Electro-Harmonix Triangle Big Muff reissue fuzz guitar pedal
A faithful re-creation of the original 1969 circuit with Volume, Sustain and Tone controls, true bypass, an LED indicator and 9V adapter power in a die-cast chassis
- Accessory categoryEffects Pedals - Multi-Effects
- Product typeElectric Guitar
- Faithful re-creation of the original 1969 circuit
- Vintage Electro-Harmonix DNA and tone
- Classic Volume, Sustain and Tone control layout
- True bypass switching preserves your signal
- LED indicator shows effect status at a glance
Faithful 1969 Circuit Reissue
The Electro-Harmonix Triangle Big Muff reissue fuzz guitar pedal is a faithful re-creation of the original 1969 circuit. It delivers vintage Electro-Harmonix DNA and tone in a pedalboard-friendly, die-cast chassis. The layout of its Volume, Sustain, and Tone controls gives the pedal its Triangle name.
Vintage Fuzz Seekers vs Modern Feature Users
This pedal suits players who want the specific sound that started the Big Muff lineage with period-correct control interaction. Guitarists needing built-in modulation, multiple clipping voices, or MIDI control will not find those features here. The simple three-knob interface limits tonal shaping to the original design.
True Bypass Switching with LED Status
The single specification that decides fit is true bypass switching paired with an LED indicator. This combination preserves clean signal integrity when the effect is off while giving clear visual confirmation on stage. Buyers requiring buffered bypass or relay switching should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $82.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Electric Guitar |
| Accessory category | Effects Pedals - Multi-Effects |
Questions about this item
Does the pedal come with a 9-volt AC adapter or do I need to buy one separately?
The pedal can be powered by a 9-volt AC adapter but the adapter itself is not included in the box.
Is there a version with different controls or should I choose this Triangle layout?
This reissue reproduces the original 1969 circuit with Volume, Sustain and Tone knobs arranged in a triangle pattern.
How does the true bypass switching affect the signal when the pedal is off?
True bypass routing removes the circuit entirely from the signal path so the guitar tone passes through unaffected when the effect is disengaged.
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