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  • NPD - RE. DOD 250 OD

    I've always wanted one..,cuz Yngwie


    It's great...the hype is real. and it looks pretty with the gold sparkle

    With my Cort w/ Fishmans..



    I will need to dig out something w/ single coils..so I can dime ala Yngwie and see what that sounds like
    "Less is less, more is more...how can less be more?" ~Yngwie J Malmsteen

    I did it my way ~ Frank Sinatra

    Originally posted by Rodney Gene
    If you let your tone speak for itself you'll find alot less people join the conversation.


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    Cort w/ Fishman's (Open Core Classics) w/ the Single coil bridge voicing selected and the DOD pedal dimed.. Vox NT50 amp & 1x12 cab..new TC Electronic Skysurfer reverb pedal in the loop..



    I love the tone and feel of this pedal. It gives the notes a certain "roundness" & bounce with it's compression. A pleasant surprise was how cool it works/sounds for tapping
    "Less is less, more is more...how can less be more?" ~Yngwie J Malmsteen

    I did it my way ~ Frank Sinatra

    Originally posted by Rodney Gene
    If you let your tone speak for itself you'll find alot less people join the conversation.


    Youtube

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    • #3
      Really cool! I don't like the pedal format, but this is one that I have actually been wanting to try myself: whenever I play my single-coil guitars, the 250 model in my HX Effects manages to bring them up to a comparable level of volume and distortion to my humbuckers. Who would have tought THAT would work, right?

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      • #4
        It is a great pedal I have one, along with an original MXR D+, and a ROSS Distortion. From what I understand, they are all the same circuit board, the difference being the input capacitor. The MXR D+ lets through more signal, so it is a bit hotter than the others with a bit more gain. Also, the 250 uses silicon diodes, the MXR D+ uses germanium diodes, typically. In the early days of pedals, these guys used whatever components were readily available so the drift in tone from pedal to pedal can be noticeable. Especially in the earlier models.

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        • #5
          ^^ Nice bit of info. All I know is I've been gassing for one of these since forever...but I could'nt get my hands on any of the earlier reissues and obviously the originals wee pretty much out of the question as well..
          "Less is less, more is more...how can less be more?" ~Yngwie J Malmsteen

          I did it my way ~ Frank Sinatra

          Originally posted by Rodney Gene
          If you let your tone speak for itself you'll find alot less people join the conversation.


          Youtube

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Sirion View Post
            Really cool! I don't like the pedal format, but this is one that I have actually been wanting to try myself: whenever I play my single-coil guitars, the 250 model in my HX Effects manages to bring them up to a comparable level of volume and distortion to my humbuckers. Who would have tought THAT would work, right?
            Sweet, but you should give the actual pedal a go if you have the chance ...it does something really cool to your guitar, especially if you like to shred
            "Less is less, more is more...how can less be more?" ~Yngwie J Malmsteen

            I did it my way ~ Frank Sinatra

            Originally posted by Rodney Gene
            If you let your tone speak for itself you'll find alot less people join the conversation.


            Youtube

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            • #7
              Got a project going on that may require one...

              What say you all on vintage, repot, clones etc...
              Originally posted by Bad City
              He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Aceman View Post
                Got a project going on that may require one...

                What say you all on vintage, repot, clones etc...
                I think the 250 reissue is truer to the original than the D+. The new D+ is a bit fizzy for me. That being said, I do not use the 250 a lot you are welcome to borrow it if you need it.

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                • #9
                  The Yngwie YJM308 is also the same basic pedal with mods. Monte Alums sells a kit to bring it back to Gray 250 specs. I did mine a long time ago, but never put it all back together. (Got side-tracked with something.) I need to get that thing together.

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                  • #10
                    Ive got a gray one -disliked it -but I had all humbucking guitars as a kid - then I put it through single coil guitar and then liked it a lot
                    “For me, when everything goes wrong – that’s when adventure starts.” Yvonne Chouinard

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                    • #11
                      Nice playing sounds great. I just bought one myself a couple weeks ago. I don't remember if I ever owned one back in the day but there were only so many options. But I am digging it on my retro set up right now, rocking a DS-1 , a Rat, a Maxon 808 a Fuzz Face mini and the DOD 250. The 250 is getting most of the play right now.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by lexicom
                        It is an amazing amp. It has the same sound as the Marshall Super Lead, but with a little more gain and a crisper sound.
                        Just to be clear, I'm referring to a pedal, like in the first post. But welcome to the forum.

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