Detail 01
True bypass
When disengaged, the guitar signal routes around the distortion circuit on its way to the amp.

Independent shopping perspective
PackRat puts nine analog distortion modes in one white stompbox, with each mode carrying its own EQ voicing and gain structure. It covers mild breakup through thick, stinging fuzz, so a guitarist can move between rhythm drive and distorted lead sounds from one pedal. Rat-inspired analog parts and design cues shape its response, while the all-analog circuitry is intended to deliver fluid dynamics, natural compression, sustain, and rich harmonics. It is a focused option for players who want multiple distortion flavors without changing pedals.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
When disengaged, the guitar signal routes around the distortion circuit on its way to the amp.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has nine analog distortion modes, each with its own EQ voicing and gain structure.
Yes. Its true-bypass circuit routes the guitar signal around the distortion circuitry when disengaged.
It measures 2.6 x 1.57 x 4.76 inches.
Reference
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