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EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby cajone5 » Mon Nov 01, 2010 8:30 pm

Let's make this interesting... can anyone guess what this is?

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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby SteveA » Mon Nov 01, 2010 8:36 pm

WOW. No clue whats in there! Any hints?
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby melodichaotic » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:02 pm

Cliff....you Dynamic Orange Dog!!!! Righteous and most deserving of Epic. :clap: Love the cut tree rings in the paint. Hmmm....Well, a two channel Dynamic Orange Overdrive?

Dynamic Orange Overdrive (DOOD) - Custom circuit in between the EGDM and LGW, leaning more towards the LGW (but not the same circuit). This pedal is considered one of the prototypes for the Sky Blue Overdrive (also see the Sunset Overdrive and Sunset Wonder below). The internal pot controls two things: how radiply the volume control on guitar will reduce output from guitar and upper resonance peak of the pick ups. Owners of the DOOD say that it sounds a lot like the final version of the SBOD but with less compression and is voiced slightly differently, kind of like a cross between a SBOD and LGW. Note: Only 2 of the DOODs where made but the DOOD and the Sunset Overdrive are exactly the same circuit (2 made)

Paint is similar scheme as the Model R, although the Model R has just the amber on the bottom plate, not the sides, although:

BJFE Model R (MR) - 1 Teddy G "The Pirate"; built for the 2006 ToneFest in Chicago (40 made of a possible 99). This was originally designed with a Les Paul. Although a different circuit, this is considered a distortion version of the Dynamic Orange Overdrive.

So maybe a combo of both overdrive and distortion for lead...what's the funky looking middle knob do???
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby cajone5 » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:10 pm

I'll give some people a shot at guessing before any hints :wink:

Marty -- EXCELLENT well educated guess. Someone's been studying the BJFe Library! But alas, you are incorrect. And the middle knob is a trimmer and there's another one inside the pedal as well. But I won't tell you what they're for just yet :confusedq

I'm off to bed but will post a hint in the AM if no one's figured it out by then -- have fun! :joker
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby bsic » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:30 pm

:drooling

I'll have to guess later. First I need to change my shorts. :)

Amazing looking to say the least! Congrats Cliff!!

Can't wait to hear what's in this baby. My guess--- SYOD twins, two in a box?
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby SteveA » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:33 pm

Two SYODs with two trimmers!! Count me in :) Could make sense though. Treble control for the controlling the sparkly highs. But its the two trimmers that really do it. Either way that thing looks like it could seriously do some damage!
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby mikepick » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:33 pm

I am going to guess it is a Sunset Wonder, but what ever it is congrats! Great score :pedallove Please keep us informed how you like it and what you would compare it to?
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby mikepick » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:39 pm

SteveA wrote:Two SYODs with two trimmers!! Count me in :)


You could be right Steve, Cliff did just get rid of his SYOD's. I was kind of surprised because they are great pedals, but if you could combine them into one well that would justify the sell. :laughing7
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby SteveA » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:40 pm

It also sounds like one amaing pedal. Imagine what the two trimmers could do with the SYODs.
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Re: EPIC New Pedal Day :)

Postby bsic » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:41 pm

mikepick wrote:
SteveA wrote:Two SYODs with two trimmers!! Count me in :)


You could be right Steve, Cliff did just get rid of his SYOD's. I was kind of surprised because they are great pedals, but if you could combine them into one well that would justify the sell. :laughing7


Exactly what I was thinkin! He loved those two and one day they were both gone!
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