Coveted overdrive sounds in a fab little pedal.

Danelectro puts the D-2 FAB Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal in your hands without wiping out your financial portfolio. History was made in 1975 when a mom-and-pop store in California commissioned the production of just 200 of what is perhaps the best guitar overdrive effect ever. Unlike any other effects unit, that pedal authentically simulated the breakup that occurs when a tube amp is run at full volume. You will occasionally see an original in the stage rig of a major artist. IF you could find an original offered for sale, you should probably sit down before inquiring about the price . . . The Danelectro D-2 FAB Overdrive pedal features Level, Tone, and O.D. controls.

Danelectro D-2 FAB Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal Features:

• Realistic tube overdrive
• Responsive
• Versatile
• Level, Tone, and O.D. (Overdrive) knobs

Seriously saturated tube amp tone in a sweet Dano box. How can you go wrong? Order the D-2 today!

Danelectro D-2 FAB Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal

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fantastic overdrive for cheap

Posted by aicfan93 from texas on Sep 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal,alternative, and grunge

I bought this pedal to really see what it can do. By far it can do alot. I can get from a bluesy OD sound to a 80's high gain heavy metal sound.The only thing that makes me worry is that the pedal is made out of plastic, I honestly dont know how durable it is but the plastic seems to stand pretty well.If you are going to get this, its a good idea.You'll be happy with it.

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I don't get it

Posted by Scott from Omaha on Apr 3, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Songwriter/Guitarist

Reviewer's Play Style: A folksy rockabilly mix

Yes, it's cheap. Yes, it adds some overdrive vibe. Maybe I just don't get what overdrive is. The problem is that I'd need to use an outboard eq after the D-2 to keep it from drastically altering the tone. I like the fuzzy quality of an overdrive but I don't want to lose the high end sparkle that I lose when I use this. Any guitar amp that has an overdrive channel is going to do a better job of keeping your tone where you want it. But in a pinch this will do. To get an idea of what I mean compare this to just using a tube preamp and you can tell right away how much the D-2 changes the overall tone.

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Pretty Darn Good For A $20 Pedal

Posted by GuitarShredder0619 from Canada on Jan 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock Blues and Metal

This peddle for the money is AMAZING! I think it is vey underated, and it is somewhat loud and crunchy for an overdrive pedal. I actually used this pedal as a distortion pedal on a type of amp at one point, (don't go to crazy from this thinking that it is a good dstortion pedal). It sounds very bluesy on the right settings, but it has some buzzing which it never did when I bought it. Good pedal, havn't used it on stage, but I would say for the price, just go ahead and try it out for fun, if you don't like it, then get a really good overdrive pedal. I actually picked up a use Dan Electro FAB chorus pedal, and so, I think that this allplies for all Dan Electro FAB pedals. I would also like to point out that this pedal brings fast shredding out pretty well.

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Worth it and more

Posted by mynameismud from IN YOUR FACE, MN. on Jul 13, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: A couple years playin' guitar

Reviewer's Play Style: metal, rock, blues

This thing does what it is supposed to. Its got 3 knobs which gives you a lot of different sounds. It is made out of plastic on the top so the quality is a bit iffy. I bought mine with the adapter and I get absolutely no hum from it unless I stand too close to the amp. Most people have a problem with Dano pedals because of the hum, but those people are usually the ones who are too cheap to fork out the $ to get an adapter.

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Good on your Wallet

Posted by MrWhite from Pennsylvania on Mar 2, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, classics, ska

It's a great pedal for people who are tight on budget, and need something to get the job done. The good things are the price, it's durable, and it doesn't produce too much hiss or noise. It also has a high gain, but how is this useful when the sound gets distorted. I keep the level at about 3 or 4 tenths so it won't distort. The problem with this pedal is that it can really get broken up. If you really need a pedal that can exceed your needs with overdrive, this isn't for you. But if you just need a pedal to get the job done, this has to be the cheapest option out there. Mine came with a 12 month warranty, so you don't have to worry about defects.

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Danelectro D-2 FAB Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal

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