All user reviews for the DOD FX86B Death Metal Distortion

Four pots, one between output and power supply between a sector or a battery, short trs simple.
These boxes are manufactured DOD by recycling old pieces of the former USSR tank so it's heavy but I've never seen a case as strong so hat ...

UTILIZATION

The gain is always a background, this may come Gnant high volume so I dimin the volume knob with the RIP.
The PDAL is a doted gnrateur of feedback in some cases be useful, but less so in others during the blank must be reduced to the max volume of the guitar.
Note that the dynamics are better with a power supply sector.
The knobs are not as COD, if we want there will be low, same for the treble. And if we no longer wants to just turn the knobs to the left.

SOUND QUALITY

In its direct to the amp, the sound is rough and the grain is bizare. I did not say bad but I just trange.Donc t dcu.
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OVERALL OPINION

The gain is standard, that bigger still a Boss MT-2 and the icing is this dynamic which can not produce any pedals (and I test with a lot).
A good choice, I would like to test it against a 4x12 to see if it's still good.

Everything has been said below on this pedal

UTILIZATION

Not need a tray 10 to use this effect, the manual is simple and concise and gives you some examples of setting type on the four knobs.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound is typically metal. Not necessarily death metal but still metal type at large.
It is a violent distortion ruins the uncompromising conccurents in my opinion. bourrine it well in the low and it screams the high notes and harmonics if desired. Not necessarily the most versatile pedal (or rather, one may well shape the sound but it's still metal) but it is specialized in what it does

OVERALL OPINION

I have this pedal for many years. I had other effects before (multi purpose) and I've tried other (Boss) and there has never been a slap as the DOD.
Coupled with my Laney it sounds of thunder.
Metal construction is impeccable and access to the battery handy.
Once possessed, you can not switch to another pedal for me (for making the metal)!

Dod pedal ...
the switch is very nice

UTILIZATION

Nothing could be simpler
What manual?

SOUND QUALITY

It's a pedal bought my brother there is a little over a year
I know a lot because I played a lot
the sound is quite unique
is very, very saturated and we can do anything about it
it blows a lot of high volume and also, that feedback has merits, will provide a noise gate
the sound is a bit synthetic but has the advantage of not being hyper-compressed, crushed, like a metal zone
the grain is interesting
the equalization is very effective, but it is still very typical
is sharp and it is not a guitar to sing ...
I think good, but I think I would never have the utility of this pedal, it is very typical
off effect can be like ...

OVERALL OPINION

In short, it is a non-standard pedal (as many pedals dod), with its singular
lowering the volume of the guitar, the sound is pretty sucks, the pedal is made to play a background
as its base, it is not very usable
to play a blues or a bag that may be difficult
a book, so fans of metal pedals seeking their original owners and a noise gate

This pedal is a really thick, gainy distortion, perfectly appropriate for the titular genre if it weren't for the fact that it robs you of almost all volume. It also makes dynamics almost nonexistant. It's definitely a digital distortion pedal, and a cheap one at that. It's pretty cheap and it sounds it, too. Nothing in the way of midi or audio outs.

UTILIZATION

It's a pretty easy pedal to set up. Just a 9 volt or AC Adapter, and four knobs: Level, Low, Mid, and High. They are subtitled R.I.P., Guts, Pain, and Scream, respectively. This shows you just how much more of a novelty this pedal is as opposed to a legitimately good sounding pedal. There's not much need for a manual, everything is pretty self-explanatory. Trying to get a good sound out of it is difficult.

SOUND QUALITY

I bought this pedal because I went through a short death metal phase. It's a pretty awful sounding pedal. It feeds back a ridiculous amount and it robs you of almost all volume, in exchange for a punishingly brutal wall of noise. It's not a good noise either, like Sonic Youth or Liars tend to use. It's just mud. It doesn't even really sound that good for death metal, because it doesn't have enough punch.

OVERALL OPINION

I used it for about a year or two, when I was about 11 until I was about 13. At that point I realized that the Marshall I was using had a better distorted channel on the amp than I would ever get with this pedal. Even though I was young, it still boggles my mind that I could have been so impulsive as to buy this. I don't really like anything about it. I tried a few models in the same price range and didn't like those very much either. I guess that was the lesson I should have learned: Good Gear doesn't usually come cheap unless it's used and looks awful. It's not worth buying for $20, let alone the $80 I spent on it then. I can't even believe they still make it. Avoid at all costs.