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Nobels ODR-1 Natural Overdrive Pedal

Nobels ODR-1 Natural Overdrive Pedal

Regular price $119.00 USD
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The Nobels ODR-1 is not another green overdrive clone. In fact, it sounds nothing like the ubiquitous green stompbox. A cult classic among Nashville session players, the ODR-1 is a natural-sounding dirt box that fits sonically somewhere between the mythical transparent overdrive and the aforementioned mid-forward green pedal. This pedal boasts a 3-knob control set with Drive, Spectrum, and Level knobs. Drive and Level are self-explanatory; however, the Spectrum knob offers something different. Rather than operating as a typical tone control, Spectrum enables you to simultaneously dial in your bass and treble without affecting your mids. The result is extremely transparent, and it flatters any amp you plug the pedal into. You also get a bass-cut switch, a remote input jack, 18-volt power compatibility, and glow-in-the-dark knobs. With its ability to tackle light harmonic coloration, blues-like grit, and hard-rock crunch with equal aplomb, the Nobels ODR-1 Natural Overdrive is the secret to the coveted Nashville session sound.

Nobels ODR-1 Natural Overdrive Pedal Features:

  • The cult classic drive pedal used by countless Nashville session players
  • Fits sonically between the mythical transparent overdrive and the ubiquitous mid-forward green stomp
  • Drive dials in everything from subtle color to tube-ish grit to muscular crunch
  • Level adjusts the output level of the pedal
  • Spectrum enables you to cut or boost bass and treble without affecting your midrange
  • Bass-cut switch tames your sub-bass frequencies
  • Remote input jack allows the pedal to be switched on and off remotely
  • Optionally runs at 18V for added headroom
  • Easy-to-see glow-in-the-dark knobs
  • Low current consumption
  • Quick-change overhead battery compartment
  • Rugged metal housing
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