My COD for your ... ????

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I have a COD dual module, sounds great but not what I'm looking for ... looking to trade for something different ... maybe an SL? E-RECT?

Here's what I already have:

T/D SL2 EG5 VX BMAN

Let me know ... straight up trade for any Egnater module. Or I'd sell it outright for $325.

TIA
 
Man, the COD is such a great module. If I didn't already have one, I'd be all over it.
 
I just bought a COD from Russ. Cant wait for it! That is THE MODULE for single coils!
 
May part with my SL........gotta go now, hit me up with a pm if you are interested.
 
Is it really killer?? I've heard several guys say they don't get along with the COD. I've just got to try one though!
 
Buckeyedog":112rtt18 said:
Is it really killer?? I've heard several guys say they don't get along with the COD. I've just got to try one though!
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It has Mojo :rock:
 
Buckeyedog":35mk30u7 said:
Is it really killer?? I've heard several guys say they don't get along with the COD. I've just got to try one though!
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YES, absolutely killer. IMO, you have to dial it in to each guitar. Other modules just sound good no matter where you set them, but the COD is a bit more particular. But once you're there, it's a great tone.
 
mbrown3":4hxcbpp6 said:
Buckeyedog":4hxcbpp6 said:
Is it really killer?? I've heard several guys say they don't get along with the COD. I've just got to try one though!
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YES, absolutely killer. IMO, you have to dial it in to each guitar. Other modules just sound good no matter where you set them, but the COD is a bit more particular. But once you're there, it's a great tone.
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100% agreed. Its very particular about the guitar. I dont love it as a rock module or with humbucks, but with single coils for a hot blues thing it is to die for. Ive got Jasons right now while Im waiting for the one from Russ to arrive and it has totally inspired my playing in a new way. The dynamics and richness of tone with single coils is beyond words. I didnt love it when I tried it before but I was playing it all wrong. When you play to its strengths, it is unreal. More than any other module, when its in my MOD 50, it feels and sounds like a completely different amp and I just love it.
 
EWSEthan":32fn7lz7 said:
100% agreed. Its very particular about the guitar. I dont love it as a rock module or with humbucks, but with single coils for a hot blues thing it is to die for. Ive got Jasons right now while Im waiting for the one from Russ to arrive and it has totally inspired my playing in a new way. The dynamics and richness of tone with single coils is beyond words. I didnt love it when I tried it before but I was playing it all wrong. When you play to its strengths, it is unreal. More than any other module, when its in my MOD 50, it feels and sounds like a completely different amp and I just love it.
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Actually, I really like it with humbuckers too, but not set at all the same as with my single coil equipped guitars. It has to be tweaked to each guitar. In fact, it's not just humbucker or single coil specific, it needs to be set up for each guitar. If I'm using my Melancon Pro Artist (3 Fralin Vintage Hot single coils), it gets tweaked one way; Anderson Atom (2 M1 mini humbuckers and 1 H2 humbucker in the bridge), a different way; Mcinturff Taurus (2 Zodiac humbuckers), a different way; Myka Classic (2 Fralin PAFs), a different way. I like them all, but it does need to be tweaked for each guitar individually...it plays to each guitar's voice.

I also find that, where other modules can do a lot of things real well, the COD is more narrow-minded. It's not really a one-trick-pony, per se, but it's certainly not like some of the other modules where a few tone knob twists and you get a totally different, but also great, flavor. With the COD, if it's not dialed in right on the tone knobs, it can sound pretty crappy. But when it is dialed in, it's just there. In other words, what it does, it does really well. And there's still some range of tones there, because I can still use my guitar's volume and tone knobs and use the bright and bass switches to get some great tonal variations once the actual tone knobs are dialed in...that's why I say it's not that it's just a one trick pony, because it does still have some room to play with. But it's not as broad as some of the other modules. It does the "smoky blues" thing unbelievably well.
 
Good to know. I havent spent enough time dialing it in with humbucks maybe.

mbrown3, can you share some settings for humbucks that work for you?

Maybe Ive been too wrapped up in getting lost in playing with single coils to take the time to work with humbucks... I just absolutely love the feel and tone with my Strat to change it up.
 
The dynamics and richness of tone with single coils is beyond words. I didnt love it when I tried it before but I was playing it all wrong. When you play to its strengths, it is unreal. More than any other module, when its in my MOD 50, it feels and sounds like a completely different amp and I just love it.

That was well said,Matt.You do have to dial the Cod in to a guitar but damn it.s sweet when you do,singles or hums.I might have to get some coils tapped and see what I can do..It stands alone
 
EWSEthan":fii06elm said:
mbrown3, can you share some settings for humbucks that work for you?
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Not right now...the boys in Berkley still have it for the attempted mod. :no:

I don't have any settings written down or anything. As soon as I get it back (hopefully soon!) and get it up and running again, I'll be glad to post some settings back, but again I find it specific to each guitar...even between my two humbucker guitars and the Atom (which is mini humbuckers plus a regular humbucker) the settings are all different. So what works for my settings for each of the different guitars may not work on any of yours.
 
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