| Àâòîð | Òåìà: v4 EHX Big Muff 1978 |
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Âðåìÿ: 06.05.2011 04:09 |
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Version 4 "OP-AMP" BIG MUFF (USA circa 1978) - The four transistors circuit design was radically changed to a new design that used op-amp ICs for this version. This is a great distortion pedal with a big sound and much of the same scooped mids character of the previous transistor versions. I think the transistor versions are more organic and sound better for bluesy solos, but the op-amps are great for crushing, grungier, wall of sound material, heavy distorted rhythm playing, and heavy leads. They have a very deep crunch, flat mids, and superb deep bass control. They are not very good for palm muting. They do not do fuzz quite the same as the transistor versions, nor do they have the same character and organic randomness. The scooped tone makes them easy to get lost in a band mix when playing live with certain amps. Unlike the transistor versions, the tone is very consistent from unit to unit. Some units may have a noticable volume/gain boost when the pedal is switched off due to the fact that these old Big Muffs do not bypass the signal even when off. The signal still goes through and is amplified by the active op-amps, which can sometimes add a gain boost. Adding a true bypass switch can eliminate this problem. This is likely the Big Muff circuit heard on most of Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream album, so that should give an idea of the potential of this version. This is the rarest of the two op-amp Big Muff versions. òîëüêî îáìåí íà fulltone ultimate octave èëè ehx memory man  òàê æå èíòåðåñóåò xotic bb+ âîçìîæíî! ïîäóìàþ íàä îáìåíîì íà ñîâðåìåííûé áèãìàê(òîëüêî â áîëüøîé êîðîáî÷êå)+ïðèëè÷íûé àíàëîãîâûé äèëåé (ìîÿ äîïëàòà âîçìîæíà â ëþáîì ñëó÷àå) íà ôîòî,êèøêè ìîåãî áèãìàêà,à ôîòî êîðîáî÷êè èç èíåòà |
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