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Fulltone Full Drive 2 FD2 Mosfet Overdrive Guitar Pedal

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Fulltone Full Drive 2 FD2 Mosfet Overdrive Guitar Pedal

Fulltone FullDrive 2 Mosfet Overdrive Guitar Pedal

Chosen by Guitar Player Magazine as one of the all-time top 50 effects ever! Fulltone are the first to offer a switchable "Boost" Channel in an overdrive and manufacture our own Super-Duty 3PDT footswitch allowing True-Bypass plus LED.  Housed in a beautiful powder coated Blue 16ga.steel enclosure, the first channel is the "Overdrive Mode" capable of Clean Boost or non-compressed overdrive or choose light to medium softer Overdrives all while retaining your guitar's original tone. The Tone knob is a very effective Presence control that can smooth out or add upper harmonics.. There's also a footswitchable second channel "Boost Mode" with its own separate Distortion control for medium to higher gains with a more singing violin-like sustain!

Full-Drive devotees include: The Rolling Stones Robin Trower The Black Crowes Ian Moore Steve Stevens Drew Zingg Pete Anderson John Abercrombie ... and most studio guitarists in LA, NY and Nashville.