Fulltone’s iconic OCD is back in black
Much-loved drive pedal now available in limited-edition finish
The OCD’s white enclosure is iconic - it even features on many of its innumerous clones - but now, for the first time ever, it’s up for grabs in a limited-edition black finish.
Available exclusively from Chicago Music Exchange, the noir OCD reverses the original’s white-and-black look for an altogether stealthier appearance.
Otherwise, the pedal is spec’d as per the V2 OCD Fulltone rolled out last summer, boasting a new output buffer, Class A input section for increased dynamics, plus Fulltone’s Enhanced Bypass.
The Fulltone OCD V2 CME Exclusive Limited Edition is available now for $159 - see Chicago Music Exchange for more info.
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