Cool Cat Transparent Overdrive

Danelectro DD-1 Fab Tone Distortion from Dano original series. Made in china around 1997.

Distortion from original series.. Since all the others have certain vintage vibe to their tones, i had no expectations one way or another. On the other hand, i’ve had this unit for years now and it’s not that easy to write about it as this was my first encounter. There have been rumours about the design being a slight derivative of Boss MT-2 Metal Zone. Sure. Both are guitar effects. There is a floater schematic available. Huge image, and there are some similar parts in there. But i would not call this a Metal Zone. Nor even a derivative for that matter.

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DD-1 FabTone

Nobody does Reverse Delay like this! Invented by ­Danelectro® in 1999, this pedal has achieved cult status. Originals cost a small fortune. Why? Because of its warm violin-like, organ-like tone. It literally flips the phrase you just played and plays it ­backwards. There’s nothing like it! Party like it’s 1999. Because it is!

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Danelectro pedals often hold special places in players’ hearts, much of the time for their great sound at such musician-friendly prices. The Danelectro Cool Cat offers a vintage chorus that can even simulate a rotating speaker when its speed knob is pushed to the max. This pedal provides a lush, thick stereo chorus with only two easy-to-use controls.

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