Top 7 BitCrusher Guitar Pedals Available 2023

This article looks at the top 7 bit destroying guitar pedals available on the market today:

1. Meris Ottobit Jr. Pedal

2. Electro Harmonix Mainframe Bit Crusher

3. Sonicake Wave Crush

4. MOOER Lofi Machine 25

5. CNZAudio SCB-10 Crush Bit

6. Alexander Pedals Syntax Error S&H/Samp. Crusher

7. Red Panda Bitmap V2

Not usually used in most of a songโ€™s production, except for rare cases, a bitcrusher can add incredible expression to your sound by allowing you toย control the sample rate and bit quality of any given sound. This ability allows you toย recreate various nostalgic sounds ranging from vinyl scratch and gramophones to 16-bit and 8-bit video game systems.

A basic bitcrusher hasย two main ways that it manipulates sound. First, the crush knob controls theย rate at which the sound is sampled per second. Usually, you will find that audio is sampled at 44.1kHz to give you clarity and allow you to hear the full richness of a recorded sound. You can use the crush knob to lower this rate and get a lo-fi feel from any sound you throw through it.

The bit depth knob controls the resolved quality of the produced sound. With it, you are lowering the sound waveโ€™s resolution, creating a very pixelated and often harsh reproduction of the original sound. These features allow you to crush the sound and seemingly travel back to an era when audio information needed to fit onto an 8-inch floppy disk.

Top 7 BitCrusher Guitar Pedals Available 2023

1. Meris Ottobit Jr. Pedal

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The Meris Ottobit merges a crusher, a sequencer, a filter and a stutter pedal into one great-sounding package.

This full-featured package includes aย six-step sequencerย that you can use to add to the sound you are hearing to createย unique phrasesย that you canโ€™t get with any other bitcrushing box. In addition, that feature can be combined with a midi controller toย save presets that you can recall on the fly.

Another great feature of this pedal is that you canย use an expression pedal to controlย any of the knobs by themselves or in combination. This feature allows you toย control the parameters hands-freeย and is very helpful in a live setting.ย 

Key Features:

  • Filter
    A full low pass filter allows you to dial in the frequencies you would like to hear accurately. A feature like this is sought after and allows you toย finely pair the sound with the instrument you useย the pedal with.
  • Full Stereo In/Out
    Experience a big, rich soundย withย full TRS ins and outs.ย Retaining the audio quality and stereo widthย in a signal chain allows for more flexibility in sound design, especially when using it with a synthesizer.
  • Stutter
    Stutter effects create aย chopped replication of the sound you just played, repeated as often as you tell it. It canย stutter the signal as it sounds naturally, up an octave or down an octave. The rate is set by tapping the convenient tempo switch.
  • Sequencer
    The sequencer hasย two knobs, one to control how many times it repeats a phrase and another to control the playback rate of the sequence. In addition, the tap tempo switch also easily controls the rate of the sequence.
  • Sample Rate / Bit Depth Reduction
    With aย crush of 24 bit โ€“ 1 bitย and aย sample rate control from 48 kHz โ€“ just 48 Hz,ย this pedal is no slouch regarding its ability to crush the bits. You can goย from subtle and dreamy warble to complete destructionย with the turn of a couple of knobs.
Meris Ottobit Jr Bitcrusher and Sequencer Demo

Pros:

This pedal is a full creativity-driven experience and has a far larger audio palette to work with than many other pedals in this genre. Built-in sequencer and stutter pedals offer a complete package that you can use to dial in that perfect crushed sound.ย 

Adding a full filter gives youย many more options when matching the overall sound to the instrument you are trying to crush the sound of.ย Therefore giving youย greater versatilityย than a basic selector switch.

Cons:ย 

The Ottobit pedal isย not the least expensive optionย for bitcrushing out there. If you are not serious about sound quality and want a pedal to mess around with straight out of the box,ย this may not be the best option.

It may takeย more than 5 minutes of โ€œplaying with knobsโ€ย to fully realize how much you can get out of this pedal. With this much packed in, you canย expect to sink some time in before you grasp its true power.

2. Electro Harmonix Mainframe Bit Crusher

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This EHX offering begs for added distortion.

Also offering aย unique take on bitcrushing,ย the Electro Harmonix Mainframe has an ultra-dry sound that is controlled in a unique way.ย Input gain and filter strength can be individually controlledย on top of the reduction and rate, giving you aย sharp distorted soundย that is all itโ€™s own.

It features aย standard high, band and low pass switchย that allows you to pre-set the filter according to the instrument you use. Add that to the full-featured filter knob, and you have a recipe for a level of compatibility above most other offerings.

Key Features:

  • Adjustable Filter
    This option is always welcome on a bitcrusher as it allows you toย fine-tune its compatibility with different instruments.ย A feature like this allows forย more freedom with the artifacts the pedal is creating,ย giving you more options regarding the sound produced.
  • Plays Well With Others
    Because of its powerful distorted qualities,ย this is a great pedal to add to your overdriven chain.ย ย The uniqueย distortive qualities of the pedal sound musicalย and only add to an already distorted signal.
  • Blend Knob
    Use this parameter like aย dry/wet knob to dial in exactly how much of the effect you want to hear.ย This feature can produce some unique effectsย paired with an expression pedal.
  • Sample Rate Tuning Mode
    Allows the user toย set a sample rate that matches the songโ€™s keyย orย continuously changes to match a particular part in a song.ย As a result, you willย never be left guessingย whether your effect sounds good in a particular part of a piece adding to this pedalโ€™s alreadyย broad musical qualities.
  • Programmable Preset
    This feature helps youย return to a sound you have manually savedย so you can save it for later use. Having this during a live set is a game changer, allowing you toย surprise the listenerย with a different sound at different points of your performance.
  • Sample Rate / Bit Depth Reduction
    This pedal boasts aย huge 24-bit โ€“ 1-bit crush and a rate reduction from 48 kHz โ€“ 100 Hz.ย ย It leaves no bit uncrushed and is useful when you want to squeeze the most distortion you can get out of this pedal.
Electro-Harmonix Mainframe Bit Crusher Pedal

Pros:

I feel like this pedalย tops the list as the pedal with the guitarist in mind. The pedalย shines when combined with other pedalsย in your chain, especially overdrive and fuzz.

The Mainframeโ€™s ability toย save presetsย and useย any combination of knobs with an expression pedalย lendsย versatility as a live performance tool.ย You are gettingย a lot of pedal for the priceย here as it also has aย high-quality buffered bypass and silent switching,ย adding to its use as a live performance pedal.

Cons:ย 

The pedalโ€™s heavyย โ€œdistorted when crushedโ€ย sound isnโ€™t everyoneโ€™s cup of tea, especially if you purchase the pedal to pair with a synth.ย ย Itโ€™s not the best pedal to try and dial in nostalgic digital recreations.ย ย 

The noise value can easily get out of hand andย may be best paired with another pedal to get full use out of it.ย ย It may come off as aย one-trick pony in most instancesย that you would use it in, but it does perform that one trick very well.

3. Sonicake Wave Crush

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Sonicakeโ€™s smooth digital downsampler will crush your wave.

Wave Crush features aย three-mode bit and sample rate reducer, allowing you to give your end product aย distinct radio or gramophone sound.ย ย These effects give youย simulations of realistic lo-fi soundsย adding to the amazing amount of work this tiny pedal can do.

Itsย simple interface and easy-to-understand layoutย lend themselves to plugging in and jamming immediately. This simple approachย will please many people who donโ€™t have the timeย to dig through deep manuals to create the desired sound.

Key Features:

  • Three Mode Toggle Switch
    Switch between Radio, Normal and Gramophoneย to enhance your sound in those regards. Normal is just a simple downsampled crush. These sound great at the default 44.1 kHz and full 16-bit depth, givingย your clean tone a unique sound.
  • Mix Knob
    This feature allows you toย accurately dial in how much of the crushย you want in your sound, allowing you to subtly sneak in some soft lo-fi for some unique flavor in your chain.
  • Small Size
    This pedal is easy toย fit into the chain on any boardย that you may have and will not add any weight to that stack of luggage you are dragging from the van to the stage.
  • True Bypass
    Allows you to get aย perfect clean tone while the pedal is off.ย ย Sinceย this pedal starts at a 16-bit crush right from the get-go,ย this is a great added feature and allows you to play a clean and clear signal when turned off.
  • Simple Layout
    You couldย skip the manual and get straight to shreddingย with this one. It wonโ€™t take a sound engineer to crank this one up and get theย full potential of the pedal within minutesย of having it out of the box.
  • Sample Rate / Bit Depth Reduction
    This pedalโ€™s initialย 16-bit starting pointย is a little different but gives you a unique sound from the moment you hit the foot toggle. After that, you canย crush down to a respectable 5 bits, and it features a rate downsample from 44.1 kHz โ€“ 750 Hz.
SONICAKE Wave Crush Compact Bitcrusher / Sample Rate Reducer

Pros:

The Wave Crush is one of the easiestย to listen toย bitcrushers on this list. It produces a sweeter sound thatย allows you to use it in a larger part of a productionย without getting annoying.

The pedal isย easy to set up and jam straight out of the box and the ability to do so willย appeal to many impatient toy owners whoย want to get straight to the good stuff. I enjoyed the old-timey sound of the radio and gramophone effects and felt like this angleย differentiates this pedal from the others.

Cons:ย 

It lacksย many of the featuresย of the previous two pedals we have reviewed, yet you will find that this isย pretty standard on smaller pedalsย in general. Theย lack of a dedicated filter knobย limits the creative palette and precise compatibility with this pedal.

Although this pedal comes with the ability to simulate radio and gramophone sounds, you may find itย hard to dial in nostalgic digital recreations.ย The lack of this feature is only a problem if that is why you are looking for a bitcrusher pedal in the first place.

4. MOOER Lofi Machine 25

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MOOER hit the nail on the head by recreating a soft, comfortable Lo-Fi sound.

This simple and easy-to-use box willย warm your soul with its soft and subtle crush,ย lending itself toย great versatility in your mixย by never sounding obtuse or erratic if you donโ€™t want it to. There is something to be said aboutย relaxing lo-fi jamsย that are hard to find in any other genre, andย this pedal absolutely nails it.ย 

Itsย easy-to-understand filter switchย lets you toggle effortlessly between the instruments you will use this pedal with the most. It features aย low pass for bass, band pass for guitar and a high pass for synth lead.

Key Features:

  • Easy to Understand Three Mode Toggle Switch
    Switching the filter between named Bass, Guitar and Synthย modesย to enhance the compatibility with those instruments is aย very intuitive plug-and-play mechanicย that will never have you second-guessing where the filter needs to sit for the selected instrument.
  • Mix Knob
    The ability to addย just the right amount of effectย is sought after in a pedal like this. With its ability to produce pleasant and easy-to-listen-to lo-fi, this feature gives you the chance toย achieve the perfect layer of effectย you are looking for.
  • Tiny Stature
    This pedal isย big on sound but not on weight.ย As a result, you will hardly notice the pedal is there when the time comes to transport seemingly every piece of equipment you own all at once.
  • Simple, Easy to Use Layout
    This one alsoย screams โ€œplay meโ€ right out of the box.ย Its simplicity is aย very guitar player-centric featureย that many performers will appreciate. It may leave the synth player wanting a bit more, though.
  • Sample Rate / Bit Depth Reduction
    The pedal starts crushing the moment you turn it on. With a bit depth of 16-bit from the get-go,ย you have the ability toย squash that to 5-bitย and reduce the rate from 31.25 kHz down to 60 Hz.
Mooer - Lofi Machine - No Talking Demo

Pros:

The Lo-Fi Machine has anย incredibly beautiful soft sideย that you can easily turn up toย full scream without losing the outputโ€™s harmonic strengths.ย ย It is also the perfect pedal if you are intoย writing low bpm, easy to listen to lo-fi.ย ย 

Itsย intuitive designย and easy-to-use layout will be a boon to those who just want to get to jamming.ย ย Youย wonโ€™t feel like you need to add any other effects, but a soft reverb or even adding a filter pedal for a full lowpass may be really good additions to this pedalโ€™s sound.

Cons:ย 

Although simple in design, if you have used similar pedals in the past, this one may throw you for a loop with theย crush and bit knobs swapping places.ย Theย lack of a battery compartmentย may hinder its portability and is a feature I always look for in these ultra-portable pedals.

Although the filter selector does an ok job, addingย a full-featured filter knob would have given the pedal a little more versatilityย when pairing with different instruments.ย ย 

5. CNZAudio SCB-10 Crush Bit

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Simplicity is the name of the game with the Crush Bit from CNZ.

The Crush Bit is the only one of the simple designs to have the bit and crush knobs combined into one knob.ย ย This does allow for theย inclusion of a full low pass filter knobย but at the sacrifice of some of the core sound manipulation.

The rest of the setup containsย easy-to-understand controls.ย ย For example, it includes aย mix knob for adjusting the amount of effectย and aย standard low pass, band pass and high pass filterย switch at the top.

Key Features:

  • Unique Knob Design
    It feels strangely intuitive to have aย blended bit and crush button that works from right to left,ย but it may take some getting used to. You can think of it like you areย dialling backย the quality of the sound.
  • Dedicated Dry/Wet Knob
    The inclusion of a mix knob is always a welcome addition, as itย gives you more versatility in the final output.ย ย This aids you in finding that perfect sprinkling of effect that helps you getย closer to the sound you are looking for.
  • Presets
    Switching back to your previous setting on the fly gives you more flexibility when playing live. Not every passage in a song will ask for the same effect, which also helpsย keep the sound from becoming boringย to the listener during a performance.
  • Filter
    Creating a broad range of tones is easy when you have theย option to control the size of the filter yourself.ย ย I feel like the addition of this one feature is whatย sets this pedal apart from othersย in the micro category.
  • Micro Design
    Donโ€™t let the diminutive size fool you. Atย only .5 lbs,ย this pedal can put out a really large effect, fit into your busy pedal board chain and never weigh you down when it comes time to haul your gear.

Pros:

While giving up some of the creativity of having dedicated bit and crush knobs, the Crush Bit offers a full filterย giving the user a different optionย regarding micro bit crushing pedals. Theย ability to save a presetย was also lacking in other models in this genre.

These combined features make the pedal seem like it isย solving the same problem from a different angleย while simultaneously being aย more versatile tool for live performances.ย Its simplicity will be a boon for many guitarists that want toย jam immediately after unboxing.

Cons:ย 

Blendingย the bit and crush knobsย can be both a blessing and a curse, removing some of the audio creativity you will find in other options on the list. This pedal may feel like it lacksย a little too much in the paletteย for a true audio designer looking for a specific sound for a piece of music.

At times itย felt like you only had two optionsย when it came to crushing the bits, clean and distortion. This lack limits the use of the pedal and thusย will not appeal to die-hard sound designers.

6. Alexander Pedals Syntax Error S&H/Samp. Crusher

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If you are looking for creative expression in a pedal, look no further than the Syntax Error from Alexander.

Thisย feature-laden deviceย can spit out some real eye-openers. With the inclusion of aย ring modulator, LFO and sampler,ย the Syntax Error will lead you down a digital rabbit hole of creativity.ย 

Adding to the sound manipulation powers is aย full 16 preset bank.ย These presets can beย controlled via an expression pedal or a midi controller,ย giving you the option of having the presets blended between or switched between depending on what the song calls for.ย 

Key Features:

  • 4 Modes
    Theย Stretch, Cube, Freq and Ring effects all sound completely different.ย Havingย more than one way of designing soundย at your disposal gives this pedal a broader palette for finding that perfect effect for a piece. Itโ€™s like having four pedals in one!
  • Expression Pedal Compatible
    The expanded expression pedal compatibility in this pedal allows you to blend between presets, giving you more than just the basic tweaking of knobs but a whole new way of moving from one effect to another.
  • Full Midi Capabilities
    When you pair a midi controller with this pedal, you unlock the ability to have aย full 16 presetsย and swap between them at will. You can also use midi to control any of the knobs on the device, which is aย great addition for sound designers and synth players.
  • Ring Modulator, LFO and Sampler
    Dipping its toes into synthesizer territory,ย having advanced abilities like thisย will open the gates to a complete sound design experience. This pedal will allow you to venture closer to creating just about any digital sound your heart desires.ย 
Alexander Pedals Syntax Error (demo)

Pros:

Thisย great-sounding pedalย will leave you lost for hours on a creative journey. Includingย four modes with custom tweaking parametersย expands what is possible with a bitcrusher pedal. The Syntax Error will alsoย fit right in with your other electronic instruments, such as synths and drum machines.

Of course, with massive creative abilities and a killer sound, you would expect a hefty price tag.ย  This pedal doesnโ€™t disappoint though, taking the top spot on this list for the amount of pedal for dollar spent.

Cons:ย 

It mayย turn off players who arenโ€™t looking to dive deepย on their journey into sound creation. This pedal will require a bit of manual reading andย tinkering with the options to get fully familiar with it.ย 

You will also want toย take a little time to learn all of this deviceโ€™s expression pedal and midi capabilities, but they are there for those who want to expand upon the already amazing effects of this pedal. Complex modes and parameter tweakingย will not appeal to some guitaristย that want an easy to use jam box.

7. Red Panda Bitmap V2

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The Red Panda Bitmap V2 may be the most fully featured bitcrusher on the market today.

The sheer amount of ways you can manipulate the sound withย this device will blow you away.ย You have a modulator with a three-waveform selector, full low pass filter, adjustable wavefolding and waveshaping, and envelope control along with your standard bit and sample rate reduction.

You also getย four presets built in with the option of up to 127 presetsย when you pair it with a midi controller. So if you are into expression pedals, foot switches or midi control, this pedal will not disappoint, as each can beย customized to control different pedal features.

Key Features:

  • Modulationย 
    With an LFO on board, you canย choose between 3 waveformsย to warble and warp your sounds. These include aย triangle, square and random waveform,ย rounding up some of electronic musicโ€™s most popularly used waveforms.
  • Full Low Pass Filter
    The filter knob adjusts the cutoff on theย four-pole lowpass filter.ย You canย further edit the resonance using a midi controller or the web editorย that allows you to fine-tune the midi control parameters for micro-management of your custom sounds.
  • LFO Control
    Theย rate and depth knobs control the parameters of the LFO, while the wave button allows you to switch between the previously mentioned waveforms. The LFO cannot onlyย modulate the sampling rateย but can also be used toย modulate the filter or the overall mix.
  • Wave Shaping & Folding
    Now we are getting into synth territory! In waveshaper mode, the depth knob controls the various shaping tools that include aย wavefolder for threshold,ย a wave window for positioning the waveformย and aย waveshaper for controlling the curveย of the signal. The wave mode you are in is easilyย communicated through the LEDsย on the panel above the drive knob.ย 
  • Drive
    The input drive isย easily controlled through the drive knobย and allows you toย boost the signal into distortion, giving you even more options when creating the perfect 8-bit crushing sound from years past.
  • Bit Depth / Sample Rate Reduction
    With the ability to smash the bits from 24 down to just 1 with the crush knob and drop the rate from 48 kHz to 100 Hz with the frequency knob, this pedal has the power to take you from controlled and grungy down to crushed insanity.
Red Panda Bitmap 2 Bitcrusher

Pros:

As far as sound manipulation goes,ย this one is really hard to top.ย Theย audio clarity and ability to manipulate soundย are something you must hear in person to truly appreciate.

This pedal isย stacked with featuresย to the point that it is difficult to summarize for a short review like this, and I know there are a lot of sound designers out there that are looking for the kind of power a pedal such as this can afford you. This pedal also features aย solid buildย that will stand the test of many live gigs.

Cons:ย 

Of course, with all of the features and flex comes theย highest price out of any crushers on this list, but I think that is to be expected once you give it a listen. Its almostย confusing amount of buttons, switches and multi-purpose knobsย all come with their own learning curves.

It will be aย user manual adventure with this one, but getting to know this pedal inside and out will net you grand rewards when finding that unique sound for your project. I also feel like this is one of those pedals that wasnโ€™t created solely with a guitarist in mindย but one made for a true sound designer, which could be a pro or a con, depending on what you are ultimately after.ย 

Conclusion

Bitcrushers come inย many forms,ย from the quick and easy-to-use to audio scape designers that will take hours to master. Of course, they arenโ€™t all for everyone, but I can say thatย there is one for anyoneย wanting to delve into this quirky and often humbling sound genre.ย 

There is nothing like the ability toย harness pure nostalgiaย by bringing the listener back to a simpler time when we struggled to cram as much information into the smallest package possible as we were growing alongside the abilities of our computer software. Fromย designing a new and unheard soundย toย adding a subtle layer to your distortion or delay,ย once you get a pedal off this list, you will surely be back for more!

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