
droptrd
Active member
I know this topic has come up may times before, but heres another one.....
I recieved my Timmy pedal to after ordering it this past July.
Before I get into this I want to add that Paul Cochrane is one of the most honest and nicest guys ive met in this industry.
Ive had a Danelectro Cool Cat Transparent Overdrive V1 for over a year now.
The differences between the 2 are micro minimal. The timmy is a touch more dimesional, dynamic, and clear sounding. Just a touch. I was able to get the Dano to sound almost identicle and with the same feel. I highly doubt the slight differences would be noticable to an audience, or on a youtube vid and especially not with a full band. The timmy has a toggle to select the boost type (i guess) - the Dano does not have this.
All in all the Timmy has the slight edge in tone "quality" making it the better sounding pedal. Probably due to higher build quality and higher quality components. But for me, the price difference puts the Dano on top at $40. I hate to say it, but for me, the subtle differences are not worth the 9 month wait and the extra $90. I respect the craftsmanship, quality and originality (you know what I mean) of this pedal and its designer and I am happy to have it in my collection. Though im not sure if ill keep it around.
So long story short, and again I hate to admitt it. For me - the Danelectro Transparent Overdrive wins the gold.
I recieved my Timmy pedal to after ordering it this past July.
Before I get into this I want to add that Paul Cochrane is one of the most honest and nicest guys ive met in this industry.
Ive had a Danelectro Cool Cat Transparent Overdrive V1 for over a year now.
The differences between the 2 are micro minimal. The timmy is a touch more dimesional, dynamic, and clear sounding. Just a touch. I was able to get the Dano to sound almost identicle and with the same feel. I highly doubt the slight differences would be noticable to an audience, or on a youtube vid and especially not with a full band. The timmy has a toggle to select the boost type (i guess) - the Dano does not have this.
All in all the Timmy has the slight edge in tone "quality" making it the better sounding pedal. Probably due to higher build quality and higher quality components. But for me, the price difference puts the Dano on top at $40. I hate to say it, but for me, the subtle differences are not worth the 9 month wait and the extra $90. I respect the craftsmanship, quality and originality (you know what I mean) of this pedal and its designer and I am happy to have it in my collection. Though im not sure if ill keep it around.
So long story short, and again I hate to admitt it. For me - the Danelectro Transparent Overdrive wins the gold.