Electro-Harmonix Introduces the Nano Bass Big Muff Pi
Electro-Harmonix has expanded their bass offerings with the announcement of the Nano Bass Big Muff Pi, a distortion/sustainer pedal that blends features of its predecessors into a smaller package. The new pedal is voiced like the EHX Russian Big Muff but has a classic Big Muff Pi control layout with Sustain, Tone, and Volume knobs. Electro-Harmonix says the pedal dishes out sounds from a “slight but satisfying grit to an over-the-top wall of bass fuzz.”
Besides its main controls, the Nano Bass Big Muff Pi has a Dry switch that mixes in your dry bass signal in with the pedal’s distortion at unity level. Other features include a true bypass circuit and a die-cast chassis.
The Electro-Harmonix Nano Bass Big Muff Pi comes with 9-volt battery, but an optional AC power adaptor is available. It will be available soon with a street price of $80.20.
Electro-Harmonix Nano Bass Big Muff Pi Details:
| Sustain, Tone, Volume Controls |
| Dry Switch Blends in Dry Signal |
| True Bypass |
| Die-Cast Chassis |
| Power: 9V (included) or AC Power Adaptor (sold separately) |
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No blend??? …. Why ehx why????
Juan, the level of dry signal doesn’t change. Your volume knob selects the level of the distorted signal, and thus, the blend.
Because it’s a horrible fuzz in the first place?