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Gem for a mini pedalboard
This is my third fuzz (and Muff style) pedal after Ram's Head and Joyo Tiny Huge Fuzz.
First of all, the build quality is exceptional, especially for the price. I would go so far and tell that it's the best built mini pedal I've ever seen, which is crazy considering its price. The pedal is pretty heavy for its size, and the knobs aren't wobbly at all. I wouldn't complain about the size of Volume and Tone knobs - for the footprint it's understandable and totally fine.
As for the sound, being a Russian Muff style pedal, it's obviously darker than my previous fuzz pedals. A lot of low end, which might not be everyone's choice but I'm into it - Matcha Cream is the perfect name for it. My rig nowadays is Earth Quaker Easy Listening and Harley Benton Mini Stomp 5-band EQ, and it fits this minimalistic setup very well.
If Russian Muff style fuzz is your thing, I don't see any reason not to get this pedal.
P.S. Really appreciate a piece of Velcro in the box!
First of all, the build quality is exceptional, especially for the price. I would go so far and tell that it's the best built mini pedal I've ever seen, which is crazy considering its price. The pedal is pretty heavy for its size, and the knobs aren't wobbly at all. I wouldn't complain about the size of Volume and Tone knobs - for the footprint it's understandable and totally fine.
As for the sound, being a Russian Muff style pedal, it's obviously darker than my previous fuzz pedals. A lot of low end, which might not be everyone's choice but I'm into it - Matcha Cream is the perfect name for it. My rig nowadays is Earth Quaker Easy Listening and Harley Benton Mini Stomp 5-band EQ, and it fits this minimalistic setup very well.
If Russian Muff style fuzz is your thing, I don't see any reason not to get this pedal.
P.S. Really appreciate a piece of Velcro in the box!
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