Electro Harmonix Nano Big Muff
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Electro Harmonix
Nano Big Muff
Product Info
Article Number:
328484
Brand:
Electro Harmonix
Model:
Nano Big Muff
Category:
Distortion Pedals
Price:
$86.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Nano Big Muff delivers that iconic, creamy fuzz tone in a seriously small package. It's fantastic for guitarists craving a thick, saturated sound for rock, stoner, or even shoegaze – a great entry point to the Big Muff legacy without the bulk.
Product Description
- Electro Harmonix Nano Big Muff
- Elecric Guitar Effects Device
- Distortion
- Controller for volume
- sustain and tone
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 70 x 115 x 57 mm
- Power supply with 9 V battery or 9 V DC power supply (coaxial connector - negative inside - not included
- e.g. Article Nr. #409939#)
PROS
- • Classic Big Muff tone in a compact, convenient Nano format
- • Offers a surprisingly wide range of sustain and fuzz textures
- • The tone control allows for some degree of brightness shaping
- • Solid build quality for a pedal in this price bracket; feels robust.
CONS
- • True bypass is absent; can color the signal even when disengaged
- • Limited control options compared to full-size Big Muff versions
- • 9V battery operation can be inconvenient for extended use.
Product Video
Key Features
Distortion Type
Overdrive/Fuzz (Big Muff Pi circuit)
Controls
Volume, Tone, Sustain
Bypass Type
Non-True Bypass
Power Supply
9V Battery or 9V DC Coaxial (negative center)
Connections
1/4 in Instrument Input, 1/4 in Output, DC 9V Power Jack
Dimensions
70 x 115 x 57 mm
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a close approximation, but lacks the nuanced character of the vintage Russian circuit; the Nano is more consistent and perhaps a bit more focused in its tone.
It does tame the extreme lows and highs, but it's more about shaping the overall character than completely cleaning up the signal; expect a fuzz, not a clean tone.
It sounds great with humbuckers, but single-coils can also get a cool, fuzzy texture, though it'll be more saturated and less articulate.
