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Anybody knows who or where is "Monte Allum"(inium ?) who changed some 47n capacitors to another brand ?
Maybe I should change my nick to "Monte Christo" ?
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i have to disagree. the od3 has been my main od for a few years. the response is pretty flat, with a small hump in the mids, but not near as much as a tubescreamer. i found it to cut like a knife. of course ive only used it with a vox ac30, a fender bassman (about 4 different types), a peavey classic 50 and 30, a marshall major, a gibson ga30, etc...nooneknows wrote:I have a od3 and it reminds the bd2, at least as I remeber it. It has the same scooped mid type of sound and an boost on the bass side, in the band mix it doesn't cut through. To me it's a good unit at home, maybe with a transitor amp, but in live situation it's not that useful, if the frequency response was flatter the pedal could be more interesting.
Very strange: I use a Marshall Jcm800 combo and a peavey classic 30 (a little modified, cathode biased etc.), I tested the OD3 side by side in a chain with a YATS, a OCD clone, a Digitech Screamin Blues, a HAO Rust Driver and a DS-1 with my '70s strat and I'm pretty sure about the frequency response. The 'lack' of mid is quite evident compared to the YATS or even the OCD, much similiar to the Screamin' Blues, and so the bass hump.echodeluxe wrote:i have to disagree. the od3 has been my main od for a few years. the response is pretty flat, with a small hump in the mids, but not near as much as a tubescreamer. i found it to cut like a knife. of course ive only used it with a vox ac30, a fender bassman (about 4 different types), a peavey classic 50 and 30, a marshall major, a gibson ga30, etc...nooneknows wrote:It has the same scooped mid type of sound and an boost on the bass side
yes... too much low end for my tastePurplePeopleEater wrote:I like them because they have a lot more low end than tube screamers