Great OD for bass, high voltage, versatile, two gain stages, good eq section. Sounds huge!

In my endless quest for the ultimate bass OD, I've found about this company through a thread in Talkbass.com. It's a small company based in Estonia, but there isn't a lot of info or demos available. Nevertheless, those who've got one speak well of it. Since I liked the concept of the high voltage functioning (32v) and it's at a great value, I decided to order one. When I got it in my hands, it felt quite sturdy and well built. It's about the same size of my TAFM but I would prefer that it had top jacks to be more board friendly. I tried it with my Tagima Jazz Bass modded with a J-retro preamp. And this thing sounds HUGE!!! It has two gain knobs that can be stacked as 2 gain stages. The gain 1 is the first stage and it's a higher gain structure that can get into distortion territory. The gain 2 is a lower gain and it adds upon the gain 1. You can use gain 1 with gain 2 fully cutted but you need to open a bit of gain 1 to use gain 2. Both sound awesome on their own but it's the way that both interact that make this pedal cover such a vast ground of drive territory, from low OD to full distortion. It has a fat and bright switch and let me tell you, this thing has so much low end in fat mode, but it is quite usable in high mode has well for more grindy distortion or a more cuttable drive. The eq is quite usable, but it's more subtle than other pedals. Nevertheless, it's all you need to make the drive suit your tonal needs. In both passive and active modes in my bass, this pedal sounded awesome. In passive, it sounded more open, less compressed, and I liked it with low OD using it as a preamp to fatten up the sound or giving more presence. In active mode, it sounded more compressed but in a good way, with more punch. I guess the higher headroom due to the higher voltage helps retain the gain structure with a hotter input signal. Overall, I'm really happy with my purchase. I got a really awesome and versatile pedal at a great price. For now, it's a keeper for sure.