Just finished a Muff Fuzz... I think

[audioguy]

I think I just finished a Muff Fuzz... but I dont know how it should sound. It sounds like late 60's distortion, nothing great, but nothing bad. I find myself playing a lot of Thin Lizy type licks- maybe thats a good thing.

Anyway- is there a site with some sound samples of the Muff Fuzz that I can use as a reference?

Thanks guys!

Audioguy

[R@bbiT]

You could look at the: http://home-wrecker.com/salvo.html

[lightningfingers]

Just curious,

Which version did you build?

[audioguy]

I built the one at GGG-

Audioguy

[audioguy]

You could look at the: http://home-wrecker.com/salvo.html

Thanks! I knew there would be one somewhere. Thats pretty close to what I got last night. Of course it was 12:30am when I finished so I couldnt open it up... 3 kids and the wife all asleep- I would not have been a popular guy!

[WGTP]

Check the Mockman at ROG and Schematics 2 has Guss' Muff Fuzz Mods.  I like it with a reduced cap between stages for less of a fuzz sound and more of a distortion and an LED/2SI diodes in the loop combo.  

[B Tremblay]

Please note that the Muff Fuzz sound clip from http://home-wrecker.com is the two-transistor version, as found at GGG.

[audioguy]

Please note that the Muff Fuzz sound clip from http://home-wrecker.com is the two-transistor version, as found at GGG.

Thats the one I built

[WGTP]

Whoops disregard my comments, they concerned the Op-amp version, which I highly recommend.  

[audioguy]

I just plugged it into my Gibson Gold Tone and man does it sound cool! Even at low volume it sounds really creamy... not too bad for a 30 minute build.

Audioguy!