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At A Glance

Input Impedance / Buffer Switch On
800 kΩ
Output Impedance / Buffer Switch Off
10 kΩ
Output Impedance @ 1 KHz, Maximum Volume
~16 K ohm
Output Impedance @ 1 KHz, -6dB Volume
~120 K ohm
Maximum Output Leve
-4 dBV
Maximum Gain @ 1 KHz, Volume & Fuzz Max
55 dB typ
Bypass
True Hardwire
Power Requirements
2.5 ma @ 9VDC
Housing
MXR Mini
Description

The MXR Classic 108 Fuzz Mini (M296-U) was Dunlop's compact-format release of the Classic 108 Fuzz circuit, housed in an MXR mini enclosure. It occupied the fuzz category of the MXR effects line, offering the same vintage fuzz tones as its full-size counterpart in a reduced footprint.

The pedal operated on 9VDC at 2.5 mA, making it compatible with standard pedalboard power supplies. It featured true hardwire bypass switching and an input impedance of 800 kΩ with the buffer switch on. Output impedance measured 10 kΩ with the buffer switch off, with output impedance at 1 kHz varying between approximately 16 kΩ at maximum volume and approximately 120 kΩ at −6 dB volume. Maximum output level was rated at −4 dBV, and maximum gain at 1 kHz with both volume and fuzz controls at maximum was 55 dB typical.

Owners seeking replacement footswitches, knobs, or power supply compatibility information should consult a qualified guitar technician or electronics repair specialist familiar with compact effects units.

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