Tuesday 29 July 2014

EHX OD Glove

Traced by our very own Miro (nice job buddy), and even though this is displaying an unusual lack of originality for EHX, I'm completely prepared to forgive Mike Matthews simply because it will upset Fulltone which is never a bad thing for me.

Info about this Voodoo Lab Overdrive derivative:
Rich, overtone laden sound that doesn’t get muddy. Responsive controls that take you from sparkling, clean boost through brown crunch and all the way to thick, saturated hi-gain. Advanced features like Tone Shift and selectable 9 or 18V internal voltage for surgical sound sculpting. The new OD Glove delivers overdrive and distortion with impact, and the modern player in mind.

 “The OD Glove is unlike any of the overdrives we offer and great!” - Mike Matthews






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31 comments:

  1. nocentelli29 July 2014 at 22:18

    I so want mike matthew's to put out a 5 pot gated oscillating EHX fuzzfurnace next

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    1. IvIark29 July 2014 at 22:23

      Hee hee

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    2. mirosol29 July 2014 at 22:38

      I'd buy that :)

      Just bought Hot Tubes nano, Screaming bird nano and OD Glove :) Just waiting to get Soul Food used.
      +m

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    3. Zach29 July 2014 at 23:00

      oh really miro? the soul food is the only one i've got out of the new batch of nano pedals. i'm trying to get the rest of them. :D

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    4. mirosol29 July 2014 at 23:11

      Those move with reasonable prices as used. There are a number of good boxes in that series. I really like the Hot Tubes. Built one and liked it so much that i had to buy one..
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    5. Zach30 July 2014 at 05:04

      glad to hear it. i may be a bit of an EHX fanboy, but there isn't much they make that i honestly don't like. mike matthews is god/legend in the industry, not to mention if you see pictures of him lately the man looks like moses.

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    6. Zach30 July 2014 at 05:08

      btw, D1 & D2, are those clipping diodes for when the voltage switch is engaged, or is it for voltage protection the the zener of D3. cause i thought the clipping comes from the mosfets.

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    7. mirosol30 July 2014 at 08:33

      No. D1-D2 are part of the charge pump. MOSFETs are for clipping.

      Wouldn't call myself a fan (although while i was writing this, the doorbell rang and the mail lady dropped the Screaming Bird in). I'm quite fond of many nano series boxes due to price and usability. XO-series have so many crap designs that i don't know where to begin (Stereo Clone Theory and Holy Stain with their lagging delayed tone, Stereo Electric Mistress and some others with nearly unusable control ranges). They are more like "shock effects" rather than good sounding guitar effects. I do get we some folks like them, but my main goal is to make my guitar sound better to my ears - not mangle it to something no one can, nor never will, listen.

      I run a blog about my factory pedal collection, if you hadn't checked it out yet:
      http://mirosol.kapsi.fi/collection/
      EHXs are still in "Other" page as i require a brand to have at least 26 units in this collection before they qualify for their own sub page. You can guess to which brand i am a fanboy :)
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    8. Zach30 July 2014 at 16:15

      oh miro, i know your blog well :) i agree about the XO series, they're not really my cut of tea, but i feel they serve a purpose for certain genre and peoples playing styles. but for me when you look at EHX's track record of pedals there's so much good stuff (bmp, small clone, small stone, memory man, bassballs, dr Q, etc.) i feel i can excuse the weird stuff i don't like. hell, i bought a bmp as my first effect and it got me hooked on fuzzes and pedals in general. hell, i remember the first tube pedal i ever saw in a store and played was the english muff'n, and i've lusted after it for years.

      i think we all have companies we are more partial for one reason or another no matter what. i think it makes things more interesting in the end. :D

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  2. Unknown29 July 2014 at 22:18

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    1. IvIark29 July 2014 at 22:21

      Yes or you could omit it if you're not too bothered, it's just to provide some over voltage protection for the charge pump. The ICL7660S is rated up to 12V and so that zener should still be safe (just).

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  3. Unknown30 July 2014 at 00:31

    But why fulltone would be upset that time?

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  4. Synsound30 July 2014 at 02:27

    You stinky wiener, I thought I had built all I could want. I was preparing to move into synth building but that demo sounded great. I will have to add these parts to my order. As always, great job!

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  5. Anonymous30 July 2014 at 03:44

    This looks interesting but I just finished building an OCD. I do like the 9 - 18 volt switch!

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  6. dexxyy3 August 2014 at 22:42

    Tag it, my new fave OD. The extra headroom on 18v is awesome. I`ve been teaching our foster kid guitar for 6 months ( getting there but a lazy when it comes to practising) he sometimes comments on my builds, "that sounds good" etc, Tonight he came into my workshop while I was playing this and declared "I WANT ONE OF THOSE". great job Miro, both the tracing and the layout, cheers dude.

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    1. mirosol3 August 2014 at 23:36

      Great to hear! Thanks man! I'll tag it right away.
      +m

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  7. Geezer3 August 2014 at 23:31

    Cool Dexxyy......maybe this will be the thing that gets him motivated!!!

    G

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  8. Unknown4 August 2014 at 02:14

    Which cap value needs to be decreased to yield more highs the 47n or the 100n?

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    1. mirosol4 August 2014 at 09:51

      47n affects the tone control and 100n the second opamp stage's frequency response.
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    2. Unknown4 August 2014 at 14:37

      Thanks.
      I'll socket the 47n and experiment.

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  9. Unknown25 September 2014 at 15:10

    Mmmmmm... Just been able to try my build at 'no kid, no wife' volume, and... OMG! This thing rocks! I am amazed at how it can go from fat, Black Sabbath style on 9V and with the tone shift off, without getting muddy, to harmonically richer, more focused on 18V and with the tone shift on.
    I have acquired an Egnater Tweaker amp head for the variety of tones it offers... I guess that head and the OD Glove is the absolute combo! ^^

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  10. Unknown26 April 2015 at 04:55

    Any thoughts on subbing a MAX1044 for the ICL7660S?

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  11. Unknown23 July 2015 at 14:04

    Hello,
    I am building one, but don't understand where gain 3 connects to....

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    1. Zach23 July 2015 at 16:59

      there's no mention of gain 3 being used at all, so you just leave it unconnected.

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    2. Unknown24 July 2015 at 08:48

      thanx!

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  12. Sandy16 September 2015 at 10:53

    Hi, was hoping someone could answer a couple of questions. 1) With the Tone Shift switch ON, my level drops about 3-4 db, and I don't hear a difference in mids in either position, and ideas on why? (I've rewired the leads in every combination, and no difference) and 2) how can I keep this in 18V mode all the time, can I just omit the switch? Thanks!

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    1. Sandy17 September 2015 at 20:49

      Anybody have any ideas on fixing my Tone Shift switch? Also, if I connect V Sw1 to V Sw3, will this give me 18V all the time? Any help would be appreciated!

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  13. Unknown16 December 2015 at 04:06

    I'm doing this project , but can not find Zener 10V, only 9.1V , I understand that is protective for ICL , I get in trouble if I put to 9.1V ?

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  14. Segoy8 June 2019 at 19:15

    Gain should be A1M (logarithmic pot) http://www.freestompboxes.org/download/file.php?id=23341&mode=view

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  15. Jason Roy6 December 2019 at 04:54

    Early gloves were offered in two styles, three-fingered and five-fingered. Three-fingered gloves were only worn by working class men and never by women. glove box

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