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07-20-2018, 02:02 PM
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NPD Joyo Vintage Overdrive review
Just bought the Joyo Vintage Overdrive pedal and I must say I am very impressed. This TS9 clone is only 30$ and sounds almost identical to the real thing. From what I can tell the TS9 is no better than the Joyo, only different. The Joyo is a little darker but smoother than the TS9. The TS9 seems a little more transparent as a boost pedal but not significantly. The Joyo does get a little muddy at high gain settings but is still fine for leads. Here is a video I made using the Joyo. Gain is about 10 o'clock and voice is at 12. I am going into my Egnater KT88 with a Hall of Fame in the effects loop. Hope you enjoy!
Cheers, Jasper 
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07-22-2018, 03:20 PM
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I'm not playing much electric guitar these days, but I had both an Ibanez TS9 and a Maxon OD808 fail on me. The TS9 was taken back by Guitar Center. The Maxon was a bit older and the US distributer was not helpful.
So right now I've got a the same Joyo pedal. Is sounds and works fine and at $30 I'll just toss it if it breaks.
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07-25-2018, 09:31 AM
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