The DuoX is of course also limited in terms of CPU, but what you can do with it is OK, it feels like twice as much as with a Dwarf CPU.
The DuoX is only one component of many, every device/instrument has its advantages and disadvantages. It can’t replace a Sherman filterbank for example. Which is OK though, I don’t like the same sound all the time either and love new routings between the different devices.
My DuoX was entirely part of my GAS, and as such, it’s now just lying there on the pile of useless stuff I have on my desk, with its unfinished buggy footswitch.
The Dwarf however was not a compulsive purchase, it had a real specific purpose from the beggining: replacing my Pitchfactor and my looper while reducing the size and weight of my guitar pedalboard, which it does really well. As such, it doesn’t qualify as GAS afaik 
One can do too much, and does nothing, the other is a little more limited, but is really useful.
G.A.S… 
… even harder than Covid! Maybe someday there will be a specialized clinic for a successful therapy approach…
I am completely cured! I too have constantly rebuilt my pedalboard, but since I got the Dwarf, this is no longer the case at all. I have completely minimized my pedalboard and now play three instruments (mandolin, mando guitar and guitar) as well as vocals exclusively through the Dwarf. My pedalboard constantly consists only of the Dwarf, a small digital mixer in stompbox format (to organize the input of the 3 instruments and vocals in the Dwarf), and two tiny midi controllers. I’ll update my report about my reduced pedalboard this evening and will add some photos of my current pedalboard for your information.
Can you elaborate on that?
I’m also going for a small board, maybe a drive and compressor in front, always preferred analog ones (while snnniiifing a cork!)
Thanks,
You know, at first I was not impressed with the amp models using the non-IR cab sims. I finally decided to load up some IRs for cabs, and it made a huge difference to my ears. For example, I didn’t have much love for the SuperSonic amp, but when I paired it with some official Jensen IRs for 4x10s or 1x12s, it really changed my opinion.
What aspect of the amp sims and IRs do you find lacking?
@spunktsch Do you think a similar capacity to the Duo X would make the difference?
I have a Neural DSP Quad Cortex for Amp/drive pedal captures and amp sims and the Duo X for Reverb IR’s. If they had a love child then G.A.S would be ‘almost’ non-existent for me.
I see the massive potential in Duo X for Amp sims/Captures, limitless routings and coding my own plugins to replicate my commonly used analog pedals (aka All I need!). Updates to the Quad Cortex are few and far between so path of least resistance points to the Duo X as a ‘one stop shop’ (with a good bit of graft!). I can build basic modulation circuits from delay lines using existing plugins and LFO’s but still need to figure out how to apply all the HP/LP filtering etc to tailor the sound and then make a plugin. Until then, I’m still window shopping 
in danger of going O.T. here, but… speaking of small mixers for pedalboard use:
although i’ve historically avoided behringer, their recent MX400 (tiny 4 → 1 analog mono mixer) is a splendid unit, and perfectly sized for pedalboard use. i’m now using it to sum pickup signals from a few woodwinds, before routing into Duo X or Dwarf.
cheers!
ooh! This might be an interesting option for our Chapman Stick folks on the forum.
I have one and it great. And it’s 12vdc centre positive same as Mod stuff.
Ammoon and others do even cheaper copies.
Initially years ago I had a Leem 8:2 mini mixer which was pretty cool too for around £30.
Regarding GAS - I bought a Helix to stop my pedal problem. Then I bought a Dwarf, then I completed Aliexpress!
If you are interested I have about 70 pedals and 18 guitars so just to let everyone know if you have GAS it’s incurable!
Sorry for the late response. I had no time before Christmas haolidays. Yes, it is a pleasure to show you this stompbox-shaped digital mixer. You can read about it here:
@Austin73 Yours look also awesome. But it seems to be a bit bigger as compared to the one from Elite Accoustics.
No it’s actually smaller and considerably cheaper… But why do I just dream of owning an elite mixer now. Dam GAS!
It would be a bit overkill for me, same as the 1010 stuff but I’m still jealous.
…may be a therapy is needed…
You know my next post I will have a full size Behringer X32 on my pedal board!
…and one day you will need a truck for pedalboard transportation… 
It seems that even a discussion of GAS seems to trigger it for some folks 
I’m talking more of the high gain stuff where I us the Titan, Mutant or Onyx with a tube screamer with CabSim plugin. The IRs are from york audio and sound great with my headrush or the two notes cab m. With the new convo plugin they sound quite good now on the dwarf where before they were lacking clarity.
It’s not that the sims are out right bad but I have do do a lot of eqing (which I guess is normal) to get in the ballpark what I like or I’m used to and still lack that lower punch. It is also not really a problem in a full mix just when noodling around solo.
I think the neural plugin we are working on with @madmaxwell does exactly that. It’s a little rough around the edges right now but in my testing the last months on paar with at least with ToneX from IK. We’ll have to test the version for the DuoX when the new toolchain is released but I think performance should be even better compared to the DWARF.
I already need one!
I haven’t bought any pedals since I have my Dwarf.
I did buy a new power supply and xlr-jack converters though
I bought a Udo Rösner amp to amplify my acoustic guitar and vocal on easy setup solo performances though.
I stumbled upon MOD while looking for looper pedals on Reverb, and then bought an original DUO used thinking it could serve as a few different cool effects as well as looping. So it prevented one form of GAS since I am keeping focused on the MOD ecosystem rather than looking to other effects.
BUT it did increase GAS on the controller side of things - have gone through a few different midi foot pedals and pad controllers till I settled on the Line 6 FBV Shortboard MK2 for the feet and an ancient M-Audio O2 for the hands… Oh and a case. Will be getting a spare power supply in the future.
So GAS still happens but in a more disciplined form.
Honestly - I feel like finding my sound in the dwarf has been difficult. I also love to tinker - so while I haven’t bought any effects lately, I started looking into BYOC stuff as electronics is interesting to me and going to try my hand at making a few clones for my needs on bass. Looking forward to Mod pushing more involved pedalboards for specific sounds. Especially for bass, but not holding my breath on how long that will be.