Fulltone OCD Overdrive V2 Gold LTD
Distortion Pedals
$244€219Check ↗
Brand profile · USA, est. 1990s
Fulltone
Fulltone is a boutique effects pedal company renowned for its meticulous craftsmanship and vintage-inspired designs. Founded in the 1990s, Fulltone quickly gained a reputation for recreating classic effects with subtle improvements and a commitment to high-quality components. Their pedals are highly sought after by professional musicians and serious hobbyists seeking authentic, character-rich tones.
Fulltone OCD OverdriveSupa-Trem2 TremoloDeja Vibe Chorus/VibratoHand-soldered constructionVintage-accurate circuit designs
1990sfounded
USAcountry
11products in stock
$209–$445price range
Fulltone in the charts
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All 11 Fulltone products
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Fulltone OCD Overdrive V2
Distortion Pedals
$209€187Check ↗
Fulltone OCD Overdrive V2
Distortion Pedals
$209€187Check ↗
Fulltone Clyde Wah Deluxe
Wah Pedals
$367€329Check ↗
Fulltone Mini Deja Vibe MK 2
Chorus / Flanger / Phaser Pedals
$389€349Check ↗
Fulltone Octafuzz OF-2
Distortion Pedals
$255€229Check ↗
Fulltone Ultimate Octave Fuzz / Octave
Distortion Pedals
$318€285Check ↗
Fulltone Custom Shop Supa-Wah
Wah Pedals
$445€399Check ↗
Fulltone Full-Drive 3
Distortion Pedals
$222€199Check ↗
Fulltone 69 MKII Pedal
Distortion Pedals
$255€229Check ↗
Fulltone CS Supa-Trem2 V2 Tremolo
Miscellaneous Guitar Effects
$356€319Check ↗
Fulltone, honestly
What Fulltone does well
- Exceptional build quality and durability
- Authentic vintage-inspired tones
- Highly responsive and musical controls
- Creative and unique circuit designs
- Strong resale value
What to watch for
- Can be premium-priced compared to mass-produced alternatives
- Some designs can be complex for beginners
- Component sourcing can occasionally impact availability
- Aesthetic design is sometimes considered dated
Questions about Fulltone
Where are Fulltone pedals manufactured?
Fulltone pedals are primarily manufactured in Petaluma, California, with some component assembly outsourced to trusted partners in the USA.
Are Fulltone pedals true bypass?
Most Fulltone pedals utilize a true bypass switching system to ensure signal integrity when the effect is disengaged, though some older models may feature buffered bypass.
What makes Fulltone pedals different from other boutique effects?
Fulltone distinguishes itself through its dedication to vintage-accurate circuit design, hand-soldered construction, and a focus on using high-quality, often vintage-spec components, often departing from standard industry practices.