My remaining overdrives don't stack!!!

johnonguitar

Ro_S;1090790" said:

do you use any distortion or fuzz pedals?

Not really. My amp is a Cornford mk50ii so the dirt channel gives me 90% of what I want/need

Ro_S

johnonguitar said:

Ro_S;1090790" said:

do you use any distortion or fuzz pedals?

Not really. My amp is a Cornford mk50ii so the dirt channel gives me 90% of what I want/need

is that based on a Fender or.. ?

johnonguitar

Ro_S;1091566" said:

johnonguitar said:

Ro_S;1090790" said:do you use any distortion or fuzz pedals?

Not really. My amp is a Cornford mk50ii so the dirt channel gives me 90% of what I want/need












is that based on a Fender or.. ?

It's more like a hot rodded Marshall vibe with a built in overdrive. The clean channel is kinda fendery

professorben

johnonguitar;1091286" said:

[quote="Ro_S;1090790"]do you use any distortion or fuzz pedals?

Not really. My amp is a Cornford mk50ii so the dirt channel gives me 90% of what I want/need

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There's your issue mate.
Get rid of it.
In fact I'll take it off your hands foc.

Winny_Pooh

I also prefer the ODR-1 first (VS open road) as it manages the bass boost better and fattens and smooths the pedal you drive into. I have a flattish mids fet overdrive as drive one and the ODR-1 gets added on top, never by itself unless with a tele bridge pup.

thermionic

I tried stacking my overdrives. 

They sound great, but I can't stomp on the ones at the bottom.

Magnetic_Effects

If you step on the stack just right you might be able to to turn them all on at once!