Got this a few weeks ago and it’s been keeping me occupied and fascinated since. By far my weirdest pedal, but as such also strangely compelling. It’s a bit difficult to describe, but imagine a mix of dry signal with a randomizer engine switching between four individually controlled delays. This creates rhythmic, stuttering textures and patterns, sometimes following your playing and sometimes seemingly expressing a mind of it’s own. There’s ring-modish sounds, glitchy sequencers, degraded tape, radio-like static and smeared, repeated fragments. It can be very musical, and after a small knob adjustment become wildly unpredictable. Definitely not for everybody, but there’s great fun to be had balancing on the line between strange rhythm generation and chaos. The graphic design is also unique in it’s strange and slightly harsh beauty.
Big plus for the extremely smooth buying experience. Very friendly and personal service. Greatly appreciated.

There are only a few options out there for this type of utility pedal (and indeed, most have basically become unobtanium these days), yet every pedal-head really ought to have AT LEAST ONE of these devices for sonic experimentation. A frequency-split crossover pedal is a massive force multiplier regarding new possibilities for your pedal collection, even if one's particular usage is very subtle (a bit of glow to the high spectrum, a bit of delay to only the lowest bass). This studio-realm effect really isn't possible in a pedal-chain without such a device (certainly not without a LOT of trouble to recreate this effect as effortlessly as the XO can).

The XO provides all of the important elements you'd want in a crossover pedal (phase toggle, etc.), but I think its secret weapon for experimentation is the "send flip" toggle. Whilst trying out one's pedal menagerie in the low/high freq. loops, this makes it MUCH more convenient (and fun!) to swap the 2 send loop paths and tweak the crossover point/etc. while determining low/high loop-chain preference. I don't believe any other crossover pedal has this quick-swap feature, and once you've tried it, it becomes essential for this type of device. The "range" toggle is also a rather unique bonus, and shows that G.E.FX is carefully considering practical usage and satisfaction for a variety of instruments/players. Lovely!

Caroline has done it again! All their pedals are fantastic, and this is no exception. So may great sounds to be had with this. I am having a lot of fun finding new tones with it.

Absolutely love this pedal, E&A stuff is new to me and this is my favorite one I have tried yet

I love this pedal. The sound and textures that come out of it are dreamy and inspiring. Feels like whatever you're playing is from an old tape recorded at a different time and a different place.

Also my first time ordering from Soundshoppe NYC. My package arrived quickly with a personalized note. Would definitely buy from here again.

I love this pedal and its creator. Its tone, features, and artwork are unique. Will be buying more e&a pedals!

One of the coolest pedals I’ve bought in a long time. It gives me that screaming amp feedback sound without having to crank the volume. Super easy to use and surprisingly addictive.

This thing absolutely rocks with a self oscillation. It’s pretty much a instrument on its own right this man is out of this world. I cannot believe how smooth the tracking is and knowing that they use his tracking system on the Rose tones I mean they’re pretty much the best in the game at this point.

This is a pretty fun pedal. The arp mode is what makes it stand out; it can get really weird and synthy in a good way. More of a “mess around and get cool sounds” kind of pedal than something practical.

I’m honestly really surprised by this pedal. It covers pretty much every fuzz tone you could want, from smooth vintage stuff to really heavy, modern fuzz. And the Magic knob is awesome; it opens up all these weird, unexpected sounds and textures. Super fun and way more versatile than I expected.

I’m having a ton of fun experimenting with this little pedal. It’s amazing how many glitchy, unique sounds you can get out of such a compact unit.

It is a fun pedal. I did have to find video ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CcRhBIxcIK0 ) on how to coax the more musical side of it out after spending a lot of time getting a lot of unusable things out of it.

The unpredictability makes it fun. It reminds me a little bit of the best Dwarfcraft Devices pedals where you can get really weird things but then out of that comes some really great musical noises from it.

So amazingly beautiful fuzz land weirdness

Excellent experience with Sound Shoppe NYC - bought the DBA Moonbeam, shipped about 12 hours later, in my hands the next day. Personal follow up by the owner of Sound Shoppe. Excellent seller.

Fantastic sounding pedal.