So, while the OCD provides a better, more neutral clean boost and gentle overdrive, the Joyo is great choice to save money

Amazing value for money sounds as good as any overdrive I have used and I have tried loads

Overall, just a great overdrive

This may be the Holy Grail of pedals for anyone who wants anything from a nice screamy overdrive, to a subtle blusey grit.

From smooth overdrive to chunky marshall type distortion

Wonderful clean boost and warm overdrive too.

The Joyo Vintage Overdrive is great for adding crunch to your set-up

I had this compressor as well as the Vintage Overdrive on it

If you play punk or anything with a hard overdriven guitar, this pedal is for you

I would recommend the vintage overdrive

I would suggest this to any one who is looking for a good affordable overdrive

I own this the classic overdrive and the ultimate overdrive by joyo.

That is probably something that isn't preferred by a blues guy looking for a really transparent overdrive, but it's not overbearing

Good, smooth overdrive

So I ordered the "Behringer VT999 Classic Vacuum Tube Overdrive" thinking it would be better

Not at all a neutral pedal as it definitely affects the tone, but it's a great overdrive.

Simple and effective overdrive or boost

Kind of a perfect overdrive imo

I like the overdrive but there is a VERY obvious latency when you press the switch

A great distortion/overdrive

I really liked using this as a preamp rather then an overdrive

Rather you can dial in just about any classic rock overdrive or clean tone you want

For less than 30 bucks it's a pretty solid overdrive.

the overdrive is very good and the construction is very very sturdy.

Before I say anything about this pedal I think people should keep in mind this is a small fraction of the price of more popular overdrives and tube screamers

I am now using this and Joyo's Ultimate Overdrive on my single-channel amp to give me two levels of overdrive, and they work well next to each other.

Wonderful clean boost and warm overdrive too.

This pedal achieves warm and chimey tube amp tones similar to that of Fender and Vox (as it is supposed to) this pedal covers it all, clean boost, light overdrive, all the way to over the top feed back and distortion

i use a joyo vintage overdrive for clean boost/slight overdrive and kick this pedal in to really get raunchy.

This is a great high gain overdrive

I started looking for a good overdrive over a year ago

I used this pedal as a boost for the Joyo Classic Overdrive

I've been using a BK Butler Tube Driver as my overdrive for the last several years and honestly, I like the tone and drive of this Joyo better

However, it sounds great and is my main pedal when I want some nice beefy overdrive

and it's a much smoother overdrive, not harsh at all.

This is one of the best overdrives I have ever had ( and for under 40 bone's

I found that the vintage overdrive works its best in front of the compressor

If you looking for a nice pretty well behaved overdrive, look elsewhere

Best Cheap Overdrive on the market

( I do love the overdrive on that though)

The price of Joyo pedals is so much less expensive that competing products, so if you are looking for a cheap overdrive, this is it

Very smooth overdrive reminiscent of other "tubescreamer" pedals

I dropped it on my main pedal board rig between the EQ and distortion pedals... plays real nice with the Pro Co RAT at low distortion levels... jumped between driving blues and AC/DC riffs nicely, which is straight up how I measure a good overdrive

it has nice tone dynamics going on inside of it , very nice as a clean boost and also a great overdrive

Powerful overdrive

Apparently it's comparable to the Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer, but I actually think it's a totally different breed of overdrive (not as muddy sounding, fits in the mix a lot smoother, and cheaper too)

I generally prefer the Vox overdrive, but this is very useful for obtaining more of a Marshall flavor when needed.

It's a great little box - puts down some nice overdrive without much fuss

It's a decent overdrive, not super powerful

The tone is much thicker and has more low end, and I'd say that is what Boss accomplished with the OD-3 for players who want more than the upper midrange hump in the standard Super Overdrive.

A great distortion/overdrive

Easy to find a good overdrive that sounds authentically vintage.

The Vintage Overdrive for its price (all are a true bargain, practical , and useable for live performance/recording, bedroom/den practice, and just playing accurate to what they emulate.), can't be beat

You aren't getting what you paid for cause it's built very well and the overdrive is amazing on this thing

If you're needing a good overdrive to add to your

This is a great all around overdrive that can get some great old school overdrive sounds

Great, nice smooth overdrive, put a Sweet Baby in front of it and have some real fun.

I like this better than most overdrives--at any price--I've tried in 40 years of playing.

It gives you a nice tube overdrive, much like a tube screamer.

I can get anything from that classic 'chimey' Vox tone to some pretty gritty overdrive, and everything in between.

It looks better than my Vintage Overdrive (again, great pedal).

The joyo is pretty dam close, it seems a bit noisy, but in my experience most overdrive and/or distortions are

Good price, functional overdrive, could be noisy.

* (all the joyo pedal reviews seem to me mixed together).Nice sounding pedal that goes from a clear sounding 'bluesy' overdrive up to moderate distortion

It handles everything from easy overdrive to nearly all out metal (not a metal pedal though) but it gets that drive from those huge amps of the 70's right on the money

So I had been shopping a long time for a decent overdrive that would give me a john mayer like tone

low-gain "crunch" sounds very well, but if that's what you want, consider the Joyo Vintage Overdrive, the Joyo Crunch Distortion, or a Tubescreamer.

I employ this pedal more than my boss distortions and my electro harmonix distortions/overdrives.

I bought it to boost the overdrive on my

I use on the pedal in the video:Drive about 50-60%Volume about 25%Tone about 90%I have this connected to a small, basic amp that is set for nice clear tones on the guitar, then when I want to have more fuzzy overdrive, I just hit this pedal instead of trying to adjust the amp settings

The Ultimate Overdrive covers the mid to heavy overdrive/distortion no problem

but it's a decent overdrive and the construction is very heavy duty

If you looking for a nice pretty well behaved overdrive, look elsewhere

I recommend the Ultimate Overdrive without reservation!

The sweet baby overdrive is much cheaper feeling than this one

Most "Marshall-in-a-box" stomps, imo, sound much tamer than a real Marshall, and they give you a "prettied-up", safer version of that sound, in order to appease the 15-year-old Children Of Boredom/Cannibal Corpse lame-o neo-hippies the scene is now infested with

(as you turn it clock wise) - I like it for adding charcater/punch to my live

only negative i