The Amherst is the same version of a 1976 Big Muff™ used by J. Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. fame.
The pedal has a huge, biting, gritty fuzz and the tone of the pedal is very open with a bit more mids than a typical muff circuit.

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Amherst '76 Ram's Head

The Stomp Under Foot Ram's Head is based on my favorite "Violet" version of the Big Muff Pi™.

A balanced tone, lots of sustain, harmonics and a ton of fuzz makes the Ram's Head a favorite among fuzz users.
This version has large amounts of warm, creamy, fuzz that make chords evenly balanced and full while retaining string clarity. Lead tones are very smooth, punchy and warm as harmonics jump out with very little effort.

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Ram's Head

This is what a muff is! My favorite version of the Triangle era fuzzes.

The biggest, meanest, grittiest and smoothest sounding Triangle.



Monstrous fuzz with a throaty, wooly, gritty break-up on the lower notes and a sweet, full, blooming, smooth fuzz on leads. The tone of the pedal is balanced with a little extra low end throughout that gives it a meaty fullness. 

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1970 Tri-Muff V1

Inspired by the fuzzy tones of Desert and Stoner Rock, the Sonic Generator gives you that massive, ripping fuzz sound similar to Queens of the Stone Age, Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Nebula, Sleep, Red Fang, etc.

I wanted the pedal to sound like it had a mix of two types of fuzz, a smooth fuzz underneath with a ripping, Velcro type-of-fuzz on top. Also, I wanted the pedal to be usable in any situation so the fuzz control goes from full out monster fuzz to a fat, lower-gain grit.
The mids control not only adds mids but it also adds body to the pedal keeping the tone full when the mids are turned up.

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Sonic Generator

The Dirt Preacher is a hybrid between silicon and germanium transistors that gives you a full range of fuzz tones that sounds like a mix between a Big Muff™ and a Tone Bender™ through your favorite, vintage amp.
With the gain control around 9-10 o'clock you can get an overdriven tone. When turning the gain between 11-1 o'clock you get a smooth, muff-like fuzz and with the gain all the way up you get a gnarly, gritty, wooly, fuzz that sounds like you are pushing a maxed out Tweed amp.
The specifically matched, germanium transistor gives you a vintage grittiness and a little, tube-like sag.

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