Regardless, I like this pedal and I look forward to trying one out for myself. So, in a way, it's the hipster of transparent overdrives. That's the problem, it was a transparent overdrive before transparent overdrives were cool. It is not a clone of anything that I can tell, in fact it came before many of the clones that, in the wake of the Klon becoming so mythical, because so privalent. In a market that is flooded with Klones, the Camel Toe is a stand out. It is a light-duty, 'transparent' overdrive. You see, in many ways, the Camel Toe was ahead of its time. Well, from what I've heard, the pedal sounds fantastic, but it doesn't spout rainbows, so whats with the price? The limited quantity might have something to do with it. However, if you plug that same search into eBay, you are likely to find auctions starting at thousands of dollars. There just isn't that much information out there about this rare pedal.
If you start Google-ing Way Huge Camel Toe, you might find something other than what you are looking for.
I've never heard of this pedal, probably because it was only released in a very limited quantity and I've never been much of a follower of what Way Huge does. Lately I noticed Shnobel, of YouTube fame, playing a Way Huge Camel Toe.
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