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E c h o l u t i o n 2 | E c h o l u t i o n 2 D e l u x e
thE Pigtronix story
Pigtronix is the rising star of a second generation of American
boutique pedal makers that are redefining the stompbox for today's
musicians. Striving to push the dialog of musical effects forward,
Pigtronix recognizes the value and relevance of classic vintage sounds
as we focus on taking tone a step further. Based in Long Island, NY;
Pigtronix is one of the fastest growing companies in the MI industry,
with self contained design, manufacturing and distribution all under
one roof. Our consistent growth is evident in the ever increasing
number of Pigtronix products in the rigs of session musicians, touring
professionals, and weekend warriors around the world.
Like the musicians who use them, each Pigtronix pedal has a unique
personality. A number of design accomplishments have led to multiple
Guitar Player Editor's Pick awards as well as endorsements from
legendary bands and musicians such as Andy Summers of The Police
(Philosopher's Tone), Los Lobos (Aria), The Mars Volta (PolySaturator),
Buddy Miller (Echolution), Bootsy Collins (Envelope Phaser), Tony Levin
(Disnortion), Primus (Keymaster), The Roots (Tremvelope) and many
more. A consistent emphasis on tonal clarity and touch responsiveness
combined with tour grade build quality, limitless versatility and
unequaled value make Pigtronix pedals an attractive option for
players of all styles.
Pigtronix provides musicians with a high end, USA made effects option
that takes their music in new, creative directions. Forward thinking
design concepts, attractive artwork and informative packaging are all
geared towards the growing market of sophisticated consumers who
want to get significant mileage out of their pedal purchase. Pigtronix
has a reputation for accessibility and top notch customer service,
aiding musicians everyday in their quest for unique sounds and sonic
stimulation. Get Pigtronix, get F.A.T. – Futuristic Analog Technology.
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