Electro-Harmonix OD Glove - Brown


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The Electro-Harmonix OD Glove is a MOSFET-based overdrive/distortion pedal designed for guitarists seeking organic, amplifier-like tones. It's ideal for players who want a wide range of overdrive sounds, from clean boosts to high-gain distortion, with the flexibility to shape their tone. A slight caveat is that dialing in the perfect tone may take some experimentation due to the versatile controls.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Electro-Harmonix OD Glove |
| Brand | Electro-Harmonix |
The OD Glove uses a standard 9-volt battery, which is included.
Yes, you can use an optional 9.6DC-200 power supply (sold separately).
The TONE SHIFT switch controls mid-frequency emphasis. 'OFF' provides a flatter EQ, while 'ON' emphasizes mids and high-mids, slightly increasing volume.
Operation at 18V results in a less compressed, more open tone, while 9V provides a tighter sound.
Yes, the OD Glove features true bypass.
The GAIN knob controls the amount of input gain and overdrive, ranging from sweet cleans to full-power distortion.
The TONE knob filters out high frequencies, allowing for smoother tones or reducing harshness.
Please refer to the manufacturer's warranty information for specific details.
Check the input and output cable connections. Ensure the pedal is receiving power (battery or power supply). Make sure the footswitch is fully engaged.
Check the battery or power supply. A low battery can cause this issue. Try switching the internal voltage to 18V if the sound is still thin at 9V.
Experiment with the gain, tone, and volume knobs. Try different settings of the tone shift switch and the internal voltage selection.