--- product_id: 206969587 title: "Overdrive & Distortion 8 in 1" brand: "joyo" price: "$178.10" currency: USD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Joyo" url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/206969587-overdrive-and-distortion-8-in-1 store_origin: EC region: Ecuador --- # True bypass for zero tone loss 8 classic analog OD/Dist modes Rugged aluminum chassis, road-ready Overdrive & Distortion 8 in 1 **Brand:** joyo **Price:** $178.10 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎸 Elevate your tone game—8 pedals in one sleek powerhouse! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Overdrive & Distortion 8 in 1 by joyo - **How much does it cost?** $178.10 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/206969587-overdrive-and-distortion-8-in-1) ## Best For - joyo enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted joyo brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile for Gig & Studio:** From clean boosts to saturated distortion, perfect as your main drive or stacked flavor enhancer. - • **8 Legendary Analog Circuits in One:** Instantly switch between 8 iconic overdrive and distortion tones—from subtle blues to high-gain riot. - • **True Bypass, Zero Tone Degradation:** Preserve your guitar’s pure sound when the pedal is off—no signal loss, no coloration. - • **Pure Analog Touch-Sensitive Response:** 3 intuitive knobs (Volume, Tone, Gain) deliver organic dynamics that react naturally to your playing style. - • **Road-Ready Durability with Ambient LED:** Rugged aluminum build with customizable LED modes keeps you stage-ready and visually in control. ## Overview The JOYO Baatsin R-11 is an 8-in-1 analog overdrive and distortion pedal featuring 8 classic, true-bypass analog circuits. Designed for professional versatility, it offers dynamic, touch-sensitive control via three knobs and a mode selector, housed in a durable aluminum chassis with ambient LED lighting. Ideal for gigging and studio use, it delivers a full spectrum of tones from clean boosts to high-gain distortion, ensuring zero signal loss and maximum tonal integrity. ## Description desertcart.com: JOYO 8-in-1 Analog Overdrive & Distortion Guitar Pedal, 8 Classic OD/Distortion Modes (T.OD/SWEETY/CRUNCHY/RIOTER & More) with True Bypass (Baatsin R-11) : Everything Else Review: Baatsin - Like a "Joyo's Greatest Hits" pedal - In the mid-2010's, I purchased a bunch of cheap Joyo drive pedals - sort of a gateway drug into later buying more expensive and higher-quality gear. I sold most of them later on, but the Baatsin is a uniquely high-value opportunity to get 8 of those circuits in a single pedal for around $50. And it sounds really good...for the most part. To me, the Joyo "clones" were never really that close to the original source material, other than maybe the Tubescreamer. What I appreciated about the Joyo pedals is that a lot of them did EXTREME things that the name-brand version would do. So it's best to think of the Baatsin as a collection of 8 different soft- and hard-clipping drive circuits that are actually quite different from one another and cover a ton of sonic territory. For reference, I'll give a very brief impression of the different mods (from actual use, not comparison to what they claim to be "cloning"): T. OD - If it's a "Timmy", the EQ is kind of broken. It's a very warm, rounded, soft-clipping low/medium gain overdrive with good output, but it's tough to open up the high end. SWEETY - I believe this was the Joyo Sweet Baby. Much brighter, and not very compressed. More gain/saturation on tap than I remembered. B. BOOST - A lot of people assumed this was an Xotic BB Preamp clone, but it's actually a very thick clean boost. Excellent with single coils. T.808 - A Tubescreamer circuit, similar to the Vintage Overdrive. Smooth upper end with a mid-range focus, used best to boost your signal while adding a little bit of gain/sustain. OVERDRIVE - I believe this was supposed to be a BOSS OD-1 or SD-1. I'm not fan of this one, as it has low output and absolutely no low end, but I could see it being okay with a darker setup. CRUNCHY - Based off a MI Audio Crunch Box, but tons of output. It's like British/Marshall type of distortion with medium gain and it cuts through nicely. RIOTER - Based off the Suhr Riot (I had the U.S. Dream briefly, but hated the enclosure of that run of Joyo pedals). Compared to the CRUNCHY setting, it has more gain and low-end presence. O.C. DRIVE - Joyo basically comes out and says this is the Ultimate Drive, which was their Fulltone OCD clone that sort of put Joyo on the map a decade ago. It does sound bad, but it has so much low end you can't dial out that its tough to use effectively. But it makes cheap/weak amps sound big, which I think was a lot of the original appeal. In terms of the pedal itself, it looks huge in pictures, but it's actually only slightly bigger than a BOSS compact pedal oriented sideways. The knobs actually had firm resistance to them, though some of the text on the selector knob did not line up exactly with the settings. The foot switch is the hard click kind - it's just okay, but probably isn't made to last 20 years. In addition to the indicator light, there is a dim LED orange glow around the frame of the pedal. It's kind of cool, but also largely pointless. There's a switch on the back to link that to the bypass switch or have it on all the time, I think. Even though it's a cheap, there's a ton of value here, and it's worth a look - especially if it goes on sale. I might even throw the Baatsin on my board for a bit, just because it can cover so many different tasks, and I only have room for one drive pedal. Review: 8 Overdrive in One Box - Awesome tones and Value - 8 overdrives all in one pedal for $60 an exceptional value. 1. Tim O - more versatile than most Timmys. Gain goes from mild color OD to low distortion. Sweety - excellent range from low to mid OD and touch sensitive. I own the sweet baby OD and I think this one has a wider range. B. Boost - as the name implies a very transparent clean boost, fills out a clean sound nicely, or use for a lead solo. T808 - I'm not a tube screamer fan so this one did not appeal to me on its own, sounded good when used with the Joyo British, and AC Tone which I own. Overdrive1 -low headroom and have to max the gain to get the sound I liked. Like the T808 best used in conjunction with a dirty amp setting or other OD pedals. Crunchy - my favorite, awesome crunch with clarity, think 80s rock. Love this setting. Rioter - high gain thicker tone that sounds great at lower gain knob setting and higher volume. OC Drive - This one I thought I would not like based on some videos I viewed, but I love it. Its very versatile from a mild high gain all the way to fuzzy. Most of these OD will need your personal adjustment between the volume and gain knobs to get your sweet spot. The tone knob doesn't have a dramatic effect on most settings except the Riot and OC Drive. Did I mention the cool pedal case lights that can be adjusted to turn on/off ? I own 6 Joyo pedals and all have great construction/quality. In my case, I will use 6 of the 8 sounds regularly. For $60 that's $10 a piece, a steal. If you like ODs and want to keep it all in one box...give the Baatsin a try. I think you will find some great tones without spending a fortune. ## Features - 8 CLASSIC OVERDRIVE & DISTORTION MODES IN ONE PEDAL: The Baatsin packs 8 legendary analog circuits into a single box: T.OD (transparent, dynamic low-gain), SWEETY (bright, touch-sensitive boost), B.BOOST (thick clean boost), T808 (mid-focused classic overdrive), OVERDRIVE (tight, articulate crunch), CRUNCHY (British-voiced medium gain), RIOTER (high-gain distortion with extended low-end), and O.C.DRIVE (thick, saturated drive with massive presence). From subtle blues breakup to full-on distortion, one click of the OD MOD selector instantly transforms your tone. - PURE ANALOG CIRCUIT — 3-KNOB CONTROL: The all-analog signal path delivers organic, touch-sensitive response that reacts naturally to your picking dynamics and guitar volume knob adjustments. Three intuitive controls—Volume, Tone, and Gain—make dialing in your sound fast and intuitive. The OD MOD selector clicks through all 8 modes for instant access to a full palette of drive tones. No digital menus, no option paralysis—just great analog tone. - DESIGNED FOR GIG & STUDIO VERSATILITY: From country twang to bluesy breakup, classic rock crunch to modern high-gain, the Baatsin covers the full spectrum of overdrive and distortion tones. Use it as your primary drive pedal, a secondary flavor for specific songs, or an always-on tone enhancer. Works equally well into a clean amp, driving an already-dirty channel, or stacked with other pedals. Players describe it as "the last overdrive pedal you'll ever need." - TRUE BYPASS & ROAD-READY R SERIES DESIGN: True bypass switching preserves your guitar's natural tone when the pedal is disengaged—zero tone coloration and zero signal degradation. Encased in a rugged aluminum alloy chassis (125×78.5×48mm, 290g), the Baatsin features the iconic R Series ambient LED lighting with 3 modes (Sync, Always On, or Off) via a recessed switch. The smooth, responsive knobs maintain your settings even under aggressive use. - JOYO QUALITY & AFTER-SALES CONFIDENCE: Backed by JOYO's decade-plus reputation for crafting innovative, budget-friendly gear. Important: Powered by 9V DC adapter only (center negative, not included). Rated current: 30mA. No battery compartment. For the cleanest sound, use a regulated, isolated 9V power supply. Note: As with most multi-circuit pedals, volume levels may vary between modes—this is normal and easily adjusted with the Volume knob. Should any issues arise, our dedicated support team is ready to assist through your desertcart order page. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B085PNXDV2 | | Amperage | 30 microamps | | Audio Output Effects | Distortion, Overdrive | | Best Sellers Rank | #2,441 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #16 in Guitar Distortion & Overdrive Effects | | Brand | JOYO | | Brand Name | JOYO | | Color | Green-Gold | | Connector Type | 1/4-Inch Right Angle, 1/4-Inch Right Angle to Straight, 1/4-Inch Straight | | Controls Type | Knob | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 254 Reviews | | Hardware Interface | 1/4-inch Audio | | Included Components | Guitar Effect Pedal (Not included power supply), User Manual | | Item Dimensions | 4.92 x 1.89 x 3.09 inches | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 4.93"L x 3.07"W x 1.89"H | | Item Type Name | Electric Guitar Electronics | | Item Weight | 290 g | | Manufacturer | ShenZhen JOYO Technology | | Manufacturer Part Number | 031-00R11-0010 | | Model Name | JOYO Baatsin | | Model Number | Manufacturer-JOYO-R11-0010 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Product Dimensions | 4.93"L x 3.07"W x 1.89"H | | Set Name | Overdrive, Distortion | | Signal Format | Analog | | Style | Classic | | Voltage | 9 volts_of_direct_current | | Warranty Description | 1-year manufacturer warranty we stand behind the quality of our product. This warranty covers any manufacturing defects in materials or workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. If you encounter any issue, please contact us directly. We will provide a replacement, repair, or refund after we receive and verify the returned item. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** JOYO - **Color:** Green-Gold - **Item Weight:** 290 g - **Product Dimensions:** 4.93"L x 3.07"W x 1.89"H - **Style:** Analog,Multi Effects ## Images ![Overdrive & Distortion 8 in 1 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61RnBtbv5rL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size, Set** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: I hear unwanted hum or buzz. What can I do?** A: In most cases, this is power-related. Try: 1) An isolated power supply 2) A different power outlet 3) Testing with one pedal only. Quality shielded cables also reduce noise. If issues persist, send us a message through the Amazon order page. **Q: Does the R-11 include a power adapter?** A: No, the power adapter is not included. The R-11 requires a 9V DC center-negative adapter. It does not have a battery compartment. An isolated power supply is recommended for cleanest performance. **Q: Why does the output volume change when switching between modes?** A: The R-11 uses 8 distinct pure analog circuits with varying gain structures rather than digital leveling. Output variations between modes are normal and can be quickly balanced using the Volume knob. **Q: What are the differences among the 8 drive modes?** A: T.OD and SWEETY offer transparent and touch-sensitive drive; B.BOOST acts as a thick clean boost; T808 and OVERDRIVE I provide classic mid-focused drive; CRUNCHY, RIOTER, and O.C.Drive deliver British crunch to modern high-gain distortion. **Q: How do I avoid high-frequency harshness on high-gain settings?** A: High-gain modes like CRUNCHY and RIOTER feature rich upper harmonics. Simply turn down the Tone knob to around 10-12 o'clock on bright pickups or adjust your amplifier treble for a warmer, rounded lead sound. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Baatsin - Like a "Joyo's Greatest Hits" pedal *by S***1 on December 6, 2024* In the mid-2010's, I purchased a bunch of cheap Joyo drive pedals - sort of a gateway drug into later buying more expensive and higher-quality gear. I sold most of them later on, but the Baatsin is a uniquely high-value opportunity to get 8 of those circuits in a single pedal for around $50. And it sounds really good...for the most part. To me, the Joyo "clones" were never really that close to the original source material, other than maybe the Tubescreamer. What I appreciated about the Joyo pedals is that a lot of them did EXTREME things that the name-brand version would do. So it's best to think of the Baatsin as a collection of 8 different soft- and hard-clipping drive circuits that are actually quite different from one another and cover a ton of sonic territory. For reference, I'll give a very brief impression of the different mods (from actual use, not comparison to what they claim to be "cloning"): T. OD - If it's a "Timmy", the EQ is kind of broken. It's a very warm, rounded, soft-clipping low/medium gain overdrive with good output, but it's tough to open up the high end. SWEETY - I believe this was the Joyo Sweet Baby. Much brighter, and not very compressed. More gain/saturation on tap than I remembered. B. BOOST - A lot of people assumed this was an Xotic BB Preamp clone, but it's actually a very thick clean boost. Excellent with single coils. T.808 - A Tubescreamer circuit, similar to the Vintage Overdrive. Smooth upper end with a mid-range focus, used best to boost your signal while adding a little bit of gain/sustain. OVERDRIVE - I believe this was supposed to be a BOSS OD-1 or SD-1. I'm not fan of this one, as it has low output and absolutely no low end, but I could see it being okay with a darker setup. CRUNCHY - Based off a MI Audio Crunch Box, but tons of output. It's like British/Marshall type of distortion with medium gain and it cuts through nicely. RIOTER - Based off the Suhr Riot (I had the U.S. Dream briefly, but hated the enclosure of that run of Joyo pedals). Compared to the CRUNCHY setting, it has more gain and low-end presence. O.C. DRIVE - Joyo basically comes out and says this is the Ultimate Drive, which was their Fulltone OCD clone that sort of put Joyo on the map a decade ago. It does sound bad, but it has so much low end you can't dial out that its tough to use effectively. But it makes cheap/weak amps sound big, which I think was a lot of the original appeal. In terms of the pedal itself, it looks huge in pictures, but it's actually only slightly bigger than a BOSS compact pedal oriented sideways. The knobs actually had firm resistance to them, though some of the text on the selector knob did not line up exactly with the settings. The foot switch is the hard click kind - it's just okay, but probably isn't made to last 20 years. In addition to the indicator light, there is a dim LED orange glow around the frame of the pedal. It's kind of cool, but also largely pointless. There's a switch on the back to link that to the bypass switch or have it on all the time, I think. Even though it's a cheap, there's a ton of value here, and it's worth a look - especially if it goes on sale. I might even throw the Baatsin on my board for a bit, just because it can cover so many different tasks, and I only have room for one drive pedal. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 8 Overdrive in One Box - Awesome tones and Value *by P***R on September 9, 2020* 8 overdrives all in one pedal for $60 an exceptional value. 1. Tim O - more versatile than most Timmys. Gain goes from mild color OD to low distortion. Sweety - excellent range from low to mid OD and touch sensitive. I own the sweet baby OD and I think this one has a wider range. B. Boost - as the name implies a very transparent clean boost, fills out a clean sound nicely, or use for a lead solo. T808 - I'm not a tube screamer fan so this one did not appeal to me on its own, sounded good when used with the Joyo British, and AC Tone which I own. Overdrive1 -low headroom and have to max the gain to get the sound I liked. Like the T808 best used in conjunction with a dirty amp setting or other OD pedals. Crunchy - my favorite, awesome crunch with clarity, think 80s rock. Love this setting. Rioter - high gain thicker tone that sounds great at lower gain knob setting and higher volume. OC Drive - This one I thought I would not like based on some videos I viewed, but I love it. Its very versatile from a mild high gain all the way to fuzzy. Most of these OD will need your personal adjustment between the volume and gain knobs to get your sweet spot. The tone knob doesn't have a dramatic effect on most settings except the Riot and OC Drive. Did I mention the cool pedal case lights that can be adjusted to turn on/off ? I own 6 Joyo pedals and all have great construction/quality. In my case, I will use 6 of the 8 sounds regularly. For $60 that's $10 a piece, a steal. If you like ODs and want to keep it all in one box...give the Baatsin a try. I think you will find some great tones without spending a fortune. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great, but needs a repair *by D***N on August 17, 2026* Great sound and variety well built. Assembly issue... the ground ring consistantly on 2 different unit was not secured well. Easy fix, but discovered during a gig. Whole unit shuts off sound if jarred. After disassembing discovered push pedal grounding ring wasnt securely cinched down. Both work great now. ## Frequently Bought Together - JOYO Pure Analog Overdrive & Distortion Multi Effect Pedal R Series 8 Classic OD/DS Sounds for Electric Guitar (Baatsin R-11) - JOYO DC 9V Guitar Pedal Power Supply (800mA -1A) AC Wall Charger Adapter with 4 Way Daisy Chain Pedal Cables (8.8 FT), Compatible for Most Effect Pedals (Tip Negative) - Amazon Basics 1/4 Inch Guitar Patch Auxiliary Cable, 6 Inch, 6-Pack, Black --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ec/products/206969587-overdrive-and-distortion-8-in-1](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/206969587-overdrive-and-distortion-8-in-1) --- *Product available on Desertcart Ecuador* *Store origin: EC* *Last updated: 2026-10-17*