From: Philip Conway <Philip.Conway@bristol.ac.uk>
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Sent: Friday,
January 13, 2012 9:27 AM
Subject: Pigtronix 'Infinity' Looper
Courtesy of: http://www.whatsthatdudeplay.com/2012/01/pigtronix-gets-thrown-for-loop
"Meet Infinity… Pigtronix's take on a robust looper. The Infinity boasts discrete analog limiting and transparent pass-thru coupled with seamless recording, playback, dub, undo and redo, on two stereo loop pairs.
The pedal's Sync Multi mode provides a multiplier function that allows the length of Loop 2 to be one, two, three, four or six times the length of Loop 1. The pedal features 20 loop presets and one blank canvas. The loops can also be run out of sync or even in series for verse/chorus song structures, according to the company. The pedal also has an _expression_ pedal jack for hands free control of overall output and USB access for archival and transfer of your music.
The other new one is called the FAT Drive – a thick, touch-sensitive overdrive built around multiple cascaded gain stages, enabling the pedal to cover sounds ranging from
slightly overdriven to rich saturation. The FAT Drive uses a low pass filter for tone shaping. Bringing the tone control all the way clockwise takes this filter completely out of the circuit for hearty low end. Rolling the tone control back smooths out the highs, leaving ample mid-range bloom and bottom end punch, according to the builder. The pedal's Hi/Lo toggle alters the gain structure for more crunch. The true-bypass FAT Drive runs off standard 9v power, but ships with an 18v adapter for more headroom and overall output."
