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MGR/Mark Steenhuis « Ibanez PD7 Phat-Hed Bass Overdrive »
Published on 12/06/03 at 15:00I got it at Da Capo Nietap and payed 80 for it.
I like the construction and especially the tone lock knobs they might come in handy when travelling with your pedal. And of course I like the variety of sounds from a subtle Overdrive to very hard Distortion.
The only thing I dislike was that when my batteries were out the first time I tried to remove them but the opening knob was jammed. And another dislike is that I broke it. It was malfunctioning during rehearsel with my ex band, and after a short period of time I got pissed and threw it away. The only thing preventing it from going into orbit around the moon was a wall. That kinda sucked cause aftherwards I bought a BOSS ODB3 and had the same malfunction it was just a problem in my settings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It can take a heavy beating trust me it did. But the opening knob for removing the batteries only worked one time. But I think thats just a problem with my pedal so the other ones should be fine.
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I like the construction and especially the tone lock knobs they might come in handy when travelling with your pedal. And of course I like the variety of sounds from a subtle Overdrive to very hard Distortion.
The only thing I dislike was that when my batteries were out the first time I tried to remove them but the opening knob was jammed. And another dislike is that I broke it. It was malfunctioning during rehearsel with my ex band, and after a short period of time I got pissed and threw it away. The only thing preventing it from going into orbit around the moon was a wall. That kinda sucked cause aftherwards I bought a BOSS ODB3 and had the same malfunction it was just a problem in my settings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It can take a heavy beating trust me it did. But the opening knob for removing the batteries only worked one time. But I think thats just a problem with my pedal so the other ones should be fine.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com