Overdrive Pedal Name?

[404UsernameNotFound]

Hi, I'll building an OCD V2 clone soon, and I'm wondering what name to give it. I'd massively appreciate any input!
Thanks.

[LightSoundGeometry]

The Face Melter

[Bill Mountain]

Dunder Chief

[Groovenut]

One Czar Drive 5II

[LightSoundGeometry]

name it Lights, Sounds, Overdrive!

[404UsernameNotFound]

Loving the names so far! Keep them coming!

[Transmogrifox]

On the theme of OCD related mental disorders I'll pitch some ideas into the hat:
ADHD
Social Anxiety Disorder (but you probably wouldn't want to use the acronym)
Manic Comorbidity
OCPD (related to OCD and maybe captures the "V2" part of the OCD)
RDF (Reality Distortion Field -- condition coined for Steve Jobs)

Or one of the treatments for an anxiety disorder:
Hypnotherapy

Anyway, maybe that will inspire something if you want to stay on the theme of mental disorders.

[Luke51411]

Oscar Charlie Delta

[LightSoundGeometry]

On the theme of OCD related mental disorders I'll pitch some ideas into the hat:
ADHD
Social Anxiety Disorder (but you probably wouldn't want to use the acronym)
Manic Comorbidity
OCPD (related to OCD and maybe captures the "V2" part of the OCD)
RDF (Reality Distortion Field -- condition coined for Steve Jobs)

Or one of the treatments for an anxiety disorder:
Hypnotherapy

Anyway, maybe that will inspire something if you want to stay on the them of mental disorders.

whats the frequency kenneth? 

[404UsernameNotFound]

I really like Reality Distortion Field!

[nick d]

       Paranoia Part 2     

[Mark Hammer]

White Bear

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is marked by what psychologists refer to as "intrusive thoughts", making it a sibling, or at least cousin, of post-traumatic stress disorder, which is also marked by intrusive thoughts.  In the case of PTSD, the thoughts provoke feelings of intense anxiety.  In OCD, the intrusive thoughts lead to compulsive behaviours, that, through force of habit, seem to momentarily alleviate the anxiety for the victim.

The late Daniel Wegner (a Canadian, but a prof at Harvard when he died) did some of the first scientific study of the mechanics of intrusive thoughts.  In a now classic study, he asked resarch participants NOT to "think of a white bear".  And of course, with that instruction, it seemed to be all they could think about.  The more they forced themselves to try to not to think about it, the more they thought about it.  http://www.apa.org/monitor/2011/10/unwanted-thoughts.aspx

So, if you want an overdrive pedal to capture your attention and hold it, it's gotta be a White Bear.

[Ben Lyman]

Cool reads dudes. Made me think of "Pavlov's Dog" for a name

[bluebunny]

Wow Mark!  I think that between you, R.G. and PRR we have all of human knowledge just about covered...   

My contribution: "CDO".  That's "OCD" but with the letters all in the right order!!

[FuzzFanatic71]

Howard Hughes Overdrive.

[antonis]

My contribution: "CDO".  That's "OCD" but with the letters all in the right order!!

It seems to me something like pinout compatibility..

[deadastronaut]

REVIRDREVO

RIVER DOVE


i,ll get my coat..

[amptramp]

A few names from the tortured mind:

Plinking Outside the Box

Non-Linear Transfer Machine

Harmonic Intensifier

Laycock - De Normanville  (If you ever owned a British car, it was the standard overdrive attached to the transmission)

Transmogrifier

Dissociative Harmonic Disorder

Looney Tuner

Extraordinary Rendition

[armdnrdy]

Name it BOB.

Box of balls. 

[duck_arse]

in-trood der out door.

or steering-wheel-in-my-pants (driving me nuts).


might be abit of a stretch, that last one. any more coats?