Fulltone has just announceda new version of its Full-Drive2 pedal.
The V2 is smaller than previous incarnations and is based on a 1990s design.
TheCalifornian pedal builder says its refined this old classic with a few design tweaks to bring it up to date.
Fulltone Full-Drive 2 V2
At first glance, it looks like the 10th Anniversary Edition withMOSFET, but is actually a small version of the original Full-Drive 2 from the 1990s based on aJRC4558chip. The knobs have stayed the same, moving just a little bit closer together Volume, Tone, Drive 1andDrive 2.
The latter has a smallDrive 2 Volumeknob just below it.
Dual Drive
In between, there are now two small switches that give you additional options. The left 3-way switch can be used to select between three modes:Comp Cut(no clipping diode),Flat Mids(self-explanatory) andVintage (asymmetrical clipping). The right switch also has three positions and can be set toWide(combiningMosfetandSchottkydiodes),Standard(he classic FD2 sound) andHalf Clipped(only clips the top frequencies of the waveform for better clarity).
No Pop Bypass
As usual, be the two footswitches can toggle the Drive Mode or bypass the effect as a whole. The bypass switch uses what Fulltone calls the No Pop Bypass. This pedal can run from power supplies rated between 9 to 18 volts, so will fit onto most pedalboards.
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