Why EVERYONE LOVES IT! - 4 Ways to make it sound AWESOME!!! | BOSS SD1 Super OverDrive Pedal 

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I love how it colours clean channel. Some people don't, but SD-1 has a sound on its own. And ones you turn it on, you just get all those classics into your head in an instand. It's 80's sound.

I have the Sd1 on my board just can’t go wrong with it another there’s a lot of boutique builders out there, but you just can’t go wrong with this

As someone who is new to tube amps, I bought a DSL 40CR a few months ago, and this pedal in front and an EQ in the loop... It woke this amp up! The biggest sound this pedal gets is in the crunch channel that is supposed to emulate the JCM800. I push the channel volume hard (3 o'clock) and use the master volume pots as an attenuator to keep it at a reasonable bedroom level volume. I assume the pre amp is getting pushed pretty hard already and this pedal seems to punch it into the next level. It goes from AC/DC, or a decent Led Zeppelin sound, without the pedal and then goes into a No More Tears sound with the pedal. That's a pretty strong boost! I've always been a fan on Zakk's sound on that record and keep that sound as my base sound. My LP is a little bit dark sounding with the 490/498 (but that 498 really seems to like that high gain) setup, so I dime the level and tone and just push the drive to maybe 9 o'clock for that sweet spot. I only put the amp gain at about 1 o'clock as well as it starts to turn to mud after that point. I tried the 6/6/6 setup on the pedal and it's ok, but the 10/10/2 works better for me. Every amp and guitar is going to be different. The SD1 works pretty well in the OD1 channel as well, making it sound as if I am using a properly dialed in Metal Zone without all of the negative stereotype attributes. I put the MZ in the loop and the OD1/SD1 setup is pretty close to that sound making that the pedal no longer needed, allowing for an opening on the board for something else. The OD2 doesn't need this pedal as there is honestly way more gain than needed built in. I actually just use a compressor pedal on it to help re-shape the EQ that can get lost and can get a somewhat Rectifier sound. Somewhat. It's not bad either in the clean channel as a distortion pedal. Not great, but not bad. I am honestly considering buying a second DSL40 for a stereo rig. As far as the SD1, it's easily the best $40 I ever spent on a pedal. I also have a Noise Suppressor in the 4 cable method that quiets the front and the loop. It really helps you hear exactly what this pedal is doing for your sound. Thanks again for your help with that pedal. It was on mute and I didn't notice it... haha

I love my sd-1. It's on my pedalboard, volume on max, tone on about bit more than half, overdrive just a bit. It's the second pedal after my tuner, than into an sub-octaver and a distortion...sometimes I'm changing the distortion pedal, but never my ds-1. It's just perfect for low tuned guitars and baritone.