The Rewolwer Douche Edition is a boost pedal from GUP Tech, a small-footprint unit the maker describes as a multi-function JFET driver. Inside are two JFET boosters wired in cascade, followed by a master volume, and the maker positions it as either a boost or an overdrive depending on where it sits in the chain1.
What it does
GUP Tech describes the layout plainly: "You got two Boosters in cascade (POW, POW) controlled by a Master Volume (BANG)." The two boost stages stack into each other, so pushing them gives what the maker calls "a sweet saturation from the transistors, and the Master Volume makes the amp break up"1.
The maker suggests three ways to use it: as a boost or as an overdrive at the beginning of an effect chain, or as a clean boost at the end1. That flexibility is the point of the cascade design: with the boosters low it stays clean, and with them up the JFET stages saturate.
Controls
| Control | Name | Function |
|---|---|---|
| POW | JFET Driver Boost/Volume | First booster stage1 |
| POW | JFET Driver Boost/Volume | Second booster stage1 |
| BANG | Master Volume | Overall output level1 |
The Douche Edition
The Douche Edition is a sparkling limited edition box of The Rewolwer, announced in October 20251. GUP Tech has used the Douche treatment across its range, including the Donut Douche Edition, which pairs the same idea of a sparkling enclosure with a boost-overdrive circuit. The pedal itself is a powder coated die cast aluminum enclosure with a small footprint1.
Power and practicalities
The Rewolwer is DC negative center compatible with a standard 9V adaptor, the common arrangement for pedalboard supplies1. Power consumption is listed at 2mA1, low enough that it poses no strain on any supply output or on a daisy chain.
Questions
What is a Douche Edition from GUP Tech?
Douche Edition is GUP Tech's name for limited runs of its pedals in sparkling, decorated enclosures. The Rewolwer Douche Edition was announced in October 2025 as a sparkling limited edition box of the same circuit. Other pedals in the range have received the same treatment, including the Donut and the PHNX Overdrive.
Is The Rewolwer a boost or an overdrive?
Both, according to GUP Tech. The pedal is described as a multi-function JFET driver with two boosters in cascade. The maker suggests using it as a boost or as an overdrive at the beginning of an effect chain, or as a clean boost at the end. Turning up the boosters produces saturation from the transistors.
Where is the GUP Tech Rewolwer made?
GUP Tech states that all of its pedals are made by the company in Saguenay, Québec, Canada. The Rewolwer Douche Edition is no exception.
What power supply does The Rewolwer need?
The pedal is compatible with a standard 9V adaptor with a DC negative center plug, the same arrangement used by most pedalboard power supplies.
How much current does The Rewolwer draw?
GUP Tech lists power consumption at 2mA, which is very low and well within what any standard pedal power supply output provides.
Sources (1)
- The Rewolwer- Douche Edition, GUP Tech (guptech.ca), 2025-10






