The vintage MXR Distortion + (circa 1970s–early 1980s) is a simple, two-knob pedal known for its "nasty" yet articulate, low-gain distortion, frequently using germanium diodes for a warm, compressed, and sometimes fuzzy, treble-heavy tone. It acts as a bridge between overdrive and fuzz, characterized by a bright, raw sound made famous by players like Randy Rhoads. This example is in amazing condition especially considering its age. It sounds absolutely phenomenal. Ready top be put to use.