Detail 01
Mini enclosure
Takes roughly half the board width of a standard MXR box. Footswitch and knobs sit closer together, so mid-song tweaks are tighter.

Independent shopping perspective
Compact MXR overdrive in a mini enclosure. For players who want a straightforward drive and gain-boost pedal without giving up much pedalboard space.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Takes roughly half the board width of a standard MXR box. Footswitch and knobs sit closer together, so mid-song tweaks are tighter.
Detail 02
Adds clipping rather than replacing your amp voice. Your amp and guitar still shape the core tone.
Detail 03
Lets you set the pedal louder than bypass, so it doubles as a solo boost, not just a dirt box.
Detail 04
Low settings add edge and touch sensitivity; higher settings get punchy and cutting for lead work.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes — plan on a 9V supply from your pedalboard power brick. Budget for a spare output if your supply is full.
That's its main use. It pushes a clean channel into breakup and adds the dirt your amp doesn't have.
No. It's an overdrive, not a high-gain distortion. For metal it works better as a boost in front of a distorted amp.
Yes — the mini housing is the point. It slots into gaps where a full-size pedal won't fit.