I want to comment because my view of this pedal differs from a lot of the reviews I see here. I have this pedal on a board filled with nothing but various fuzz boxes, including a Big Muff, a Fuzz Face and an octave fuzz. This pedal hasn't left the board since I bought it almost four years ago, and it's the only one aside from the Caline Pure Sky Timmy clone that shares this honor.
Some have described this as a Big Muff clone, and from a circuit standpoint, I don't know how true that is. But from a tonal standpoint, not true at all. It's not nearly as creamy as a Big Muff, the filtering frequencies are very different, with a Big Muff being much more scooped. It's much more of a cross between a fuzz and ProCo Rat, it has the sustain of a fuzz, but the complexity and and attack of a Rat. The reason it's been on my pedal board for so long is because it sounds huge. I play a lot of covers, and there are a lot of arena rock songs that simply require a big, full sound, and this pedal does it.
People who say it sounds cheap should know that tone and price and not comparable concepts. A sound is a sound. I suspect that people are looking for one thing and disappointed to receive another, but if you buy this pedal knowing that you're getting a distinct tone unlike than of a Big Muff, you will be highly satisfied.
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