What type of overdrive is MojoMojo?
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| This item: TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive Pedal $ 59 .00 + FREE Shipping 165 reviews | |
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| Pedal Type | Overdrive |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4″ |
| Outputs | 1 x 1/4″ |
| Power Source | 9V DC power supply (sold separately) |
What is the MojoMojo?
MOJOMOJO is a very musical pedal, but it needs direction. It’ll be up to you to integrate it into your gear via the tone controls. Luckily, MOJOMOJO sounds great right off the bat and dialing in what you want, from added punch or body to added beef on your leads, is fun and easy.
Is the MojoMojo a transparent overdrive?
In general, though, the MojoMojo is a very transparent pedal, almost like a second stage of gain for your rig. The Bassman’s natural voice came through quite clearly, with an added fullness from tubes throttled with gain. The MojoMojo is also very responsive to guitar volume-knob adjustments.
What is a Tube Screamer pedal?
Tube Screamer is an overdrive/distortion pedal that is mild compared to many, but allows the true sound of the guitar and player’s technique to come through. The most popular use of a tube screamer is to push a tube amp to make it overdrive more, but they sound good through almost anything.
Is the MXR sugar Drive transparent?
The MXR Sugar Drive Pedal provides a diverse range of clear and transparent overdrive tones, from sauced up boosting to blown-tube distortion.
What’s better distortion or overdrive?
In short, a distortion pedal is a lot more aggressive than an overdrive pedal in the way that it affects your tone. An overdrive amp will boost your amplifier or will mimic a sound, whereas a distortion pedal will entirely alter your sound.
Why is it called Tube Screamer?
The Tube Screamer name refers to the pedal’s ability to drive the preamp section of a tube amplifier, resulting in more gain from the amp itself. The pedal also provides a slight boost to mid-range frequencies, helping to reduce muddiness by cutting bass frequencies when used in this way.
What pedal is the MXR sugar drive based on?
The MXR Sugar Drive Pedal provides a diverse range of clear and transparent overdrive tones, from sauced up boosting to blown-tube distortion. It’s based on a rare overdrive pedal that has acquired a mythical reputation among fanatical tone-seekers thanks to its unique circuit design.
Is boost the same as overdrive?
Boost pedals generally don’t have clipping circuits, and therefore add no overdrive of their own to the signal. They are “pure gain” devices, designed to simply raise the level coming from your guitar pickups (and sometimes add some EQ to the signal).
Why do I need an overdrive pedal?
Guitarists and bassists use overdrive pedals in many different ways, responsible for everything from transparent clean boosts to pushing tubes to their breakup point and even full-on distorted tones.