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FREDRIC EFFECTS Green Russian
An ode to the 1990's Russian Muff in a mini-wedge
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About the FREDRIC EFFECTS Green Russian
The Fredric Effects Green Russian is based on the 1990s Sovtek "bubble font" Big Muff Pi fuzz, otherwise known as the green box Russian Muff.
Built like a tank (perhaps NATO rather than Russian...), it now comes in an ever-so-cool mini-wedge chassis that looks the part without taking up extra space on your pedalboard.
The Green Russian Sound
Today sought after for its unique tone in the family of Muffs, the Green Russian is particularly suited to both bass players and guitarists playing stoner and doom as it has less gain than other Muffs along with a fatter bottom end and brighter mids - this suits downtuned genres incredibly well compared to the brighter, almost thin-in-comparison standard Muff.
The green box Russian Muff has been used by a diverse group of players including John Frusciante (Red Hot Chilli Peppers), Dan Auerbach (Black Keys), Andrew Stockdale (Wolfmother), Robin Finck (Nine Inch Nails) and Kurt Vile (Kurt Vile & The Violators)
Green Russian Demo
Green Russian Features
- Boutique version of 1990s green box Russian Muff
- Mini-wedge enclosure
- Ballsy fuzz ideal for bass as well as guitar
- Handmade in London, UK
- Volume, Tone & Sustain controls
- Power: 9V DC centre-negative or 9V battery (neither included)