The Fulltone Full Drive 2 is a highly-regarded boutique overdrive pedal known for its versatility and ability to replicate classic overdrive tones. It’s a popular choice among guitarists, with a wide range of users including The Rolling Stones, Robin Trower, The Black Crowes, Robben Ford, Ian Moore, Steve Stevens, Drew Zingg, Pete Anderson, and John Abercrombie.

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The Fulltone Supa Trem 1 Tremolo Pedal provides you with an organic-sounding and amp-like tremolo effect with an authentic photocell and LED circuit. It features large controls that allow for adjustments by foot on-the-fly, including a half-speed tempo switch for perfect song speed matching. The Supa Trem gives you the option of using a hard square-wave or soft sine-wave tremolo sound, alongside the ability to control the amount of effect in your overall mix. The high quality Analog Devices JFET circuit means that the Supa Trem also makes a wonderful clean preamp for your guitar, whether or not you choose to utilise the tremolo effect; Fulltone have included a clean boost volume control for this very purpose. The Supa Trem gives you incredibly organic tremolo sounds, generated with a true optical circuit to deliver versatile tremolo sounds alongside a clear and warm, general purpose clean-boost/tone-enhancer.

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15 years ago Robin Trower called me and said he was doing some gigs with Jack Bruce and asked "Would it be possible to have a wah wah in a regular box so that one could get that "fixed wah" sound by clicking on the pedal?" He's got the first one, I think I have the other one.

Recently Joe Satriani asked me for one, so I revisited the circuit adding a Volume Control, 3 selectable Range Modes (Wacked, Jimi, and Shaft) , a Pickup Compensator mini knob (humbucker guys rejoice!), and JFET input and output buffers. These buffers completely isolate the circuit from outside influence and are only in-play when the pedal is ON, giving it a much broader range of wah effect, interfacing with all types of PU's better, and working with any amp whether it be hi-gain or clean. Turns a Fender into a Vox, and allows infinite sustain with little or no Distortion.

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The Fulltone Bass-Drive MOSFET gives bassists their day in the sun, providing tones that are nice and dirty, but with the rich bottom-end they crave. The Bass-Drive can be considered a close cousin to the Full-Drive 2 overdrive, but voiced with an extra octave of expanded bass coverage - perfect for purveyors of the low-end. For bassists looking to add some grit and color to their sound the Bass-Drive MOSFET is just the ticket; tone-conscious guitarists have also found the the Bass-Drive to be a useful tool, too!

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Our Soul-Bender is based on the legendary Colorsound and Vox Series III ToneBenders made by Sola-Sound/England in the late '60's that was used by Beck and Page on much of their circa 1968-70 recordings.

Equipped with 3 gain-matched germanium transistor for a FAT, searing lead tone, I also made the Tone control response and range more usable and much less shrill sounding... Full clockwise is SMOOTH sounding.
The Soul-Bender cleans up when you back-off on the guitar's volume control. This pedal has tons of tonal character and even harmonics and of course, true bypass w/ LED is included with every one.

v2 is a huge improvement in the way the 3rd transistor is biased, making every single one consistently epic sounding!

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