Since its release in 2004, the Fulltone OCD has been the go-to overdrive stompbox for guitarists the world over. Now it’s been given a fresh makeover, featuring a limited edition all-black finish.
New look, same iconic tone: the Fulltone OCD has been given a limited edition reboot, switching white for black, but still dishing up its classic dirty tone.
The technical specs for the new pedal mirror those of the OCDv2, which was released last year.
It features enhanced headroom through its Class A JFET input section, resulting in better interaction humbucker and single-coil pickups systems.
The redesigned output buffer means that the sound remains consistent, regardless of its place within the pedal chain.
The black OCD is available exclusively through Chicago Music Exchange.
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