Re: FS: Little Purple Overdrive - SYOD in Disguise
Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 2:19 pm
It's still available, folks. Any and all are welcome to PM me with interest.
Teahead wrote:I've never tried a SYOD of any type, so can't compare there, but I seem to recall Doc's Dynamic Orange was a similar/identical circuit too? Voiced to compliment the DRD when stacked if I remember right?
mrpicard wrote:Teahead wrote:I've never tried a SYOD of any type, so can't compare there, but I seem to recall Doc's Dynamic Orange was a similar/identical circuit too? Voiced to compliment the DRD when stacked if I remember right?
Yes, that is correct. The history is:
1. DocRock asked BJ to create the "Dynamic Amber Overdrive" (DAOD) as his "rhythm pedal". This was voiced to match his DRD running into a Hiwatt DR103 or a Marshall. Basically, DocRock was trying to create a "three channel amp": his "channel 1" was the clean sound of the plexi, the DAOD became "channel 2", his DRD was "channel 3" and finally his DAOD->DRD stack was the additional "channel 4" for, in his words, "absolute stadium anarchy".
2. When Teahead asked for his pedal BJ took the DAOD circuit and put it into a different enclosure, creating the Little Purple Overdrive (LPOD). So yes, DAOD = LPOD = DAOD.
3. The Sparking Yellow Overdrive (SYOD) was then created by tweaking the DAOD/LPOD circuits.
4. The Sparkling Orange Overdrive (SOOD) was then created by tweaking the SYOD even further, mainly by adjusting the EQ profile (a few people thought that the first SYOD was way too bright).
5. The SYOD V.2 was creating by merging the work from the SYOD, SOOD and a few other things.
That is the story so far