ENDROLL [Slightly Damaged - Special Price] Geminy/Hod&Mod GHM-1

*This item is being offered at a discounted price due to minor paint peeling.

Endroll is the private effects pedal brand of Takashi Yamaguchi, who has previously designed and released pedals such as "VOCU" and "VIZION" as well as the "DIGI-ZO".

This is a 2-in-1 model combining the brand's "MOD-1" and "HOD-1" devices. While retaining the functionality of each device, the MOD-1 is connected to the input side and the HOD-1 to the output side.
With its wide range of fine-tuning options, unique to this brand, you can create a broad variety of sounds for solos, backing tracks, boosters, and more.


The following is from the manufacturer's website.
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Introducing the Geminy/Hod&Mod, a pedal that combines a HalfWay Overdrive and Mostly Overdrive into a single unit. The Mostly Overdrive is on the input side and the HalfWay Overdrive is on the output side, hence the name Geminy/Hod&Mod. (Geminy/Hod&Hod is also a possibility.)

With a 2-in-1 design, you can use the Mostly OverDrive (which operates on a single input voltage and then down-voltage) for solos, the HalfWay OverDrive (which operates on two input voltages and then down-voltage) for backing tracks, or even use it as a booster to push your amp.

Since the built-in circuit boards are the same as those used in the individual HalfWay OverDrive and Mostly OverDrive products, their characteristics remain unchanged, and the design controls and internal adjustment parts are also the same.


The Half Way OverDrive internally generates a negative voltage, using ground as the circuit reference to minimize noise caused by bias voltage fluctuations. It also features two channels of internal drive voltage controlled by a toggle switch; the lower voltage side can be adjusted using an internal variable resistor (Low Voltage Adjustment), allowing you to achieve your desired drive level. Lo and Hi controls are provided for shaping the tone curve.
Mostly OverDrive's distortion channel uses an internal semi-fixed resistor for asymmetric distortion to control the voltage below the input voltage, allowing for low-voltage distortion. (Because it goes through a voltage control circuit, the voltage will never be equal to the input voltage even at its maximum.) Lo and Hi controls (internal) are provided before the tone circuit, which can be used to adjust the tone curve.
The distortion channel features three modes: "Di" mode for asymmetrical distortion, "Nature" mode with open clipping for distortion at the upper and lower limits of the power supply voltage, and LED mode for symmetrical distortion. These modes can be switched using the clipping switch. The footswitch controls the ON/OFF of each individual effect.

[External adjustment]
Drive: Adjusting distortion (amplification)
Tone adjustment (shifting the center frequency and opening up the high-frequency range)
Adjusting the Level Output
Hi Control: Increases mid-high frequencies. Adjusts the mid-to-high range regardless of the tone position (right is the standard position). (Hod only)
*The Hi control is usually set to Max and used to reduce the signal, but when using the Hi control to increase the signal while keeping the Tone knob down, it may be easier to use if you slightly reduce the internal Tone Extent.
Lo Control: Increases mid-low frequencies. Adjusts the mid-to-low range regardless of the tone setting (left is the standard position).
Clip (left): Di mode / A mode that uses diodes to create distortion. Compared to LED mode, it has more compression, lowers the level, and increases the gain.
Clip (center): Nature mode / A mode that distorts the sound beyond the op-amp's power supply voltage range. The most focused and punchy sound.
Clip (left): LED mode / A mode that uses light-emitting diodes to create distortion. Produces a compressed sound.
Voltage switch (Hod only)
Voltage switch (top): +8.1V -7.6V when 9.0V input is used.
Voltage switch (bottom): With 9.0V input, Min +2.5V to Max +8.1V, Min -2.1V to Max -7.6V (see Low Voltage Adjustment)
You can experience the effects when using "Nature Mode".

[Internal adjustment]
Tone Extent: Adjusts the tone range. You can set the tone range shown in the table. This function uses a semi-fixed resistor to narrow the high and low frequencies, so the mid-range characteristics remain unchanged.
Low Voltage Adjustment (Hod only): This adjusts the internal voltage with ground as the amplitude center. The voltage adjusted by this semi-fixed resistor is effective when the voltage switch in the table is in the downward position.
*When the semi-fixed resistor dial is near the center, the voltage is approximately +5V to -4.5V (with a 9.0V input).
*The internal negative voltage operates at a voltage approximately 0.6V lower than the positive voltage.
Down Voltage Adjustment (Mod only): Adjusts the internal voltage. The effect is noticeable in "Nature Mode".
*The semi-fixed resistor dial shows approximately 4.5V at its left maximum and approximately 8.2V at its right maximum (when 9.0V is input).
Three levels of mid-to-high frequency adjustment (right is the standard position) (Mod only)
*The Hi control is usually set to the Max position and is used to reduce the signal, but when using the Hi control to increase the signal while keeping the Tone knob down, it may be easier to use if you slightly reduce the internal Tone Extent.