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Chiogtr4x · June 12th, 2012, 02:34 PM

Well I can comment on the ones I either own or have played:

For Low/medium Gain OD with good tonal control- you cannot go wrong with a Barber LTD or the Dano TOD V.1 (not a fan of the V.2 and have owned both). The Dano is capable of a more useable Gain range, but the the LTD just imparts a great low-gain breakup

Affordable OCD clones/approximations are indeed the Dano Drive V.1 (basically a 'composite' of various OCD versions- said to be closest to an OCD V.1 in HP mode)- I wish I had my old one back, but sold it-dummy!.... and the Joyo Ulimate Drive

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Chiogtr4x Friend of Leo's Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Manassas Park, VA Age: 54 Posts: 3,273	Well I can comment on the ones I either own or have played: For Low/medium Gain OD with good tonal control- you cannot go wrong with a Barber LTD or the Dano TOD V.1 (not a fan of the V.2 and have owned both). The Dano is capable of a more useable Gain range, but the the LTD just imparts a great low-gain breakup Affordable OCD clones/approximations are indeed the Dano Drive V.1 (basically a 'composite' of various OCD versions- said to be closest to an OCD V.1 in HP mode)- I wish I had my old one back, but sold it-dummy!.... and the Joyo Ulimate Drive __________________ Tele/Tex-Mex Strat/Dano '56 U2>MHP "Stubble Trouble" FUZZ/MHP "perfected" GFS Brownie Classic/Barber Direct Drive/Blues Driver> MORE PEDALS> '68 Deluxe Reverb or blonde Blues Jr. Rock On!