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In the Overdrive Effects Pedals category, TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Introducing the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive, a pedal that exudes authenticity and originality in a market saturated by digital enhancements. This pedal offers a fresh take on overdrive, primarily designed to push your tube amps just a bit further, giving you that much-needed "more".

What sets the MojoMojo apart is its unique blend of clarity and minimal compression, a characteristic not often found in overdrive pedals. This means your sound remains clear and dynamic, even when pushing your amp to its limits. With the MojoMojo, you'll get a sound that's reminiscent of a vintage tweed amp rather than a typical TS-type pedal.

This pedal is perfect for blues players and rockers alike who crave significant distortion but wish to avoid a monotonous, over-processed sound. With its additional bass control (alongside the standard treble/tone), it prevents the thinning effect commonly associated with green-colored overdrives. Another nice feature is its response to your guitar's volume control. Lower your volume, and the pedal clears up the sound, just like a high-quality amp would.

Key Features:

Overdrive effect pedal
Gain, Level, Bass, Treble controls
2 different voice settings
True bypass for preserving the tone in bypass mode
Power supply: 9 V DC power supply or battery (both not included)

Experience the MojoMojo Overdrive and bring back the tradition of good, old-fashioned analogue sounds in your music.

Owner's manual

TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive User Manual

Product specs

Pedal Type	Overdrive
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Batteries	1 x 9V
Height	1.97"
Width	2.83"
Depth	4.8"
Weight	0.66 lbs.

FAQs

What kind of power supply does the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive require?: The TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately. It can also be powered by a 9V battery.
Is the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive suitable for use with a bass guitar?: Yes, the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive can be used with a bass guitar, offering a rich and full overdrive tone that complements low frequencies well.
How does the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive differ from other overdrive pedals?: The MojoMojo Overdrive is known for its extra headroom and precise controls, along with a voicing switch that allows for enhanced tonal flexibility, making it stand out from other overdrive pedals.
What are the main tonal characteristics of the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive?: The TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive provides a warm, tube-like overdrive with a natural and dynamic response, making it suitable for blues, rock, and other genres requiring a classic overdriven tone.
Does the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive have true bypass?: Yes, the TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive features true bypass, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains uncolored when the pedal is not engaged.

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PROS

Excellent value for money, great overdrive for the price
Versatile use across guitar types and styles, from blues to classic rock
Works well with bright amps for a balanced sound
True bypass ensures unaltered signal when disengaged
Distinctive dark, rich overdrive tone not overly distorted
Separate bass and treble controls for precise tone shaping
Enhances both clean and already overdriven amp sounds
Stacks well with other pedals for layered effects
Solid construction, built like a tank
Ideal for both bass and guitar players

CONS

Can sound dark or muddy with certain settings or gear
Mid-range bite may be lacking for some users
Mini-toggle switch effect on bass response is subtle
May require significant EQ tweaking to find the right tone
Not ideal for those seeking extreme distortion

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive.

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The MojoMojo is likened to a Tube Screamer but without the mid bump, making it more transparent and respectful of the amp's tone.
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Unlike the OCD, which is hard clipping, the MojoMojo employs soft clipping, offering a less aggressive and more controllable overdrive.
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Owners have compared the MojoMojo's sound favorably to Sushi Box tube preamp pedals like the Space Heater, noting similar tonal warmth when tested side by side.
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Alternative recommendations for similar overdrive tones on bass include Fairfield Barbershop and SGFX Beta V, known for retaining low frequencies better.
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The Paul Gilbert version of the MojoMojo offers a higher gain setting, enhancing versatility compared to the original version, with some users preferring the new high-gain sounds.
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Users feel the MojoMojo is cheaper yet capable of substantial overdrive tones, depending on amp settings, compared to more expensive alternatives.
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Owners often place the MojoMojo with low gain at the end of the pedalboard to add grit, particularly before delay and tremolo effects.
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Despite being a guitar pedal, the MojoMojo is used by bass players seeking warm overdrive, but concerns about low-end retention are common.
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The MojoMojo with a Tube Screamer in front can achieve impressive lead tones, especially for percussive riffs, as part of a pedal platform setup.
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Many find the MojoMojo pairs exceptionally well with a Fuzz Face, preserving the amp tone while adding subtle overdrive.
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Some bass players find the MojoMojo cuts low frequencies too much, while others report no bass loss; results seem to vary by setup and individual preference.
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Owners using a bright amp find the MojoMojo suits single-coil pickups well, offering nearly clean tones with effective boosting capability.
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Features and functionality

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The Bass control can be adjusted to mitigate perceived low-end loss when using the MojoMojo with bass guitars.
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The MojoMojo is perceived as slightly dark, benefiting from bass adjustment, particularly when matched with single-coil pickups like those on a Stratocaster.
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4.5 out of 5

Based on 25 Reviews and 138 Ratings

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robin_buckingham

325

almost 9 years ago

Wonderful Overdrive

I have a LOT of drive pedals, most of them. Pedals are a guilt pleasure of mine. I only use a few, but I have most of them. Most of the time I will use a Kemper. But I still want an overdrive pedal. This is really all I need for any type of pop & rock I can thing of. Where this pedal ends... the TC distortion picks up right where this leaves off. So between 2 pedals, $100 for 90% of the tones a job will require? It is a no-brainer.

crockett

143

over 6 years ago

Great pedal as a preamp

This is fantastic in front of clean or slightly broken up amp. Stacks best when last in the OD chain(just like a pre-amp)!

matt_werner

161

over 10 years ago

Great full-on distortion/fuzz for bass guitar

If you're looking for an overdrive for bass guitar it's fine. But for me it works best as a big, disgusting (in a good way) distortion that doesn't lose bottom end thanks to the 2-band EQ and the voice switch that keeps more bass frequencies. It would be even better with a blend knob to mix in the dry signal for that purpose, but I get that it's marketed and made for guitar, and blend controls aren't always a concern for that market.

brycewandell

almost 9 years ago

Great

I love this pedal because it is really easy to get a boost without overdrive, which is usually how I use it, but if you need some OD, you really have as much as you need with this thing. I love the creamy tone I can get with the level dimed, and the overdrive on almost zero.

ethan_lawson

389

almost 6 years ago

Not the Best

I'm usually somewhat forgiving with pedals, and have not played that many that are truly awful, but this one is just bad (at least with my setup). It's incredibly muddy and just bland. Used through the clean channel of my Fender Supersonic 22, and also as a boost on the gain channel, but neither sounded good at all.

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Guitarist Bassist Drummer

Genres:

Electronic Rock Metal

lervz

261

over 7 years ago

Nice Overdrive

Got this pedal at a very cheap price. I love the eq on this pedal. Great for thickening the notes on higher strings and adding a little grit on your clean tone.

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Rock Alternative rock Pop rock