DOD Bass Overdrive FX91
The FX91 delivers a touch, or the full furry of overdrive. The blend knob lets you mix just the right amount of distortion with your original signal. Lots of background hiss. The tone is more fuzz box than overdrive
User Reviews of the DOD Bass Overdrive FX91
Submitted by Garry from Nashville, TN (4 points) on Aug 8, 2011:
This little under-appreciated gem of a pedal is the
cheapest(non-boutique,non-parallel effects, single
amp)route to a Geddy Lee/Chris Squire tone, aka clean
with bottom end AND crunchy distortion. The blend knob
is the key here.
cheapest(non-boutique,non-parallel effects, single
amp)route to a Geddy Lee/Chris Squire tone, aka clean
with bottom end AND crunchy distortion. The blend knob
is the key here.
Good Points: As mentioned above, plus can be had VERY cheaply
Bad Points: As usual, DOD switches suck, but at least this later
model has a standard 9V adaptor input
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Price Paid: US$30.00
Purchased At: craigslist
Submitted by Mike from Rochester, NY (270 points) on Mar 7, 2004:
This is a decent little pedal. Doesn't really do much on it's own, but coupled with a harsher distortion unit it produces some really nice tones. The BLEND knob acts more like the LEVEL knob and isn't really dramatic. The pedal is best when everything is all the way up and you are tweaking the other pedals connected to it. Afterall, it's ONLY an overdrive and not a distortion box. It's a nice addition to my chain but not one to be used frequently.
Good Points: solid DOD construction, LEVEL/BLEND/TONE/DRIVE features, connected(!) battery cover
Bad Points: only an addition to a chain and shouldn't really be used as a main noise unit
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Price Paid: US$25.00
Purchased At: EBay
