Limited Germanium Edition

EQ & Drive

The Drive circuit features three clipping modes each with its own character and voice - all three utilise the GEX35 in tandem with other specially selected components to compliment and expand on an already versatile tonal character. The Gain knob has a wide range from very light breakup to incredibly saturated distortion.

This incredible versatility is made possible by how the Drive circuit interacts with the EQ creating a whole galaxy of tonal options. ‘Post’ mode enables powerful studio-style tone sculpting and ‘Pre’ mode can drastically alter the response and character of the breakup.

Input Gain & Tone

The clipping stage can be boosted by the ‘X’ switch setting the input level to X1 (unity gain), X2 (twice your original signal, or X5 to boost the input level by almost 14dB. Boosting the level into the Drive circuit creates anything from a subtle increase in saturation and harmonics at low gain levels, or it can push the clipping all the way to glitchy oversaturated fuzz.

The Tone control is a low pass filter that controls the high frequencies in the Drive circuit - this is very useful when tailoring Odyssey to your set up, or can be used with the Treble control to fine-tune the high end.

Parallel Signal Path

The Parallel control in Subspace works as a volume control for your dry signal and features a notch at the 12 o’clock position for unity gain, which can then be boosted by up to +6dB. Unlike a normal passive blend control, your dry signal is split by a high-quality buffer circuit meaning that 100% of the signal goes to both the Drive circuit and the Parallel circuit with no tonal loss.