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Danelectro DJ1 Pastrami Overdrive Pedal
Virtual bypass.
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Description
Well-seasoned overdrive with great sustain. Delicious tone!
When it comes to packing power into a tiny package, Danelectro has really broken the price barrier with their line of durable, miniature effects pedals. With list prices ranging from $29 to $49 it is hard to ignore these tasty little guys. And they are so cute too!
When it comes to packing power into a tiny package, Danelectro has really broken the price barrier with their line of durable, miniature effects pedals. With list prices ranging from $29 to $49 it is hard to ignore these tasty little guys. And they are so cute too!
Technical Info
Runs on a singular 9 volt batter or optional DA1 AC adapter.What Our Customers Say About zZounds
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Danelectro DJ1 Pastrami Overdrive Pedal Reviews
8 out of 10
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"Pretty good for money"
Feature:
One of the bad things about this pedal is non-versatility. Distortion on, distortion off. There are two switches on the thing but it is still basically heavy distortion or nothing.
Quality:
Here's where the $20.00 pedal differs from the $200.00 one: quality. It needs to be treated pretty carefully to get a long life. (no jumping up and down on the flimsy plastic pedal) When used normally, it should last a long time. (but come on- show me a guitar player thats normal!!!)
Value:
value is "Amazing" for the sound, "Average" for the physical quality.
Desirability:
Personally, I like the retro look. I'm cool w/ that. I don't play blues or oldies or any of that crap- i play punk rock mostly but i still like the retro.
Sound:
The sound of this thing is amazing. It totally blew me away- a sound comparable to a $200.00 effects pedal wrapped up in a $20.00 effects pedal. The sustain was incredible.
Ease of Use:
Pretty simple: my mom could use this thing.
Support:
Never contacted the Danelectro company. I'll just assume the best. :-)
Overall:
Overall its "pretty good". Did i mention the sound of the thing?
One of the bad things about this pedal is non-versatility. Distortion on, distortion off. There are two switches on the thing but it is still basically heavy distortion or nothing.
Quality:
Here's where the $20.00 pedal differs from the $200.00 one: quality. It needs to be treated pretty carefully to get a long life. (no jumping up and down on the flimsy plastic pedal) When used normally, it should last a long time. (but come on- show me a guitar player thats normal!!!)
Value:
value is "Amazing" for the sound, "Average" for the physical quality.
Desirability:
Personally, I like the retro look. I'm cool w/ that. I don't play blues or oldies or any of that crap- i play punk rock mostly but i still like the retro.
Sound:
The sound of this thing is amazing. It totally blew me away- a sound comparable to a $200.00 effects pedal wrapped up in a $20.00 effects pedal. The sustain was incredible.
Ease of Use:
Pretty simple: my mom could use this thing.
Support:
Never contacted the Danelectro company. I'll just assume the best. :-)
Overall:
Overall its "pretty good". Did i mention the sound of the thing?
Submitted: 03/25/2006
Style of Music: Punk Rock, Rock
9 out of 10
"Smooth, transparent overdrive."
Feature:
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Quality:
Plastic upper case, but appears solid. The rest is as solid as it gets.
Value:
It doesn't get better.
Sound:
Very transparent pedal. I work in a guitar shop and compared it to everything I could get my hands on. Only two pedals gave me drive without changing my tone. This one and the $190 Maxon OD808. Guess which one I took home. Maxon sounded better, but not for that price.
Support:
Don't really know??? No problems yet.
Overall:
Very good pedal. Very good price. Very good value. If they're prices stay low like this I'll daisy chain dano pedals all the way across the stage.
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Quality:
Plastic upper case, but appears solid. The rest is as solid as it gets.
Value:
It doesn't get better.
Sound:
Very transparent pedal. I work in a guitar shop and compared it to everything I could get my hands on. Only two pedals gave me drive without changing my tone. This one and the $190 Maxon OD808. Guess which one I took home. Maxon sounded better, but not for that price.
Support:
Don't really know??? No problems yet.
Overall:
Very good pedal. Very good price. Very good value. If they're prices stay low like this I'll daisy chain dano pedals all the way across the stage.
Submitted: 02/03/2005
Style of Music: Blues, Classic Rock, and Christian originals
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