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Fat-Boost FB-2

This is how you wished your Fuzzface sounded... Fat and Harmonic. And it cleans up like a vintage Fender amp when you turn down your guitar's volume control. The Rolling Stones and the Black Crowes have discovered this trick.

If you love the first 2 Hendrix releases then you'll love this pedal, with 2 Germanium transistors hand-picked and tested for optimum performance. A Contour Knob lets you dial in Midrange, Harmonics and Sustain, also an Input Bias knob that takes out the "woofiness" and gives great Overdrive/Distortion sounds when its level is reduced. An Internal Trimmer allows for adjustment of Clipping Symmetry, Harmonics, and Tracking.

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69 MkII Fuzz

What does it do best? Clean Boost, non compressed crunch tones (ala Jimmy Page, 70's Jeff beck) and non-compressed distortion/fuzz sounds...accent on NON-compressed. Other unusual traits of the Catalyst are its tight low end and ability to give both flat EQ and accentuated Mid distortions simply by manipulating its 2 band EQ.

Until the Catalyst...only Fuzzface-type pedals Truly cleaned up when you turn down the guitar's volume knob, but Fuzzfaces tend to get unuseably bright for most players as you turn the guitar's volume down...not the Catalyst, that's something that Jeff beck has recenlty noticed & embraced about the Catalyst.

Catalyst can be a FUZZ/Distortion (with toggle switch set to "Flame" position)

Catalyst can be a Phenomenal clean-boost, and overdrive as well (with toggle switch set to "Spark" setting)

Catalyst can be so raw yet can be so refined, and so musically useable that it can be confusing to those used to the standard fare "one trick ponies"

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Catalyst

The Fulltone CLYDE Standard Wah was born from taking the best of the best of my more than 25 pc. vintage Vox wah collection, and analyzing every aspect...going so far as sacrificing a few of their vintage inductors in the process. The problem with inductors is that they are generally just generic industrial-grade cheapos that vary as much as +/- 30% in tolerance. Some of my mediocre sounding Vox's measured at p360 mH when they are actually supposed to be around 500mh, with the best sounding Vox Clyde McCoy wahs measuring in at around 560mH. My inductors have been custom-made ever since 1996, as are my Wah potentiometers, all other pots, and all switches used in Fulltone products!

Demo by Flávio Prieto

Demo by  Sweetwater

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Clyde Standard Wah with Buffer

The OCD pedal is the only pedal that uses 2 x Mosfets configured as hard-clipping to 'Voltage reference" instead of the usual way: to ground." The earliest OCDs used 2 x Mosfets plus 1 x Germanium diode, but very quickly these diodes became harder and harder to find, and they became expensive.

Recently I stumbled across a reasonably large stash of the right kind of Germanium diodes so I ponied-up and bought all of them. So I decided to do a run of the ultimate OCD: a Custom Shop offering with a few circuit tweaks using 2 x Mosfets plus 2 x Germanium diodes, and one hell of a beautiful paint job... Metallic Teal with a chrome undercoat! This beauty morphs between blues and greens depending on the light and angle. And what would the ultimate OCD be without a Blue LED? The sound? Great definition, more tube-like feel, a bit wider dynamic range, more sustain, and a more focused single-note tone. And as with all Fulltone pedals... 100% Built in the USA.

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