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The Mooer Audio Yellow Comp Optical Compressor Pedal is an optical compressor guitar effects pedal . The Mooer Yellow Comp features a classic optical compressing sound with smooth attack and decay . Furthermore, it preserves the original signal transients perfectly. This pedal has two working modes , Normal and Treble. The Normal mode features a normal sustain of low noise, long sustain is obtained. The Treble mode has an emphasised sustain of high frequency. This pedal features a full metal shell, and a very small exquisite design, with true bypass and requires a DC 9V Adapter power supply .
I purchased this pedal for the gig/traveling reason. I don't know how durable it is, but so far no complains, and sound is surprisingly decent. The weight & size really helps for traveling... I haven't used it for the recordings yet, but I may try it after the touring.I initially decided that I was going to do 3 articles derived from my ’Pedal Primary Colour Wheel’ feature - but I’ve ended up with a 4th bonus one which sits nicely here in the sequence. In reviewing the Yellow colourway - and although I identified different hues of that representing Amber/Mustard in terms of T-Rex’s Mudhoney, and the pale yellow of Diamond Pedals’ Compressor - the overwhelming preponderance of Yellow just happens to be Boss’s many Over Drive or OverDrive even variants.
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While I’m a huge Boss fan in general and have currently 18 Boss pedals in the collection with more incoming, none of those are of the OverDrive variety. I somehow got propelled down the Tube Screamer, Blues Driver and Blues Breaker route and entirely seem to have bypassed Boss’s Yellow legacy here hitherto.
The intention has alway been to pick off the Boss Waza Craft Pedals one by one - but I’m lagging somewhat behind on that score currently. I certainly feel I will have at least an SD-1W eventually, while I’ve also shown interest in the OD-2/3 Turbo OverDrive and SD-2 Dual OverDrive pedal varieties. I am also most definitely acquiring the OD-200 Hybrid Multi-Drive which is due at the end of October - so will pick up some varieties within that workstation.
The Boss OD-1 is considered by many the forerunner to Ibanez's/Maxon's TS808 Tube Screamer - and Josh Scott included it as the first voicing mode in his Bonsai 9-Mode Tube-Screamer style Multi-Drive. I actually have the Bonsai and thus have that variety of voicing by proxy. This particular pedal though still has a very distinctive sound and is in much demand as seen by sky-high Reverb.com prices. You also had the opportunity to get a faithful MIJ replica in Boss's 2017 40th Anniversary Compact Pedals Box Set - alongside the PH-1 Phaser and SP-1 Spectrum - yet for an almost equally eye-watering £759. I like the grit and rawness of the OD-1 for sure, but am not really prepared to pay those prices - so I will stick to my Bonsai voicing for now!
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There seems to be very much 2 distinct camps of players - one that prefers the slight grittiness of the OD-1, and the other that prefers the smoother tones of the SD-1. As usual I stride both groups as I recognise the merits of each. There are some degrees of overlap here, and you can dial in similar tones if you apply yourself - while the core default textures of these pedals are quite distinct. If you really like the sound of the SD-1 you might wish to bump yourself up to and SD-1W at near 3 times the price, but with a better quality components onboard and a second Custom voicing which gives you even richer and creamier tones.
A 2-mode evolution of the standard OverDrive with a sort of Boost or Turbo switch to get more saturation - it's still a relatively subtle boost, but it does open up the character of the drive as well as increase saturation and sustain. This was one of Prince's favourite Overdrives - and if Prince likes something that's as good a recommendation as I need!
This is sort of a further evolution of the OD-2 where the 2-way Off/Turbo mode switch has been replaced by a variable Color dial which changes the Gain character - at the core you still have your 3 original - Level | Tone | Drive controls. It's one of Boss's lesser-known pedals but obviously popular enough to sustain a production run nearly 30 years straight so far. There's nothing here to dislike really apart from the vast number of superficially similar OverDrive varieties Boss has to offer - yet they all have their distinct variations - as to whether those are more or less to your liking is entirely down to your own preferences. I personally quite like this one too - but would more likely go for the OD-2 because of the Prince connection.
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I've actually featured this one a few times on this site as it's a pedal I've always been intrigued by even though it has inspired different responses. It is the first pedal to feature the 3 x dual-concentric knobs, as latterly seen on the JB-2 Angry Driver - here you get to set separate Level | Tone | Drive for Crunch and Lead Modes - and you can use a Remote switch to toggle between the two - or the Mode Selector. This is why I've always felt the latched-plate design of the compact Boss enclosure has been a limiting factor - as this pedal would be perfect with dual standard footswitches!
The OD-2R is a slightly enhanced version of the 1985 Turbo OverDrive with added 'Remote' input for easier switching of the 'Turbo' mode. No doubt Boss has updated some of the internals too as components are always wont to change slightly between iterations. Tone-wise it is possibly a little more articulate, but otherwise much the same as
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