parallel switch, 18 V internal Headroom, True Bypass, Only works with 9 V DC power
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2 Feb 2017 The new Pigtronix Disnortion Micro pedal has just been released and squeezes the original Disnortion into a smaller, more compact unit. The original Disnortion pedals ceased being made in 2015 and were used by bands like Aerosmith, Muse and Queens Of The Stoneage.
The Pigtronix Disnortion Micro packs all the sonic glory and 18V headroom of the original analog Fuzz and Overdrive circuits from the large-format Disnortion pedal into a miniature version that runs on 9-volts. The original, 3-footswitch Disnortion pedal was in production from 2005 to 2015 and remains in constant use with
The Pigtronix Disnortion Micro offers the same CMOS Fuzz and Overdrive circuits as the large-format original, in a version that runs on 9 volts. It can switch from a parallel routing to a super-saturated series routing where the six-stage overdrive circuit cascades into Pigtronix diode-clipping fuzz, then is output.
26 Apr 2017 I'm familiar with Pigtronix, but the Disnortion Micro is the first of the company's pedals that I've played; it won't be the last. The mid boost, despite the manual indicating it's reminiscent of a TS808, seemed to boost the lower mids rather than the more focused upper mids of a Tube Screamer; between this,
22 Mar 2017
9 Feb 2017 Pigtronix has announced a micro version of their popular Disnortion pedal, which features all of the 18-volt headroom of the original analog Fuzz and Overdrive circuits into a smaller unit that runs on 9 volts. It also has a couple upgrades. “This new Micro version of the Disnortion hugely one-ups the

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