Hey guys, Im just wondering if any of you other Boss ODB-3 owners have any reccomended custom settings that arnt in the booklet- so far im very have with the driven slap setting myself. Also, anyone have a suggestion on a method for reducing the hiss on the fuzz setting?
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Favorite settings for ODB-3
- Thread starter choochbass
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I bought mine used so i didnt get the booklet. Is there a way to find these settings online? Or care to enlighten us (me) with some of them that sound good?
Tapping the pedal when that red light is on usually makes it sound better[/inevitable odb3 putdown].
The only two settings that I use are the boost setting and one like this -
level - 2
bass - 2
treble - 1
blend - 3
gain - 7
(all these are o'clocks)
The only two settings that I use are the boost setting and one like this -
level - 2
bass - 2
treble - 1
blend - 3
gain - 7
(all these are o'clocks)
It's only good if you want an extreme/industrial kind of bass distortion. There isn't really any good mellow overdrive in that pedal.
I think it wouldn't get quite so much venom if it was named 'Bass Distortion' pedal. As it is, it's totally misnamed
abark000 said:Get a Rust Ride, if you want overdrive. They are supposed to simulate (or is it emulate) a SVT with the gain cranked (i.e. light to medium fuzziness, with accurate representation of dynamics)
I love mine. Easier to use and work in than a Big Muff's wall of distortion sound.
Rust Ride?? Any contact details?
I have one too, I love the thing... You can buy them at pedalgeek.com
Alex
Alex
fenderbassabuse said:
The 'picking riff' example from the booklet sounds good to me, and it sounds even better in the front of house PA.
well, like I said the main problem with it is that it's not an overdrive, yet it's described as one. It's a distortion pedal. At that, it's fine for the money ($70) apart from usual boss caveats - e.g. non true bypass tone sucking etc.flury said:
