Nobels overdrive Odr1-Bc

When the original circuit was developed in the 1980s there was a lot of overdrive in the market that musicians found too nasal "but Nobels worked hard to create a very" open "sounding pedal that works with you and your amp. The result was the ODR-1, German made at its best with a combination of resistors and capacitors to give precise filters and a pedal that responds to your dynamics and adds texture to your sound in a way. very natural and musical, while retaining the character of your guitar. In 2020, Nobels has chosen to improve this circuit to release the ODR-1BC. Listening to effects pedal users as well as professional musicians in around the world, Nobels has added a Bass Cut selector under the battery compartment, to help cut down on the bass. In standard mode you still have the full frequency response of the original which is perfect for giving er more warmth to your simple mics. In addition, the internal power supply circuit accepts 9 to 18 Volts for more dynamics. These new features do not alter the sound, but they greatly increase the versatility of the pedal for modern setups. With the Drive setting, the saturation can be adjusted to be almost clear up to maximum overdrive. The circuit also interacts very well with the volume control of your guitar, to reduce saturation by lowering the volume. Tone is controlled by the Spectrum setting with a center click and fluorescent pointers to glow-in-the-dark buttons. Push the Spectrum up to increase the bass and treble at the same time. The midrange stays intact in any position of this setting, to ensure transparency and warmth of the sound. Features • Analog overdrive pedal. • Bass Cut selector to reduce bass. • Can be powered from 9 to 18 Volts for more dynamics. • Remote input for external activation. • Settings: Drive, Spectrum and Level. • Bypass with buffer. • Robust metal frame. • Low consumption. • Easily accessible top battery compartment. • Supplied with 4 Mounty-P mounting plates (for screwing onto a pedalboard). "