RICK CAMIA: My name is Rick Camia. I work for Electro-Harmonix/New Sensor. I'm the pedal demo guy for today and also the product tester at the factory and also the customer service guy.

The next one is the Bass Big Muff. This is based on the Russian Green Big Muff which many bass players have been using for years. The only problem with the Russian Big Muff was it was voiced for guitar. So since it was voiced for guitar, you would get this great sound but (with all distortion units) when you use it with bass you lose a little bottom end. This is designed for the bass so you're going to keep that bottom end and it also has a bottom-end bass enhancing feature, so you have this great distortion with more bottom end. This is it without.

[RICK CAMIA PLAYING BASS WITH THE ELECTRO-HARMONIX BASS BIG MUFF BYPASSED]

Kicking it in.

[RICK CAMIA PLAYING BASS WITH THE ELECTRO-HARMONIX BASS BIG MUFF ENGAGED]

Three settings here. The first setting is the normal, which is right in the middle. This is a distortion with no bass boost and no dry signal. One, you can kick in the dry signal. Now it adds dry to the distorted sound.

[RICK CAMIA PLAYING BASS WITH THE ELECTRO-HARMONIX BASS BIG MUFF ENGAGED]

Now, if you really want a lot of bass, then you kick in the bass boost.

[RICK CAMIA PLAYING BASS WITH THE ELECTRO-HARMONIX BASS BIG MUFF ENGAGED]

This is going to be a great one because people have been waiting for this for a while, so we finally reissued this one and redesigned it, so this is a must-have.