap DOD Overdrive at present…. but I do want something to take it over the edge and I’m not sure the Metal Muff (even though Js demo on the EH site is amazing) is what I want at the end of the day.
                The choices seem to be – search out one of these lovely old Big Muffs, invest in another Superfuzz, save up for a Fulltone or Lovetone or…. I don’t know!
                Get a bigger amp?

                October 26, 2006 at 10:43 am #122782
                tonas
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                  "Smallstone " wrote:
                  thanks guys – but what does ‘running it straight through the amp’ mean?

                  Guitar ~ tuner ~Germania ~ Amp

                  keep the Germania in line with your guitar into the amp set up. Don’t run the Germania through the loop.

                  October 26, 2006 at 11:25 am #122783
                  Smallstone
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                    thats great – I have no ‘loop’ – nice!!

                    October 28, 2006 at 3:13 am #122784
                    SonicD
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                      http://electroharmonix.ronsound.com/articles/bigmuff.html”>http://electroharmonix.ronsound.com/art … gmuff.html

                      very cool site about muffs

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