They have however moved the input jacks up to the center of the pedal, which depending on the layout of your pedal board and what precedes and follows, could be a good thing or a bad thing

Subjective: Nice thing is that it's fairly transparent - there's no changes to the top/bottom end that the tone knob can't fix, and it's fairly good in the transitions area

Subjective: Nice thing is that it's fairly transparent - there's no changes to the top/bottom end that the tone knob can't fix, and it's fairly good in the transitions area

This thing will add bass galore to your sound -- I didn't need any more bass in my JCM900 -- I do use pedals to juice my JCM 900 -- this pedal will get out of rotation pretty soon -- very bassy pedal - not much distortion - very weak -- only thing it is good at is a volume boost -- very bassy -- even when treble is turned up all the way -- if you are looking for a distortion pedal this is not the one -- get a.... dunno anything else and save your money

They have however moved the input jacks up to the center of the pedal, which depending on the layout of your pedal board and what precedes and follows, could be a good thing or a bad thing

This thing did the trick

The coolest thing is that this pedal is responsive to your playing dynamics; picking softly dials down the OD, then you can just unleash the crunch with harder attacks...much better than trying to roll-off the volume

Well, now I've bit the bullet after comparing the OCD to the Joyo and found that just like Coca-Cola, "nothing beats the real thing"The pedal gain goes from adding a light, but fat tone and some crunch, to all out, in your face, high gain with the turn of a knob

But the best thing the OCD does for me is that it makes me feel like a better player

HP is just way too bright and has significantly more presence and output than LP (which is not necessarily a good thing unless your signal is already compressed to a large degree).

Tone control carefully harnesses the high end, and settings approaching 10:00 or less smooth things out if that's what you're into or if your amp is too bright.