The Colorsound Overdriver Pedal

[BackToTheBlues]

I have an original, it has the Drive, Treble and Bass knobs, but doesn't have the Level control on the side. It's pretty much a leave it on all the time effect as without the level control it's so LOUD! The sound really cuts through, on mine the drive pot is logarithmic, it's quite similar in drive most of the way round, then the last little bit it goes madly fuzzy. The rhythm guitarist in an old band of mine used to use it - he made a clip on the base and used to wear it on his belt!

[Merketta1]

the line6 distortion modeler is more extreme and has less dynamic (range) variations (dynamic range means intensity fluctuations)

therefore the distortion modeler sounds more compressed

the Colorsound Overdriver is more smooth, sweet and real but uncompressed - prefer it

the line6 distortion modeler is a mass product on e-bay

(you can buy the line6 to use all the pedal clones in one apparatus

if you don't have the money to buy all the originals)

the Colorsound Overdriver is harder to be found

[JacobSmithUK]

did Dave Gilmore use this for have a cigar send message as soon as possibly 

[Clintouminou17]

@JacobSmithUK He did used a Coloursound pedal but it was a "powerboost" which has an orange colour. This is the "Overdriver"

[kidificationable]

@JacobSmithUK He used a coloursound powerboost with an mxr phase 90

[JacobSmithUK]

@kidificationable thanks

[VeilerDark]

great like line6 - I have both!

[aektzis91]

@VeilerDark no, a line6 is absolutely nothing like this!! line6 is digital rubbish.

[StratmanSixtyNine]

So you can tell what position it's in? Ever heard of 1 o'clock, 10 o'clock etc positions? If you just have a plain round knob with no index, how the heck are you going to know where its at?

[Hereistone]

Why have a "Chicken Head" pointer knob when there are no numbers for the volume control? A round knob would be easier to turn with your foot.