Stereo big muff fuzz, midi controllable, presets, and the to use it through USB as a plugin in a DAW. Also works as a 2-in/2-out interface.
The future of guitar pedals?
Awesome!
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Absolutely bizarre. I love it.
My personal fave fuzz and the one I’ve had on my board forever is the green russian big muff. It’s a ripper.
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Nobody saw this coming. Cool.
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I love this thing on drums. So gnarly sounding.
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I’m very interested in how the technology works: latency, re amping options, etc.
Also I’d cool if the pedal could work in addition to anither audio interface without messing too much.
This is a good point. You’ll have to aggregate this with another interface if you want to hear the results.
That’s pretty slick! I’ve been looking for a stereo distortion unit too, and this is less than half the price of the Analog Heat – less features of course too, but looks great.
Serious questions for those with experience with this pedal -
Is the Big Muff fuzzy enough for my taste?
I like them very fuzzy.
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It sounds like this.
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Actually this pedal was leaked in january 2020, but I missed that and didn’t see it coming, too 
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I think I’m in ! Totally in search for a stereo distortion with midi control !
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Well damn, I’ll be buying that too. 
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Interesting development from EHX - take the Analog Heat concept, pare it back and apply it to a fuzz circuit. Stereo Big Muff hooked up to a usb interface. Also controllable via midi. A bit too pricey IMO but they’ve clearly invested some effort into the tech so it will be interesting to see what other FX circuits they apply this design to.
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I’d be happy with just a stereo Muff that accepts line level. I don’t need the other features. Great concept though and I’d guess more to come.
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The Big Muff is my all time favorite fuzz and I have had them all and built most of the various types as well. I’ll probably need to try this.
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Agree, it was also my first pedal after getting back into electric. Love it!
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Me too! My very first pedal was a '73 Ram’s Head that cost a whopping $100.
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Just for the stereo it worth the money I guess
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Yeah this was an instant buy for me. Filled my stereo dirt needs.
Black Russian Big Muff was the first pedal I owned, still use it on my bass board.
It’s like they made a stereo big muff and gave us an audio interface and “overbridge” plug in for free
My only issue is the name. I get where they are going but a hardware plug in just seems like a ploy to get a bunch of young people to buy a (slightly overpriced in my opinion) guitar pedal
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