Electro Harmonix VINTAGE Big Muff Pi Version 2 "Ram's Head" '73 Cup mute which offers higher sound quality

which offers higher sound quality than simple communication devices such as headset microphones

The pickup selector uses a toggle switch that allows you to instantly switch to your preferred sound

and custom output transformer manufactured by AMI/TAB-Funkenwerk

From preamp-like settings that enhance clean sounds to mild boosts and solid drive tones that bite into the strings

deep hammering that runs throughout

Electro Harmonix VINTAGE Big Muff Pi Version 2 "Ram's Head" '73 Cup mute which offers higher sound qualityThe Big Muff Pi, a fuzz pedal that debuted around 1969, had a second model nicknamed "Ram's Head." This model got its nickname from the fact that the logo, a woman's face depicted on the lower right of the enclosure, resembles a lamb's head. Because of variations in parts between individual units, each pedal has a different sound, making it a popular model with many collectors. This particular Ram's Head is believed to be a unit shipped around 1973,