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My kids.

Someday a green Russian Muff and/or a Civil War muff will be in my collection.. someday.

mathias wrote:Someday a green Russian Muff and/or a Civil War muff will be in my collection.. someday.

A Civil War and a Green Russian are the same circuit just in a different box. if it just about collecting then yeah, but if it's for the sound then get a CW and some other muff.

I like the look of both, especially the beat up green russians, but haven't had any opportunities to snag one or the other in the past.

mathias wrote:I like the look of both, especially the beat up green russians, but haven't had any opportunities to snag one or the other in the past.

yeah, i'd really like a magazine that highlights various tall fonts, and their rate of decay.
it'd be fun to really play up the innuendo and straight up make it look like a vintage porn magazine,
complete with utterly ridiculous fiction

mathias wrote:I like the look of both, especially the beat up green russians, but haven't had any opportunities to snag one or the other in the past.

Well if that's the case, I say go for it. I'm more about the circuit myself and how they sound. I'd be happy with decent sounding clones in plain Jane enclosures. In a couple of weeks I'm building myself a Rams Head clone. Then the CW will probably be next clone after that.

Understandable. I can get far more range of sounds out of modern Muff-based pedals like Hoof or Musket or Supercollider 71' (I only have the first one, but still) than the old vintage circuits but the look and mojo is appealing. (Note: I don't believe in mojo, just old vintage parts with poor quality control..)

mathias wrote: I can get far more range of sounds out of modern Muff-based pedals like Hoof or Musket or Supercollider 71' (I only have the first one, but still) than the old vintage circuits but the look and mojo is appealing. (Note: I don't believe in mojo, just old vintage parts with poor quality control..)

Absolutely. The pedals in this shot get used much more than the Sovteks I put up a few posts back. (Not pictured: Badascan... )

Of those modern Muffs pictured, benjuro, which do you use the most? Just curious.

titbeard wrote:My kids.

What's the story behind that Deluxe Big Muff? Looks neat.

mathias wrote:Of those modern Muffs pictured, benjuro, which do you use the most? Just curious.

Each is truly brilliant at what it does...but for low-to-moderate volume riffing by myself, LSTR and '71 Supercollider get heaviest use, OG SC and Blakemore IC Muff get the least.

Badascan jams with the band

MUFF! Resurrection time!

Necroposting fun!

Ehx nyc ri
IC muff clone (cheapo awesomeness)
Caprid (deluxe awesomeness)

And they all sound different.