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Dreadbox Disorder Aggressive Analog Fuzz Effects Pedal White

$135.00 to $169.00 Price Tier: Standard

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Page last updated Jul 05, 2026

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In the Fuzz Effects Pedals category, Dreadbox Disorder Aggressive Analog Fuzz Effects Pedal White is priced in the upper end of the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Unleash your music's wild side with the Dreadbox Disorder Aggressive Analog Fuzz Effects Pedal. This pedal isn't for the faint-hearted; it's designed to deliver a rich, aggressive fuzz tone with an innovative twist. Based on vintage transistors, it provides an authentic, classic fuzz that's bound to get your audience's attention.

What sets this pedal apart is its self-oscillating filter. This unique feature enables you to generate oscillating fuzz sounds, adding an extra layer of sonic texture to your performances. Whether you're playing guitar or bass, the pedal's low-pass and high-pass filters ensure optimal performance, accommodating a wide spectrum of tones.

The Dreadbox Disorder doesn't stop there. It also includes an envelope follower, allowing for expressive wah-wah sounds. This pedal might be aggressive, but it's also flexible, offering two patch points for CV interaction.

This pedal is a true analog beast, ready to inject some serious fuzz into your sound. It's made in Greece and promises excellent build quality for long-lasting use. Please note that battery operation is not supported.

Key Features: - Aggressive gated fuzz based on vintage transistors - Self-oscillating filter for oscillating fuzz sounds - Low-pass and high-pass filters for versatility with guitar and bass - Envelope follower for wah-wah sounds - 2 Patch points for CV interaction - LED indicator for effect on - Footswitch for effect bypass - Input and output: 6.3 mm jack - Power consumption: 65 mA - Power supply via 9 V DC mains adapter (not included) - Made in Greece

Owner's manual

Dreadbox Disorder Aggressive Analog Fuzz Effects Pedal White User Manual

Product specs

Effects	fuzz
Power	9V
Analog/Digital	analog
Current Draw	50ma

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PROS

Highly tweakable fuzz and filter settings for diverse soundscapes
Compatible with synthesizers, drum machines, and modular systems
Offers unique effects like chorus, auto-wah, and velcro fuzz
Can mimic RAT distortion with proper adjustment
CV control adds flexibility for live and studio use
Built to handle a wide range of gain levels
Durable construction and high sound quality
Envelope filter adds depth and dimension to fuzz
Gated fuzz settings minimize noise

CONS

Large pedal size may not fit all pedalboards
Sensitivity dial is overly small and finicky
Footswitch is squishy, not true bypass
Some settings may feel too extreme or unusable

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The Dreadbox Disorder Filter Fuzz offers unique sounds with a powerful filter, ideal for creating experimental and aggressive tones.
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Owners appreciate its ability to produce extreme fuzz tones, making it suitable for genres like stoner rock and experimental music.
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Users often compare the Dreadbox Disorder to the EQD Dirt Transmitter, highlighting its unique sound-shaping capabilities.
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It’s noted that dialing in the perfect tone feels like taming a wild horse, but once achieved, the sound is phenomenal.
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Critic Reviews

Dreadbox Disorder review: Could this fuzz pedal be your passport to analogue synth mayhem?

guitar.com

Dreadbox's Disorder Analog Fuzz Pedal delivers an exhilarating mix of high-gain fuzz and dynamic filtering, making for a uniquely engaging experience. Its ability to morph tones—from thick, gated fuzz to nuanced distortion—is commendable, offering a playground for adventurous players. However, the lack of an expression pedal input limits real-time control, and the sensitive envelope settings can be tricky to navigate. While it excels in creating a broad spectrum of sounds reminiscent of vintage synths, musicians seeking straightforward fuzz may find it overwhelming. Overall, the Disorder is a captivating option for those willing to embrace its quirks.

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Dreadbox Disorder review | Juno Daily

juno.co.uk

Dreadbox's Disorder pedal redefines fuzz with a unique multi-mode resonant filter and an envelope follower, making it versatile for both guitars and synths. While it delivers classic fuzz tones with innovative modulation options, the absence of a power supply might be a minor inconvenience for some. Priced at just under £120, it offers great value and opens up endless creative possibilities, appealing to musicians looking for something beyond standard fuzz.

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