Pigtronix

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Overview

Pigtronix is a boutique manufacturer of guitar effects pedals founded in 2004, specializing in innovative analog effects that blend vintage sounds with new tones.12 Acquired by Bond Audio in 2020, it operates as a sister brand to Supro and focuses on compact mini pedals alongside larger formats.13

History

Pigtronix was founded in 2004 in Brooklyn, NY, by Dave Koltai with an initial guitar effects pedal concept.14 The company developed a range of original analog pedals emphasizing forward-thinking designs.2 In 2020, it was acquired by Bond Audio, parent of D’Angelico Guitars and Supro.1

Product Lines

Product LinePositioningPrice Range
Mini Pedals (compact effects)innovative state-of-the-art mini format$100 - $250
Delay Pedals (analog and modulated)BBD analog delay emulation$150 - $300
Modulation Pedals (tremolo, phaser)envelope phaser and trem effects$150 - $280
Fuzz and Octave Pedalsoctave fuzz combinations$120 - $250
Distortion Pedals (micro series)compact high-gain distortion$100 - $200

Manufacturing

Products are manufactured by a New York, United States-based company, with headquarters in Port Jefferson Station.2 Specific details on in-house versus outsourced production are not specified in available sources.

Notable Products

  • Moon Poll Tremvelope Phaser - Mini tremolo and envelope phaser pedal.
  • Octava Octave Fuzz - Mini octave fuzz pedal.
  • Micro Disnortion - Compact distortion pedal.
  • Constellation Modulated BBD Analog Delay - Analog delay with modulation, similar to Echoman Delay.
  • Mini Space Rip Analog Synth - Compact analog synth pedal.

Reputation

Pigtronix is regarded by enthusiasts for innovative pedals in compact formats, particularly recent minis with advanced features.3 It maintains a lower profile compared to mainstream brands, with some models discontinued recently.3 Strengths include unique analog designs; it is noted as a sister to Supro.3

Sources (5)
  1. https://www.pigtronix.com/about/
  2. https://www.zoominfo.com/c/pigtronix/42288704
  3. https://www.guitarpedalx.com/news/gpx-blog/9-of-the-best-pigtronix-pedals
  4. https://www.verneandru.com/WebApp/PagePreviewer.cfm?do=Project-Pigtronix-last&template=VerneAndru.com
  5. https://www.pigtronix.com