"Electro Harmonix Big Muff Pi" VS "Pro Co Rat 2 Distortion" 

lmfao 🤣🤣

Actually, the buffer on different boss tuners does change the tone. 😂

@@CC-fi3pp i smashed that thumbs down faster than curry through a pensioner.

Oooh man, same. I get so tired of people taking these gnarly sounding pedals and bust out the dad rock to demo them. This is definitely a relief from that.

Boost the Muff with the Rat, and get that instant dronedoom sound. 🤘

The RAT you wouldn't of regretted.

Howd it go?

no. the rat needs a clean high end amp, like alex turned did

@@dennykeildrums9243 Depends on what sound you're looking for and a high end amp is not necessary. Also who the fuck is Alex Turned?

@@marvintimke3978 Turner

It depends on what sound you are looking for 😉

I think it also depends if you play gigs or not. The big muff is awesome at home or for recording but sometimes sound lost in the mix in band situation especially if there are two guitarists. The rats has a lot more mid, so it will be more present. My advice unlike you are the only guitarist in your band, big muff = home, recording Proco rat = live

@@geoffreyvacher755 I can see what you mean but it's nothing some EQ-ing and knob twiddling won't fix. I used to play guitar in a band where the other guitar player used a Big Muff. His tone was very fat and hella present, but it did lack the definition to cut through during solos. He solved the problem by using a clean boost. But the Rat actually stacks really well with the Muff, so if you did have both pedals there would be no sense in leaving one in the studio and the other in the gig bag. Put the Rat in front of the Muff and prepare for fuzz heaven lol

Tbh whatever you put through a big muff sounds the same, especially on high gain. Still love it tho

Look at just about any video where J. Mascis explains the dynamics in his pedal setup to better understand. Gain stacking is an art unto itself.

Boss ds-2/ds-1 :) But between this two, rat would be better choise

marshall shredmaster for radiohead

Marshall Shredmaster for Jonny Greenwood's parts, Rat for Thom Yorke's

THE GRUNGE PEDAL

Good idea 😉

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gXDdRtP0Y_4.html

Rat

Rat all day!

@@MostlyLost I had the Nano Big Muff. It didn't sound bad. I seen a bunch of different ones but never heard all of them in person.

The big box is brilliant for doing multiple mods.

Hi, I will make a video to see what happens, thanks for the suggestion, subscribe if you want to stay updated 👍🏻😉😉

@@kev_k_life2799 Yeah, just do it! We will see what happend!! Nobody did this!

great idea

I have both of these, not a fan of either boosting the other. It’s too thick, it’s like a wall of fuzz, in an unpleasant way. However, I will boost a big muff or a rat with a clean boost or tubescreamer-type pedal into it though. That’s a great sound.

@@IronDave1985 ah great. 👍

They used RATs too.

The Rat has been around almost as long as the Big Muff has

What on earth are you talking about? They both were on sale in the 70s... I own a RAT from the 80s, and I'd take it over any muff. The RAT is a retro dirt sound (both have newer versions buy they aren't all that far from the originals).

Taste is subjective.

@@jasonprice9823 u'r right. But .... the pro co is better 😂

This makes a lot of sense. Guts tho because I love my big muff but always thought it sounded too flubby and disproportionate sounding plugged into my laney lionheart. Sounds way better on my mates JTM 30