LOL! The box arrived, I opened it and found a note saying: "Hi Ben, hope this muff is big enough for your liking. Hope you enjoy it!"
I've always found it rather amazing that BYOC would actually call their clone the "Large Beaver".
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LOL! The box arrived, I opened it and found a note saying: "Hi Ben, hope this muff is big enough for your liking. Hope you enjoy it!"
I've always found it rather amazing that BYOC would actually call their clone the "Large Beaver".
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Questionable name or not, that BYOC kit makes one mean Muff!! I love mine. I modded the kit, which already has a 4-position EQ control, with a 3-way switch for different clipping combos. Lots of tonal flexibility!Originally Posted by thekiwidisciple
As you referenced, Kiwi, I really don't understand the bad press the BMP gets at all. For warm, smooth, endless sustain, it's very tough to beat. And if you find the commercial versions too mid-scooped, the EQ settings available on the BYOC version will get around that limitation nicely....
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