Electro Harmonix Bass Big Muff Pi
The Electro Harmonix Bass Big Muff Pi is a distortion/fuzz stompbox designed specifically for bass guitars. With controls for volume, tone, and sustain, along with a mini switch for bass boost, this pedal offers a versatile range of distortion effects for bass players.

Latest User Reviews
The best Fuzz effect
One of the best bass effects. I am not a musician, I just like to play punk music for fun. If you have some money to afford it, you should definitely get one. It is not that expensive but not cheap, anyways it is a safe purchase. You will get a nice dirty sound in your bass and lots of fun.
Bien
Faut aimer. mais reste un plus dans les effets ou un must si on décide de l’utiliser 90% du temps dans son set. Un peu difficile au début à calibrer sur une chaine d'effet. pour le reste... Ça pète pas mal et ça évite de faire un trou dans sa membrane pour avoir le même son!
does it's job
What you see is what you get. Great quality pedal.
Good pedal
Distortion effect is good. If you put last in pedal chain can easy be use in loop with Chorus and Delay,Wah and get sound which you like it.Easy controls.
Being the bassist in a grunge band with only one guitar, the sound can be flat when the guitarist is soloing but this pedal makes it look nearly as if there was another guitar!
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Electro Harmonix
- Released in 2008
- Average price : $107
- Distortion / Fuzz
- Controls for volume - Tone - Sustain
- Mini switch for bass boost
- True bypass
- Long creamy sustain
- Fat fuzz sound
- Discreet heights
- Transparent bass
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 102 x 121 x 89 mm
Reasons to buy
- Considered the best bass fuzz with a proven track record in live performances.
- Easy manipulation of sound dynamics through intuitive controls.
- Bass boost switch for added low-end richness, enhancing versatility.
- Durable build quality with a die-cast metal body, ensuring longevity.
- Three-position flip switch for bass boost, dry, and wet modes, catering to different preferences.
Reasons to avoid
- May require some tinkering to find the desired sound due to the vast range of tones.
- Lacks preset options for quick sound changes during live performances.
- Notable size and potential noise may be a concern for some users.
- Knobs may feel cheap to some users, despite overall strong casing.
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