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damn, I want one now……

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yeah, you do!

i use it most for a clean(ish) sound or for adding a different ‘texture’ to other pedals.

it sounds great with the Punkifier… it can make it sound even nastier! :rawk:

I really like the overdrive tone of the Double Muff in single mode, but the fact that I can’t use wah before the DM really annoys me.

Is the GeOD the answer?

the GeOD is very different to a Double Muff (even in single mode); it doesn’t have as much gain for a start.

the GeOD does have several uses for me though…
1) i play clean a lot of the time in my music, so the GeOD can be used as a different clean ‘colour’; it adds a little compression too which i like.
2) with the gain (near to or) all the way up it makes a great od/boost which is very sensitive to playing dynamics and changes made to my guitars controls* (* with the pedal first in line.)
3) used after other dirt pedals as a kind of ‘enhancer’. set clean it adds a thickness and clarity to most other dirt pedals i’ve tried with it; or you can go for more extreme settings where it’ll add a different ‘texture’ to your other pedals or completely transform them.

i don’t really have any use for the ripped speaker-like settings (at the moment).

another way i’ve been using the GeOD lately has been while mixing… i’ve used it on an Aux send from my mixer to process selected tracks or even a full mix.

Help me please GeOD owners!

MING — i’m joining this a little late, but i’ve had a germanium for about half a year now. i love it! the last couple weeks i’ve been playing a les paul special through a dod yngwie malmsteen overdrive, then to an octave multiplexer, then germanium, then english muffn.

i’m not crazy about having both the geOD and muffn activated at the same time, but the yngwie (got it for free with my eng muffn, but it’s awesome for a $30 pedal) the yngwie to the germanium sounds incredible. it just takes the treble boost to an insane level and makes the most righteous speaker ripping sound EVER!!!!!!

with the octave multiplexer engaged in there, it makes some crazy deep sounds, but the tracking can get pretty f’ed up — a sound i really dig.

if you’re into stoner rock, there’s definitely awesome sounds you can achieve with this combo.

also, i’ve noticed with the geOD you kind of have to pick your gain first, then if you want to short the voltage dial that down to just about the point where it cuts out, and finally fine tune the devolt/dead battery sound with the bias. anyone else have suggestions on ways to pull out awesome sounds from this guy?

question about that — are all of EHX’s other overdrives/fuzzes/distortions silicon based then?

ah, gathered that by the two huge tubes sticking out of my muffn!