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Overdrive pedals typically use a two-step process. First, hi-fidelity amplifiers called op-amps are used to boost to your signal. The type of diode used can have a dramatic effect on the pedal’s tone-LED-which has a wide open, transparent sound-and silicon-which is more biting with a bit of compression-are the most common. The MXR® Double-Double™ Overdrive is the perfect example of an overdrive circuit-and it’s got Lo and Hi Gain modes for extra versatility.

Overdrive vs Distortion vs Fuzz! To understand the difference though, we need to look at each type of effect just in a little bit more detail. If you want the short version, just skip to the bottom of the blog - but hey, maybe stick around? You might learn something, and let's face it you never stop learning when it comes to music! Let’s take a more in depth look at each type of effect so we can figure out what the difference is between overdrive, distortion and fuzz. Distortion adds a consistent crunch or grit to what you’re playing. Whereas an overdrive takes your original tone and pushes it harder, a distortion pedal changes the sound completely and saturates the signal. You get the same amount of distortion no matter how hard or soft you play. Fuzz is a more aggressive style of compressed distortion.

Overdrive'-voiced distortion: This is distortion that is voiced to sound like 'soft' clipping (overdrive). However it is still essentially the same as regular distortion; the tone is just slightly different. Often when you get an 'overdrive' pedal, the 'gain' control adds in this form of 'overdrive distortion'; artificial distortion that has been made to sound similar to natural overdrive. You hear this type of distortion in most 80's rock music and some older heavy metal, as well as some modern alternative rock music.