Halcyon Blue Overdrive - Getting Started Guide

[@bkk586]

I love vdo Guide

[@kaytrell]

200mA??? You must be joking? For a Blues Breaker??? Whatever proprietary circuitry you people are running, it can't be worth the money or the sound I get out of 5 to 20mA pedals of similar design:
BD-2W Blues Driver (Waza Craft) 18 mA,
BD-3 Blues Driver 13 mA,
(original) Blues Breaker 4 mA,
Blues Breaker Vintage Reissue 5 mA,
BB-2 Bluesbreaker II 8 mA,
Pantheon Overdrive, 19 mA,
and one of the best (clones) around:
CSP039 Duke Of Tone Overdrive, 6 mA
...and by listening to your pedal, there is just no justification to that enormous power draw - not even if danish Pete is playing it 😅

[@OriginEffectsUK]

Unfortionately, clever circuitry requires some quality clever parts. So 200mA allows the pedal to run at 18v internally and offers enough power to properly run all the circuitry required for the Adaptive Circuitry.

[@josearjona3728]

@@OriginEffectsUK Adaptive Circuitry is amazing, honestly, BUT 200 is a lot for an analog drive. Still a great product but I know certain people gonna be confused

[@sixslinger9951]

@@OriginEffectsUK does it come with a power supply?

[@OriginEffectsUK]

@@sixslinger9951 The pedal doesn't come with a power supply