Electro-Harmonix Bass Big Muff Pi 2 Fuzz Effect Pedal

Another sequel, another remake? Well, yes, and no! The Electro-Harmonix Bass Big Muff Pi 2 is a blast from the past but maybe not the kind you’re expecting. A truly bass-forward version of the Big Muff Pi 2 a recent, never-before-seen revival of a scrapped schematic from the 1970s, today’s Bass Muff Pi 2 is a refined version of one of bassists’ favorite fuzzy faces.

Since introducing the world to its never-before-heard design with some help from Josh Scott of JHS Pedals, the Big Muff Pi 2 has taken on a life of its own among guitarists enamored with its fuller, more gnarly Muff tone with a little more roughness around the edges. The Bass Big Muff Pi 2 follows in the same tradition as the one just kicked off by its guitar-born brethren except for bass! Two dual op-amps bring the Bass Big Muff Pi 2’s sounds to life for a vivacious fuzz tone so familiar yet so fresh.

For more modern stylings, the Bass Big Muff Pi 2 is not without its flourishes. For one, a dedicated Bass Boost switch lands at the center of this pedal for even more bassy response on tap at the flip of a switch. Your classic Muff Volume/Tone/Sustain control scheme shapes the pedal’s fuzzy voice as you’ve come to know and love it while a key new addition a Blend control allows for more finesse when mixing for live scenarios or recording. Whether you like your Muffs clean or totally blown-out, the Blend control allows you plenty of opportunity mix your dry, unaffected signal and wet, fuzzed signal to get it where you need it. Standard nine-volt center negative power requirements bring the Bass Big Muff Pi 2 to your board seamlessly with the option for separate nine-volt battery connection.

Two of a kind, these Big Muff 2s. Bring the Muff 2 thunder to the bass and never look back!

• Revised Big Muff Pi tone with two op-amp design voiced for bass
• Volume, Tone, and Sustain control scheme
• Onboard clean blend control dial
• Two-way bass boost switch
• Mono routing with analog design
• Momentary/latching footswitch operation
• True bypass switching
• Standard nine-volt center negative power requirements with battery connection option