Electro Harmonix Germanium OD OVERDRIVE Pedal

Description

You be the judge, hear the Germanium OD here. They have a distinctive sound, some say smoother or spongier. Classic '60s Germanium transistor overdrive and more. In addition to a Gain control, the Electro-Harmonix Germanium OD allows the user to control Bias for attack and the circuit Volts for that sweet spot found when a battery's voltage dips. Eventually they were replaced by components that were considered better. Dial up that slightly torn speaker sound OR dial in total Germanium "Satisfaction." Germanium is an element like carbon or gold. Classic '60s Germanium transistor overdrive and more. In addition to a Gain control, the Electro-Harmonix Germanium OD allows the user to control Bias for attack and the circuit Volts for that sweet spot found when a battery's voltage dips. Dial up that slightly torn speaker sound OR dial in total Germanium "Satisfaction." Germanium is an element like carbon or gold. Germanium transistors were used extensively back in the 1950s and 60s. Eventually they were replaced by components that were considered better. The EHX Germanium OD and Germanium 4 Big Muff Pi use these old school transistors. They have a distinctive sound, some say smoother or spongier. You be the judge, hear the Germanium OD here. Germanium transistors were used extensively back in the 1950s and 60s. The EHX Germanium OD and Germanium 4 Big Muff Pi use these old school transistors.

Key Features

• Eventually they were replaced by components that were considered better.
• Germanium transistors were used extensively back in the 1950s and 60s.
• Classic '60s Germanium transistor overdrive and more.
• Dial up that slightly torn speaker sound OR dial in total Germanium "Satisfaction." Germanium is an element like carbon or gold.
• The EHX Germanium OD and Germanium 4 Big Muff Pi use these old school transistors.
• In addition to a Gain control, the Electro-Harmonix Germanium OD allows the user to control Bias for attack and the circuit Volts for that sweet spot found when a battery's voltage dips.