New York pedalsmith Electro Harmonix has announced the relaunch of the Green Russian Big Muff Pi, but this time it’s taking up a smaller footprint on your pedalboard.
Promising a “huge tone that is all its own”, EHX maintains that the Green Russian is, undeniably, a Big Muff, all wrapped up in a Nano enclosure.
Controls for the GRBMP consist of the usual Volume, Tone and Sustain knobs: Volume sets the output level; Tone enables you to dial in everything from high treble sounds right down to deep rumbling basses; and Sustain, as expected, adjusts the amount of sustain and distortion.
The Green Russian Big Muff is available now at a street price of $80.60. For more information and upcoming demos, check out the EHX website.
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