Nobels ODR-1
The Nobels ODR-1 is an analog overdrive pedal featuring a Spectrum control for bass shaping. It runs on standard 9V power and maintains a compact footprint.
- 9V DC · center −
- 11 mA
- Analog
- Mono
- New
- from $119
- Used (asking)
- from $79
The rundown
Highlights
- Bass-shaping Spectrum control for tone adjustment
- Compact size at 73.4 x 129 mm
- Uses standard 9V DC power (11 mA)
- Battery-compatible design
- Analog circuitry
Best for
Players seeking an overdrive with bass-shaping capabilities in a pedalboard-friendly format.
Quick facts
- Power
- 9V DC
- Current draw
- 11 mA
- Polarity
- Center negative
- Dimensions
- 73.4 × 129 mm
- Stereo
- No
- MIDI
- No
- Status
- In production
Where to buy Nobels ODR-1
$119 lowest new price · Reverb
Used listings asking $79–$1,057, median $622.60 (6 listings). Asking prices, not sold prices.
| Seller | Condition | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverb | Used | $79 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
| Reverb | New | $119 | View |
Prices last checked 22 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.
Frequently asked questions
What power supply does the ODR-1 require?
The Nobels ODR-1 runs on a 9V DC supply with center-negative polarity and draws 11 mA.
How large is the ODR-1?
The Nobels ODR-1 measures 73.4 x 129 mm.
Is the ODR-1 battery-compatible?
Yes, the Nobels ODR-1 is battery-compatible.
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