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Overdrive/distortion/fuzz effectpedaal
Around 1973-74 EH yet again made another tweak to the artwork and schematic of the early Big Muff circuits. A close relative of some of the early “Ram’s Head” muffs in tone, these pedals had a couple distinct changes that gave them their own sound, and were easy to spot because of their violet colored silk screen ink. Collectors refer to them simply as the “Violet Editions”.
As usual with EH, there are a couple different versions of this era’s muffers, so despite what you may hear, there is no exact “Violet” sound. The most distinct feature IMO is a generous mid-scoop in the overall voicing. When most people think Big Muff, this is the sound they think of. Lots of gain and a nice sharp dip in those mids. Two words come to my mind when hearing this pedal : “Juicy” and “Velvety”.
After the usual meticulous hunt for the best transistors, W&C had a thought and wondered if the famous BC108C “tin can” transistors could suit this circuit. The answer was yes, yes, yes !!!
None of the original Muffs actually used these transistors, in fact, the BC108C’s are most known for being the favored transistors in the original 1970’s era silicon Fuzz Face pedals, but it sounded great in the circuit of the WREN AND CUFF Violet World.
As usual with EH, there are a couple different versions of this era’s muffers, so despite what you may hear, there is no exact “Violet” sound. The most distinct feature IMO is a generous mid-scoop in the overall voicing. When most people think Big Muff, this is the sound they think of. Lots of gain and a nice sharp dip in those mids. Two words come to my mind when hearing this pedal : “Juicy” and “Velvety”.
After the usual meticulous hunt for the best transistors, W&C had a thought and wondered if the famous BC108C “tin can” transistors could suit this circuit. The answer was yes, yes, yes !!!
None of the original Muffs actually used these transistors, in fact, the BC108C’s are most known for being the favored transistors in the original 1970’s era silicon Fuzz Face pedals, but it sounded great in the circuit of the WREN AND CUFF Violet World.
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Technische Specificities
- amp simulator Geen
- Bitcrusher Geen
- Booster Geen
- Buffer Geen
- Chorus Geen
- comp Geen
- Delay Geen
- DI Geen
- Distortion Geen
- Doubler Geen
- Envelope filter Geen
- Eq Geen
- Expression Geen
- Flanger Geen
- Footswitch Geen
- Freeze Geen
- Fuzz Ja
- Harmony Geen
- Loadbox Geen
- Looper Geen
- Noise gate Geen
- Octaver Geen
- Overdrive Geen
- Phaser Geen
- Pitch shifter Geen
- Preamp Geen
- Reamp Geen
- Reverb Geen
- Ring modulation Geen
- Rotary Geen
- Router Geen
- Synth Geen
- Talk box Geen
- Tremolo Geen
- Vibe Geen
- Vibrato Geen
- Volume Geen
- voor andere instrumenten Geen
- voor bas Geen
- voor elektrische gitaar Ja
- voor elektro-akoestische gitaar Geen
- voor zang Geen
- Wah Geen
- WREN AND CUFF Violet World
- SKU Wren & Cuff VIOLETWORLD
- Fuzz distortion for electric guitar
- Compact effect pedal
- Hand built in USA
- Controls : see pictures
- In/outs : see pictures
- True hard-wire bypass
- Powered with optional 9VDC supply (center negative) or 9v battery
- Current draw 5mA
- 4.8” x 2.6” x 1.6” / 12.192 x 6.60 x 4.06 cm
- 9.5 oz / 0.27 kg
