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What's my next OD?

Discussion in 'Effects, Pedals, Strings & Things' started by d-b, Jan 15, 2008.

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    d-b

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    I have Fulltone Full Drive 2 Mosfet and ZVex Box of Rock and I want to add one more OD for a wide range of options. Please suggest! Here is some criteria...
    • Mostly Rythym use (no need for violin like solos...)
    • No or little compression
    • open, defined notes, amp like
    • Thick and meaty but with some bite
    • Versatile (can get nasty but cleans up good)
    • Gots me some fuzz so none of those please
    Any Ideas?
    EDIT:Check the bottom and comment on the short list please...
     
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  2. Jan 15, 2008 #2
    TNJ

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    LovePedal Eternity

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    Wesman61

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    Maybe a pedal with lots of tonal options like The Barber Small Fry.
     
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    Ryan

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    Ed Alvarado

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    d-b

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    Bumpity...
     
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    madscientist

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    Seems like you need an OCD....My V.2 hits most of those points that you've listed as your criteria.
     
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    ungarn

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    Timmy or a nice Fuzz...
     
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    d-b

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    I gots me a fuzz...can anyone elaborate on their recomendation?
     
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    d-b

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    or compare some of the recomedations?
     
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    Garygtr

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    Bloomfield fan

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    Timmy based on what you are looking for. I also love my burst Eternity.
     
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    Last Nerve

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    Skreddy Screw Driver?
    Catalinbread Silver Kiss?

    Both of these strike me quickly, because they do clean up with the volume knob so well.

    I honestly think the OCD will overlap too much with the BoR.
    What fuzz do you have?
     
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    Ed Alvarado

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    All I can say is that what you described is exaclty how the Firefly sounds to me. It is not a singing or violin type tone at all and it just sounds like a cool pushed amp. It has a 3 way switch for the mids which is really nice. I know it's tough to describe tone but that's the best I can do.
    Best of luck with your search,
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    d-b

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    Thanks....anyone else use the Firefly around here?
     
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    todaystomorrow

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    a Timmy or Tim would go well. Does light gain and really shines as a rhythm, chordal crunch pedal. You can also experiment stacking with the BOR and FDII.... meets the criteria you listed.
     
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    sandman

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    yup. i'm sure there's some in emporium...
     
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    Ed Alvarado

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    I think a Timmy would be a good choice as well. To me they have that power amp break up vibe going on.
     
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    bluesrules

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    It has the "openiess" of a Silver Kiss and the gain never gets above unuseable. No compression and cleans up better than my SK. At under $100 new, everybody should try one! It's voiced just right, IMO.

    BTW: I also own a MI Audio Blues Boy Deluxe, but I think it has too much compresstion for you, though it works GREAT for Tele.
     
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    RDM

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    ProCo Rat or Barber Trifecta Fuzz.

    Yes...I think you should go fuzz and not OD.
     
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