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« Danelectro Daddy-O »
Published on 06/30/01 at 15:00I bought the unit at Musician's Friend for about $70 because I wanted to
buy an overdrive pedal.
I like the tone of the Daddy-O and this is mainly due to the three tone controls,
you can hollow out the midrange or boost the midrange or and combination of
your bass, mids and treble. The other thing I like about it is that it has a metal
casing, and it is durable, it would take a lot to break this pedal.
I didn't like knobs on the pedal, they can be hard to adjust because they are close
together and it's hard to get a good clean overdrive at a higher volume setting (on
the pedal, not the amp or guitar).
The construction is tough, metal casing, real heavy and the quality is great. You can
be sure that this isn't going to break easily.
I like the Daddy-O a lot and wouldn't trade it for nearly any other overdrive. It's one of
the best that I've played.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
buy an overdrive pedal.
I like the tone of the Daddy-O and this is mainly due to the three tone controls,
you can hollow out the midrange or boost the midrange or and combination of
your bass, mids and treble. The other thing I like about it is that it has a metal
casing, and it is durable, it would take a lot to break this pedal.
I didn't like knobs on the pedal, they can be hard to adjust because they are close
together and it's hard to get a good clean overdrive at a higher volume setting (on
the pedal, not the amp or guitar).
The construction is tough, metal casing, real heavy and the quality is great. You can
be sure that this isn't going to break easily.
I like the Daddy-O a lot and wouldn't trade it for nearly any other overdrive. It's one of
the best that I've played.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com