Carlos wrote:indeed it is!!
i played it through my Vox AC30 heritage amp clean. initial impressions are....
the controls work really well together. and the balance across the strings/notes is incredible.
there isnt a heap of difference with the drive knob it seems, of course it adds gain, but when fully off, it still has lots of drive on it! haha. but when working with the volume, it can change nicely.
and the tone knob is very distinct, i like it....... it seems to work more like a cut knob, rolling off the treble, is that right?
do most people play with the amp already driven and then add pedal, or it doesn't really matter?
I have found, due to the big bottom end, that it works best into a cleaner amp, or at least one that has some headroom left. You may also want to try the MH at 12 Volts depending on your rig. You will also find it isnt a great bedroom pedal as it takes a bit of volume for the MH to do its thing.
You may not think the drive does much until you start playing with the volume knob on your guitars and/or play dynamically with your right hand. The MH is very touch sensitive, possibly more than the HBOD, but you need the Drive around 9 to 11 o'clock for best results. ymmv.
The Tone knob isnt a regular tone knob as Bjorn usually finds a way to make them both more useful and more mysterious than a generic tone knob! Most of us have found it best to ignore the writing on the pedals and just play with it as much as you can and keep playing with it until you hear how it all works together.
Gunbarrel Guitars, Evidence Audio wires.