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Pigtronix

ARGUABLY THE C UTEST cadre in all of the pedal brotherhood, the mini pedal has been with us for several years now. But rarely has anyone packed as much into it as Pigtronix has with its new series of stubby wonders. The company has a strong reputation for instilling its minis, including the Philosopher’s Tone Micro and Octava Micro, with clever features and deep-think designs. Thus, each of the new offerings delivers more than you might expect to find on even a standard-sized pedal.

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