Maxon - OOD-9 ( Organic Overdrive )
- briggs
- Tube Twister
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Anyone got information on these:
http://www.pedalspluseffectswarehouse.c ... s-ood9.htm
All I can find is that it is an updated version of the OD880....
Infact I'm interested in the whole of the Maxon range so if anyone has any other maxon schematics please can you stick a link down so I can check them out!
Cheers!
http://www.pedalspluseffectswarehouse.c ... s-ood9.htm
All I can find is that it is an updated version of the OD880....
Infact I'm interested in the whole of the Maxon range so if anyone has any other maxon schematics please can you stick a link down so I can check them out!
Cheers!
- analogguru
- Old Solderhand
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The name says everything: "Organ Overdrive"
- You are on the best way to it by drinking to much beer you will "overdrive" your liver
And while listening to the sound samples I got problems in my stomach:
Only one "Sauce(rful) Of Secrets"
analogguru
- You are on the best way to it by drinking to much beer you will "overdrive" your liver
And while listening to the sound samples I got problems in my stomach:
Only one "Sauce(rful) Of Secrets"
analogguru
There´s a sucker born every minute - and too many of them end up in the bootweak pedal biz.
I forgot to say that the OD-circuit is the old OD-880 and that it has +/-4,5V supply for the IC yielding in a bit more voltage swing.
IMHO there'a a charge pump inside doing the voltage splitting.
Good MC 741 are hard to get, hence that's the reason while they switched to 4558Ds.
JHS
IMHO there'a a charge pump inside doing the voltage splitting.
Good MC 741 are hard to get, hence that's the reason while they switched to 4558Ds.
JHS
- briggs
- Tube Twister
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- soulsonic
- Old Solderhand
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From the description: "True Bypass Switching with 4PDT mechanical switch. No tone changes when switching bypass/effect."
What? Where is that? Is it a microswitch hidden under the actuator like found on the current Behringer "Vintage" series pedals? Why 4 poles? I don't get it. When did they stop using the electronic switching?
What? Where is that? Is it a microswitch hidden under the actuator like found on the current Behringer "Vintage" series pedals? Why 4 poles? I don't get it. When did they stop using the electronic switching?
- gnognofasciani
- Solder Soldier
Maybe just to blow customers' mindssoulsonic wrote:From the description: "True Bypass Switching with 4PDT mechanical switch. No tone changes when switching bypass/effect."
- soulsonic
- Old Solderhand
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Okay, I looked it up on the Maxon website. Apparently, they actually do use a 4PDT microswitch under the actuator. They claim that they had to start using the 4 pole switch for those effects that have dual outputs and then they just started putting it in all of them to please those people who demand 3PDT bypass switching. Hmmm.... interesting.
It blew my mind. I'm still in rehab recovering from it...gnognofasciani wrote:Maybe just to blow customers' mindssoulsonic wrote:From the description: "True Bypass Switching with 4PDT mechanical switch. No tone changes when switching bypass/effect."
- analogguru
- Old Solderhand
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Maxon found taste on the booteek-spirit:
$ 195,-- for a new "invention" to the 9-series:
https://cgi.ebay.com/Maxon-OOD-9-Organi ... dZViewItem
Somebody knows what the new myth:
post-integration overdrive circuit
should be ? .....discrete would be "pre-integration"....maybe this has to do with "masters" and the integration of "slaves" ?
analogguru
$ 195,-- for a new "invention" to the 9-series:
https://cgi.ebay.com/Maxon-OOD-9-Organi ... dZViewItem
Somebody knows what the new myth:
post-integration overdrive circuit
should be ? .....discrete would be "pre-integration"....maybe this has to do with "masters" and the integration of "slaves" ?
analogguru
There´s a sucker born every minute - and too many of them end up in the bootweak pedal biz.
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- jrc4558
- Solder Soldier
Dear all,
Has anyone ever seen the guts of the MAXON OOD-9? Its function puzzles me, but not so much as to shell out $260 for a direct purchase.
Here's what's in the description I found online (at ebay, not Maxon):
"Overdrive sound from post-integration circuit smoothly changes according to input level, offering highly dynamic response to picking technique. Creates mild and warm overdrive like that of a tube amplifier. Industry-standard op-amp, JRC NJM4558D offers low-noise overdrive sound. Employs a passive type overdrive circuit which differs from OD808/OD9. OOD9 is most effective with tube amp, using like a booster."
What in the world is passive type overdrive? What's the battery for, LED?
Maxon website quotes OD880 circuit as main inspiration.
I'm thinking...
Has anyone ever seen the guts of the MAXON OOD-9? Its function puzzles me, but not so much as to shell out $260 for a direct purchase.
Here's what's in the description I found online (at ebay, not Maxon):
"Overdrive sound from post-integration circuit smoothly changes according to input level, offering highly dynamic response to picking technique. Creates mild and warm overdrive like that of a tube amplifier. Industry-standard op-amp, JRC NJM4558D offers low-noise overdrive sound. Employs a passive type overdrive circuit which differs from OD808/OD9. OOD9 is most effective with tube amp, using like a booster."
What in the world is passive type overdrive? What's the battery for, LED?
Maxon website quotes OD880 circuit as main inspiration.
I'm thinking...
- MoreCowbell
- Transistor Tuner
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The search function is our friend !
https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewtopic ... anic#p6888
https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewtopic ... nic#p13024
https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewtopic ... anic#p6888
https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewtopic ... nic#p13024
- MoreCowbell
- Transistor Tuner
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jrc4558 wrote:It is indeed, but no schematic. I thought of a charge pump too, that would explain higher current draw.
You didnt ask for a schematic...you asked if anyone had seen the guts, what a passive od was, and what was the battery for .
seriously though... i'm sure AG will merge the threads together, as this really should have been added to one of the existing threads.
- Professor SourTone
- Solder Soldier
The clips sound fizzy and muffled to me. Also most of those Maxon/Ibanez pedals are best used as a boost with the gain down (except for the Ibby OD9/OD850 which are fuzzes) so no change there.
http://www.pedalspluseffectswarehouse.c ... s-ood9.htm
http://www.pedalspluseffectswarehouse.c ... s-ood9.htm
- Greg
- Old Solderhand
You're right... those clips are horrible.Professor SourTone wrote:The clips sound fizzy and muffled to me. Also most of those Maxon/Ibanez pedals are best used as a boost with the gain down (except for the Ibby OD9/OD850 which are fuzzes) so no change there.
http://www.pedalspluseffectswarehouse.c ... s-ood9.htm
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- Dirk_Hendrik
- Old Solderhand