MXR GT-OD (a.k.a M193)

Here is my new booster - MXR GT-OD (a.k.a M193).
According to Joe Lam from Dunlop, when GT-OD was originally designed and released
it was called the "CSP021" from MXR Custom Shop. Due to the great success of this GT-OD pedal,
it was inducted into the MXR product line and was renamed the "M193" during year 2010.
The new M193 and the CSP021 are the same pedal.
Only change being made to the box and removing the "Custom Shop" script.


There's an internal slide switch which located on PCB of current MXR GT-OD pedal.
You could move it to the opposite side from where it is at now for getting the MXR ZW-44 pedal sound.
MXR will probably end up removing this feature in the future.
Grab your GT-OD pedal as soon as you can.


My another favourite booster - Maxon OD808.


Compare MXR GT-OD to Maxon OD808 as an amp booster,
GT-OD is brighter, much aggressive than OD808 which is warmer and mellow.
MXR GT-OD adds more bite and crunch into your tone which is great,
but Maxon OD808 tighten up the bass just slighly better than MXR GT-OD.
If you're extreme metal player, I bet you'll like MXR GT-OD as a booster.