Enchanting effector, Big Muff.
The sound loved by guitarists around the world is sometimes described as a sound barrier. Thick and thick harmonic overtones are used in many songs such as grunge, shoegazer, and heavyness.
Along with the heavy roaring sound of the sound wall, the delicate and relaxing lead tone is also a major feature. It is also known to have supported historically famous performances, such as the madness of the unique and gloomy UK prog and the lengthy and thick tone of Latin rock, especially if you play the lead with a delay.
There have been many design and feature changes over the years, each with its own legend. Therefore, it may be loved by many players.
The Animals Pedal Rust Rod Fuzz can reproduce the big muff of the period called "Ram's Head" made in the early 70's, which is one of the most popular legends.
Compared to other times, it has a stronger mid and is known as a mellow tone. Especially a soft lead tone, and if you set TONE high, you get a squeaky sound. A tone that is loved by all genres and generations.
The sound loved by guitarists around the world is sometimes described as a sound barrier. Thick and thick harmonic overtones are used in many songs such as grunge, shoegazer, and heavyness.
Along with the heavy roaring sound of the sound wall, the delicate and relaxing lead tone is also a major feature. It is also known to have supported historically famous performances, such as the madness of the unique and gloomy UK prog and the lengthy and thick tone of Latin rock, especially if you play the lead with a delay.
There have been many design and feature changes over the years, each with its own legend. Therefore, it may be loved by many players.
The Animals Pedal Rust Rod Fuzz can reproduce the big muff of the period called "Ram's Head" made in the early 70's, which is one of the most popular legends.
Compared to other times, it has a stronger mid and is known as a mellow tone. Especially a soft lead tone, and if you set TONE high, you get a squeaky sound. A tone that is loved by all genres and generations.