Decay zei:
Die Big Muff lijkt me wel wat, ik heb er al wat over gelezen en naart schijnt is de russische versie niet echt aan te raden (een paar nadelen tov de amerikaanse). Nuja das allemaal toekomstmuziek he.
Koop de russische, die is meer geschikt op bas. Om de exacte sound te horen.
* Wolfmother - "Woman" (used on a guitar)
- * Ben Folds Five - Bassist Robert Sledge uses the Big Muff in nearly every song.
* The Cows - "Two Little Pigs" (used on a bass guitar)
* Depeche Mode - "Big Muff" (instrumental named after the device)
* Dinosaur Jr - "Mountain Man"
* Flipper - "Sacrifice" ("Sex Bomb Baby" version). The pedal is used on a bass guitar and routed through the auxiliary input instead of the regular input. This method will create a much rawer tone.
* KoRn "Blind" - Guitarist Head used the Big Muff to get the grinding tone. He may have used it on other songs such as "Need To".
* Metallica - "(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth"
* Mudhoney - "Touch Me I'm Sick", "Who You Drivin' Now", "Fuzzgun '91", "Check Out Time", "A Thousand Forms of Mind", "This Gift", "Here Comes Sickness", "Suck You Dry", "Beneath the Valley of The Underdog", as well as many other Mudhoney songs. It is often used by guitarist Steve Turner.
* Muse - Bassist Chris Wolstenholme uses a Russian Big Muff Pi used in most songs often in conjunction with an Akai Deep Impact SB1 pedal.
* Nirvana - "Lithium" (difficult to hear, but was used according to Butch Vig who produced the album), "Breed" (Very easy to hear, right when the guitar starts) and "Stay Away" (heard during the last 15 seconds of the song)
* Pink Floyd - Guitar solo on "Comfortably Numb" and riff to "In The Flesh" (Whether it was really used on these songs is not known for sure, information comes from this website. If it really was used, the sustain dial was turned down.)
* Queens of the Stone Age - "Little Sister", "In My Head", "Gonna Leave You", and some of their other songs.
* Red Hot Chili Peppers - Used on several songs from Stadium Arcadium for the guitar solos, notably "Strip My Mind" and "Wet Sand" by guitarist John Frusciante, also used on several other albums such as Californication and most of his guitar solos on live recordings.
* Sonic Youth - "Mieux: De Corrosion" (Russian Sovtek version, kicks in halfway through the song).
* The Smashing Pumpkins - "Cherub Rock", "Hummer", "Quiet" and other songs on the "Siamese Dream" and "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" albums.
* U2 - "Bullet the Blue Sky"
* Weezer - "In the Garage"
* The White Stripes - "Dead Leaves and The Dirty Ground", "Aluminum", "Black Math", "Ball and Biscuit", "Red Rain"
Voor de rest, versterker weet ik niet goed. Daar zal ik eens voor rondkijken. Kdenk dak daar ongeveer 200-300 voor ga uitrekenen. Hartke heeft wel interessante dingen in die klasse evenals Roland (de Cube 30 Bass Combo). Maakt het merk veel uit? Of is er niet zo veel verschil tussen. Die Ibanez daar heb ik al wat reviews van gelezen en die krijg altijd boven de 8 punten. De pickups daar zijnde meningen over verdeeld. Spijtig genoeg kan ik helemaal niet vergelijken daarin. Naart schijnt is het fretbord zeer makkelijk en snel te bespelen. Dat is dan ook een pluspunt. Maar zoals je zegt: Kzou ze toch eens moeten testen.
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ze moete die dinge maar ni zo verdomd klein maken 
. En overmorgen laatste examen 
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