Designed to grant to stage and bedroom players alike the rich lead tones that guitar heros of old coaxed out of cranked amplifiers pushed over the edge by vintage treble boosters. 

The Spidola is a parallel path device, placing a Treble-Booster-like germanium fuzz in parallel with a bass overdrive, and recombining them so the two channels fill in one another's gaps, outputting a thick, huge sound that doesn't lose an ounce of clarity.

Sear through a mix without muddying up notes and then roll back your guitar's volume knob to clean back up - the Spidola creates a glorious, cutting sound one can only get by abusing early analog audio technology, courtesy of a vintage Soviet-era Germanium transistor.