Triangle Big Muff Fuzz : Amazing for emotional solos

This big muff is amazing. Physically, it is quite small and well built pedal and it feels durable. The controls are easy and simple, enough adjustment to fine tune your tone, but limited enough not to get lost in settings.

Soundwise it is amazing. I use it mainly for solos and it has sustain for days. Moreover, it sounds superb when bending strings and holding the note for some time or for doing unison bends. If you want to hammer out a slow, but extremly emotional solo, then this pedal helps you to achieve that. I tried it for rythm playing as well and it works fine (but not really my taste).

This pedal can get loud. Unity volume is between 8-10 o'clock and it can really push the volume if desired. It can also be combined with distortion pedals and boosts, but in my opinion, this can make the guitar very sensitive - picking noise and feedback from speakers can become a problem if you don't want/like this.

Fun fact, I have Keeleys Fuzz Bender in the signal chain before this one (guitar - keeley - muff - amp) and having both on makes the big muff behave a little better sound wise. I guess it is not unique to Keeleys Fuzz Bender and other fuzz pedals could achieve the same thing.

In summary, i love this pedal and i'm very happy. I prefer it for soloing and other type of fuzz pedals for rythm. But that's just what sounds nice to me.