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Dreadbox Disorder

Dreadbox Disorder

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$169.00at Musician's FriendChecked 13 h ago

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $169.00 at Musician's Friend on Nov 10.
  • Checked at 2 stores.
  • Our take on the Dreadbox Disorder

    The Dreadbox Disorder is an analog fuzz pedal from the Greek synth maker, built around a gated, sputtering fuzz core with an envelope follower and a filter that can be swept by your playing. It is a deliberately unruly pedal: the gate and filter interact with pick attack and input level, so it rewards players who ride their volume knob. Compared with a standard Big Muff-style fuzz, it offers far more movement and texture but less of a plug-in-and-go wall of sound. It suits guitarists and synth players chasing broken, synth-like fuzz rather than classic rock distortion.

    Best forGuitarists who want gated, sputtering fuzzSynth and drum machine users adding gritPlayers who work their volume knob and pick dynamicsExperimental and noise-oriented rigs
    Pros
    • Envelope-controlled filter gives fuzz that moves with playing
    • Gate produces sputtery, synth-like textures
    • Analog all-through design with true bypass
    • Compact metal enclosure for a pedalboard
    • Works on guitar, bass and line-level synths
    Cons
    • Gate and filter make settings fussy and input-sensitive
    • Not a conventional smooth fuzz for classic rock
    • Fewer knobs than some expect for the range of sounds
    • Can get harsh at high filter settings

    Dreadbox Disorder prices at every store

    • Guitar CenterNew

      In stock

      $169.00Free shippingChecked 13 h ago
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    • Musician's FriendNew

      In stock

      $169.00Checked 13 h ago
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    Dreadbox Disorder price history

    Lowest price we've seen: $169.00 on Nov 11 at Guitar Center. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.

    What reviewers say

    Owners describe the Disorder as a characterful, unpredictable fuzz that shines on synth-like and gated tones. Many praise the envelope filter interaction, while some find it hard to dial in consistently and too wild for everyday rhythm work.

    What people mention
    • Fuzz texturePraisedOwners like the broken, synth-like fuzz character that sets it apart from standard fuzz pedals.
    • Envelope filterPraisedThe filter sweeping with playing dynamics is the feature most often called out as fun and musical.
    • Dialing inMixedSome players find the gate and filter fussy and dependent on input level, making sounds hard to repeat.
    • BuildPraisedThe compact metal enclosure and true bypass are noted as solid and pedalboard-friendly.
    • VersatilityMixedIt excels at experimental tones but some want a simpler, more conventional fuzz option.

    Specifications

    Effects Device Sound Enhancement
    FuzzSource
    Width (")
    3.9Source
    Color
    WhiteSource
    Effects Device Type
    Processor, AnalogueSource

    Questions and answers

    Is the Dreadbox Disorder a standard fuzz pedal?
    No. It is a gated analog fuzz with an envelope-controlled filter, so it sputters and shifts with your playing rather than delivering a smooth sustained wall of fuzz.
    Does it work with synths and drum machines?
    Yes. The 1/4-inch input accepts instrument and line-level signals, and many owners use it to add grit and movement to synths and drum machines.
    How does it compare with a Big Muff-style fuzz?
    It is more textured and interactive but less forgiving. A Big Muff gives a thick, consistent sustain; the Disorder gives gated, synth-like tones that react to pick attack and volume.
    Is it true bypass?
    Yes, the pedal is true bypass, so it will not color your tone when disengaged.
    What is in the box?
    The pedal itself. It runs on a standard 9V center-negative power supply, which is not included.
    Where is the Dreadbox Disorder cheapest?
    At Musician's Friend, for $169.00, as of our latest check.
    Where can I buy the Dreadbox Disorder?
    2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.

    Stores we've priced the Dreadbox Disorder at

    • Guitar Center deals and prices
    Outputs
    6.3 mm (1/4"RTS)Source
    Height (")
    2.0Source
    Depth (")
    5.5Source
    Inputs
    6.3 mm (1/4"RTS) InstrumentSource
    Weight (lb)
    1.2Source