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Way Huge Smalls Geisha Drive (Calibrated)

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thefoxking

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Way Huge’s Geisha Drive, which I believe is based off the Ibanez SD9 Sonic Distortion, is a great pedal that bridges overdrive tones to distortion. I utilize this pedal as I would with any overdrive pedal, focusing on setting high levels and minimum gain into an already driven/distorted amp. Hair Gain: Volume ~2 o’clock, Drive all the way off, and tone ~10 o’clock. Huge Hair Gain: Volume nearly all the way up, Drive slightly up, and tone still at ~10 o’clock. Distortion Drive: Volume at 10 o’clock, Drive at 1 o’clock, and Tone set slightly higher than 10 o’clock. This setting can be better used with a clean amp tone. Send Level: 6.42dBu (For all) Return Level Hair Gain: 15.92dBu Huge Hair Gain: 16.42dBu Distortion Drive: 16.32dBu Captured using an Arturia AudioFuse 8Pre Interface and a Radial HP Studio Reamper box. Pedal is powered with a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power X4 Extender.

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