LOW – HIGH GAIN OD / BOOST
The GAS (OD/CB) combines classic overdrive character with a powerful Clean Boost that already moves in the direction of an exciter. It was developed for guitarists who don’t want to change their fundamental tone, but refine it, adding pressure, clarity and control.
In front of a clean-set amp, the GAS (OD/CB) produces an open, dynamic blues-rock overdrive. The core tone stays clear and defined, while the pedal adds character, punch and authority. Engaging the Clean Boost doesn’t just raise the volume for solo boosts, it opens up the amp, adding presence and energy, already leaning toward an exciter-like response.
With an already breaking-up or distorted amp, the GAS (OD/CB) becomes a precise Drive and Boost partner. The overdrive tightens and focuses the existing distortion without smearing it, adding definition and punch.
Activating the Boost pushes the tube amp further into saturation, increasing sustain, harmonics and presence, ideal for lead work and powerful rhythm sounds.
Power Supply 9V DC - 18V DC
The pedal can be operated with 9–18V DC. Regardless of the supplied voltage, the internal circuitry remains fully stabilized, ensuring that the fundamental tone does not change.
The standard operating voltage is 9V DC.
A higher voltage is possible, but not necessary.
Power Supply Notice:
For noise-free operation, we recommend using a stabilized, well-shielded power supply. Some digital power supplies, especially those with insufficient shielding, may cause hum or high-pitched noise.
When using a multi-output power supply, the outputs should be galvanically isolated from each other.
Any noise issues do not originate from the pedal itself, but are usually caused by an unsuitable power supply or an unfavorable device combination. It is possible that a power supply works perfectly with one pedal but produces noise with another.
If noise occurs, we recommend the following test:
Connect the pedal directly to the amplifier, do not connect a guitar, and power the pedal using a separate power supply. When switching the pedal on, only operation or gain-related switching and control noises should be audible, no hum and no high-pitched noise.
This test is an effective way to check the pedal independently of the rest of the signal chain.