Designed in conjunction with boutique pedal company SHOE Pedals, the DOD Looking Glass Boost Overdrive Pedalby DOD Looking Glass Boost Overdrive Pedalis designed to provide a wide variety of distorted tones, ranging from subtle to extreme, all the while maintaining a tonal balance that won't shred the audience's eardrums. Thanks to its discrete, Class-A FET design and selectable dual gain stages, the Looking Glass is highly responsive not only to the pedal's chosen settings, but to your picking attack and dynamics as well.

In addition to knobs controlling level and gain, an adjustable input filter curtails overly bright guitar signals, while stacked pre-drive bass cut and post-drive treble controls shape the tonal characteristics of your distortion intuitively and effectively. Also, the Looking Glass features true bypass circuitry, ensuring your tone will remain unaffected when the pedal is not in use.

Overdrive & Boost Pedal    Provides a Wide Range of Distortions    Responsive to Individual Picking Styles    Input Filter Helps Tame Unwanted Treble    Pre- & Post-Drive Tone Shaping    True Bypass    Optional 9 VDC Power Supply Jack

• Circuit Design by SHOE Pedals

• Discrete FET Class-A Design

• Dual Gain Stages selectable via toggle switch

• Hybrid Pre- and Post-Gain Bass and Treble Controls

• Input Filter control to tame overly-bright guitars

• Internal DIP switches to reduce unwanted effects of overly bright signals and buffers

• True bypass

• 9V power supply jack

• Aluminum chassis

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this dome be used alone with effect, i.e., will it soften the light of the bare flash (spread the light and soften shadows) without an additional modifier? Thanks!

A: It'll soften the shadow transitions a bit specially if shooting in smaller spaces with white walls because instead of the light spreading out in 170 degrees it'll spread out 270 degrees (pulled that angle from my sleeve), light will bounce around. I usually use it inside my bigger soft-boxes (i.e. 1'x6') or umbrella (65 ) for a more even light when I need that by spreading more light onto the walls of the soft box or umbrella. It will not necessarily substitute a soft-box. Hope that helps.

Q: 2. Will this fit on the B2 heads?

A: Unfortunately, according to our Profoto rep, he states the Profoto Glass Dome for D1 and B1 Monolights - Frosted is not compatible for use on the Profoto B2.

Q: 3. Will it work with B2 head?

A: Sort-of... It won't fit in the usual way as the cover glass on the B2 is not removable. However you can hold it in place in front of the B2 using the mounting ring of the OCF grid/gel holder. It's not the most secure mounting though - you'd need to be careful about bumping it off - or just add some gaffer tape to keep it in place. This solution does preclude use of the built-in umbrella holder on the B2.

Q: 4. What are the measurements of the screen protector?

A: The Leica Premium Hybrid Glass Display Protection for Leica CL, C-Lux, D-Lux 7, V-Lux 5 corresponds to the 3" (76.2mm) LCD screen on the compatible cameras.

Q: 5. If I am using a zoom reflector on my B1, will this dome increase the reach of the light since it will be reflecting a little more from the sides or will the frosting decrease the reach?

A: The reach of the light is a function of the shape of the reflector. The dome just distributes the light in a more uniform pattern and reduces the hot spot of the flash head. I love the improved uniformity of the light with all my modifiers. I think the dome should have been the standard defuser. I own 6 of these.

Q: 6. This says it is a two pack. Are there two magnifying glasses of different sizes?

A: Two as advertised. These are a great value, and are a great help for reading focusing rails.

Q: 7. Does it fit for noco gbx75?

A: The NOCO EVA Protective Case for GB70 Boost UltraSafe Jump Starter BH #NOGBC014 • MFR #GBC014 is compatible with the NOCO Boost X GBX75 2500-Amp 12V Jump Starter BH #NOGBX75 • MFR #GBX75

Q: 8. I want to be prepared to replace my B10 glass when the time comes. However it has 4 little brackets that hold the glass in. It looks tough to remove. Has anyone tried with the B10? Is there instructions somewhere.

A: As stated previously, move the brackets out of the way gingerly, and then remove the glass, install in reverse order.

Q: 9. I have the Leica Display Protection Foil on my Q2. Do you recommend I replace it with this Leica Glass protector?

A: Yes, this is a much better option for protection.

Q: 10. What is the purpose of the three open slots in this glass?

A: To let heat out.