Pigtronix Infinity 3
Professional music gear - detailed information and where to buy
Pigtronix
Infinity 3
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Infinity 3 is a seriously powerful little looper – great for guitarists and bassists who want to create complex, stereo soundscapes without a ton of fuss. Its parallel/series mode opens up a lot of creative possibilities, and the build feels solid. It’s ideal for gigging musicians looking for a compact and reliable looping solution.
Product Description
- Pigtronix Infinity 3
- Deluxe Stereo Double Looper
- Controls: Sync/Multi
- Parallel/Series
- Stereo/Split
- Arm/All
- Cue/Fade
- Sample Rate
- 2x Loop Volume
- Preset
- Master Volume
- Foot switch: Loop 1
- Loop 2
- Stop
- Dimensions(L x W x H): 12.7 x 18.8 x 6.1 cm
- Weight: 0.5 kg
- Includes 18V power supply unit
*Connections:*
- DC Power
- In 1
- In 2
- Out 1
- Out 2
- Aux 1
- Aux 2
- Undo
- Expression
- Undo
- MIDI
PROS
- • Stereo looping dramatically expands sonic textures and layering possibilities.
- • Parallel/Series mode offers unique blending and manipulation of loops.
- • Robust build quality; Pigtronix consistently delivers reliable hardware.
- • Intuitive controls provide immediate access to complex looping functions.
CONS
- • Limited track count compared to some competing loopers in the price range.
- • USB functionality is primarily for firmware updates, not extensive audio file management.
- • The smaller footprint means controls can feel a little cramped for some users.
Product Video
Key Features
Loop Time
30 seconds
Tracks
2
Memory
100 minutes total across both loops
Overdub
24-bit/48kHz
USB
Firmware updates & basic preset management
Power Supply
18V DC
Similar Products
Applause Jump Dark Matter
Other Acoustic Guitars
$362
Acoustic Guitar with Pickup, Type: OM with cutaway, Top: Solid European spruce, Back and...
Manuel Rodriguez Superior Anniversario 120 J-SB
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
$1,099
Classical Guitar, Special model for the anniversary of Guitarras...
Frequently Asked Questions
Stereo mode sends each loop to a different output, allowing for true stereo separation. Split mode sends each loop to its own output, letting you process them independently.
Yes, you can record any audio source into either loop and then layer other sounds on top using the overdub function, though you're limited to 30 seconds per loop.
The Undo function is surprisingly effective for minor errors; it allows you to revert the last few overdub passes, but it’s not a full-blown 'undo' for entire loops.
