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    Overlord of Music Dedman's Avatar
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    You are going to have to go into business Doc
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedman View Post
    You are going to have to go into business Doc

    Hahaha...I reckon, actually that wouldn't be a bad idea, would bring in some extra money for me.


    Building guitar fx pedals to earn money to buy more PBG kits, that sounds cool.


    I'm in a pretty vibed-up mood today, probably cause a good mate of mine is going to be popping by for a visit, with some new parts for his Peavey Triumph amp that I'm modding for him.


    Last night I couldn't turn my Marshall up very loud while I was trying-out my new Doctor Overdrive pedal, so I decided to give it another test-run a few minutes ago, my initial impressions from last night were pretty spot-on, now that I was able to turn my Marshall up a bit, I'm pretty surprised just how good the pedal sounds through the clean channel of my Marshall, it seems to work pretty well, and I am really liking how dynamic the pedal is, pick softly and there's very little overdrive, as you start picking harder the overdrive gets more intense, just like a good valve amp, which is surprising cause the overdrive effect is created by what's called a back-to-back clipper-diode configuration, there's one difference between the Dr Overdrive circuit and the Tube Screamer circuit in that the Dr Overdrive circuit uses three silicon diodes in the back-to-back clipper-diode configuration whereas the Tube Screamer uses two.
    Last edited by DrNomis_44; 19-08-2016 at 04:46 PM.

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