New Revision for 2021
- Tight switch moved to front of enclosure
- Improved component layout
- 1/4W resistor footprints
Controls
- Bass – Controls the bass frequencies
- Treble – Controls the treble frequencies
- Presence – Controls the upper mid-range frequencies
- Volume – Controls the output volume
- Mid – Controls the midrange frequencies
- Gain – Controls the amount of gain
- Tight (Toggle switch) – Controls the pre-gain low end frequencies
Specifications
- Designed for a 125B enclosure with top-mounted jacks
Documentation
| Weight | 0.475 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.4 × 2.35 × .5 in |
| PCB Thickness | 1.6mm |
7 reviews for Dirty Sanchez OD
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Harald Edelsbacher (verified owner) –
I dont know the original but this is awesome.
Tom (verified owner) –
Best dirt pedal.
Jeff (verified owner) –
Great PCB, a little tight on the resistor placement but fits without problems in a 125B enclosure.
Richard Couchman –
Great partner for the Thermionic distortion, The EQ is really good and can shape from crunch to full on dirt.
DollyClonesFX (verified owner) –
A very good clone of dirty shirley circuit, high quality PCB.
marios (verified owner) –
Really awesome pedal with loads of dirt if needed! Really nice PCB with nice placement although it’s a bit tights on the resistors as mentioned by other user as well.
mattdrago (verified owner) –
Honestly, pretty underwhelmed with this pedal. I used good quality parts, NE5532AP op-amps which have always been incredible for the price, good signal routing so minimize noise, the works. Definitely not my first rodeo. But I didn’t like the way it distorted, I couldn’t dial it in the way I wanted to so it always sounded overly compressed but still somehow not enough dirt either. I figured with 6 knobs and a toggle switch I could easily find several configurations that sounded great for different applications, but the tone controls didn’t give me as much range as I expected them to. I’ve never tried the Friedman Dirty Shirley, so maybe I just don’t like the original pedal that this is based on. I bought a bunch of different Distortion PCBs from here recently and out of all the ones I built, this was my least favorite.