An "open" overdrive pedal created with the mid-fi electronics sensibility. There are several musical instrument stores in Japan that carry mid-fi electronics, but most of them don't carry the full frequency model. Furthermore, the coloring changes each time it's produced, so if you have a specific color in mind, you have to buy it when you see it. Around the summer of 2025, the domestic distributor received two colors: salmon pink and a mustard-like color. I believe the ones at Gizmo Music in Kichijoji, which opened in October, were also those colors. Before that, I saw a rather punchy neon pink version at a domestic musical instrument store. As an overdrive, it's a relatively low-gain model, and the gritty, shimmering, juicy saturation is very pleasant. Depending on the settings, it can also produce a fuzz-like texture at full gain. According to the description at a domestic musical instrument store, it "evokes the tone of builder Doug Tuttle's favorite old-school vintage Fender Tweed amp," and indeed, I feel a similar atmosphere. The old version had two knobs, but the latest version has three knobs and allows for mode switching. Neither the official website nor the domestic musical instrument stores provide details about the added knob, but my impression is that it feels like the size of the amp changes. It's like you can switch between three stages: the early drive feel of a small amp, to the wide-ranging sound of a large amp. It's in almost new condition, having only been used indoors.