Bass response on this pedal is dope.

Wren and Cuff Small Foot Box of War, which is a boutique recreation of the famous 1990s Sovtek "Civil War" Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi fuzz pedal. [1, 2]Notable Artists Who Use Wren and Cuff PedalsWhile the Box of War specifically recreates a classic circuit beloved by legends, the brand's signature fuzz pedals are highly popular among prominent musicians: [1]

• David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) — Famous for using the original "Civil War" Sovtek Muff for his iconic 1990s P.U.L.S.E. tour tones. The Box of War is highly favored by players seeking his smooth, singing lead tones. [1, 2, 3]
• Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) — Utilized the original 1990s circuit as a secret weapon for alternative rock and experimental noise. [1, 2]
• J Mascis (Dinosaur Jr.) — A massive fan and user of Wren and Cuff boutique fuzz circuits, even collaborating on his own signature model. [1]
• Troy Sanders (Mastodon) — Uses Wren and Cuff pedals to achieve huge, crushing heavy rock and metal tones. [1]
• Adam Granduciel (The War on Drugs) — Incorporates Wren and Cuff's textured fuzz/distortion sounds into his expansive indie rock setups. [1]

Why Guitarists and Bassists Choose This Pedal

• Rich Low-End: It provides an exceptionally fat low-frequency response.
• Smoother Gain: It sounds less gritty and more fluid compared to other Big Muffs.
• Modern Reliability: It replaces fragile vintage 90s units with a rugged, tour-grade enclosure.
• Bass Clef Friendly: Bassists love the Civil War circuit because it retains low-end punch without getting lost in the mix.