Soul Food

Released in 2013, it uses boosted internal rails for extra headroom and definition while staying in a compact mono chassis. An internal switch selects true bypass or buffered bypass (factory default is true bypass).

At low Drive it works as a clean-ish boost that pushes an amp into breakup; higher Drive adds mid-focused grit. Players often keep it for stacking and amp-pushing rather than as a close Centaur clone, and the Treble control is the main way to open or darken the circuit.

Compared with many other Klones, repeated owner notes describe a thinner, more mid-forward or boxy voice with less bass. Treat it as its own circuit flavour, not a drop-in Centaur substitute, and check the internal bypass switch if your board needs a buffer.