What does "muff" mean in EHX Big Muff Pi pedal?

[Mr M]

OK, yeah, it sounds funny I know but I really want to learn what does the word "muff" mean in Big Muff Pi pedal by Electro Harmonix?

A short search gave me those results for the meaning of "muff"

1. A soft cover of cylindrical form, usually of fur, worn by women to shield the hands from cold.
2. A short hollow cylinder surrounding an object, as a pipe.
3. A blown cylinder of glass which is afterward flattened out to make a sheet.
4. A stupid fellow; a poor-spirited person.
5. A failure to hold a ball when once in the hands.
6. The whitethroat.
7. To handle awkwardly; to fumble; to fail to hold, as a ball, in catching it. a warm tubular covering for the hands fail to catch, as of a ball.

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8.Neither of them
9.Ask Electro harmonix
10. I love carrots

Or what this "pi" means, any logic behind putting this number 3,14....

Why do I ask it? Well I'm planning to paint my russian made EHX big muff pi and the idea of putting all writings on it, in russian language looked like a cool idea. So I should know the correct meaning to be able to make the translation to russian.

Thanks!

[bongomania]

Definition #1, the fur piece worn by women... It has a double meaning: the fur patch between their legs. "Pi" is also a joke: They used the symbol for Pi, but "pie", the dessert, is served in wedge shaped pieces... wedge-shaped like the fur patch I mentioned... so "pie" can also mean women's private parts. A "Muff Pie" is what you eat in bed.

[Basshole]

Originally Posted by Mr M

OK, yeah, it sounds funny I know but I really want to learn what does the word "muff" mean in Big Muff Pi pedal by Electro Harmonix?

Why do I ask it? Well I'm planning to paint my russian made EHX big muff pi and the idea of putting all writings on it, in russian language looked like a cool idea. So I should know the correct meaning to be able to make the translation to russian.

Thanks!

Look up "Vagina" in the English-to-Russian dictionary.

[Mr M]

I had no idea that it had such a nasty meaning.
And now I remember how many times I stepped on.... well y'know