Fulldrive 2 MOSFET opinions?
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Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Fulldrive 2 MOSFET opinions?
One cool thing about that pedal is all the tone tweaking options, so no matter which guitar and amp you're using, you can flip switches till you've got the right sound.
Even though I've owned several versions of the FDII, I can never remember any settings I used, because it changed with my mood or the rig.
One cool thing about that pedal is all the tone tweaking options, so no matter which guitar and amp you're using, you can flip switches till you've got the right sound.
Even though I've owned several versions of the FDII, I can never remember any settings I used, because it changed with my mood or the rig.
guitfiddle
firstlessonologist
Re: Fulldrive 2 MOSFET opinions?
I think it's a great all in one solution to crunch and solos in one pedal.
I ran one with the Tele and a Princeton Reverb at a recent gig , and it was just perfect for all three sounds. Amp for clean, OD for crunch and the boost for leads.
All of it sounded great, too. No compromises for any of the three sounds. I ran vintage+mosfet settings, gain a bit less than half with the volume a bit higher than the amp clean, and the boost just enough to give it a bit less OD and more volume for leads.
I think it's a great all in one solution to crunch and solos in one pedal.
I ran one with the Tele and a Princeton Reverb at a recent gig , and it was just perfect for all three sounds. Amp for clean, OD for crunch and the boost for leads.
All of it sounded great, too. No compromises for any of the three sounds. I ran vintage+mosfet settings, gain a bit less than half with the volume a bit higher than the amp clean, and the boost just enough to give it a bit less OD and more volume for leads.
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PFDarkside
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Re: Fulldrive 2 MOSFET opinions?
It's my mid-hump, TS style lead pedal. I don't use it often, but it does what I want it to.
It's my mid-hump, TS style lead pedal. I don't use it often, but it does what I want it to.
