I was wondering what everybody's opinions are of this pedal, I've been looking for a good overdrive pedal, I tried it out in the store but I'd like to hear from people who have had extended amount of time with it.
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RAM said:I bought mine new for $179 about 2 years ago, give-or-take a few months. It's really a great pedal that sounds exactly like my bass, but with distortion. Too many pedals I've tried impart a big sonic footprint all over my tone. This is why I'm so in love with the Fulltone.
IMO, it's best settings are from mild-to-medium overdrive. It has the ability to get nasty, as previously alluded to, but that's not the pedal's forte. If you want that, get a fuzz (a la Wolly Mammoth).
engages a different mode, which is less compressed and more open sounding. I preferred comp cut more. On the newer fulltones, there's a three position switch instead of the old push/pull vol knobFlatwound said:By the volume knob, it says "Pull for Comp-Cut." What does that mean?
lowmid said:Is it possible to have a complete clean boost and OD with this one in compcut with drive to Zero and OD/dist on the boost channel??
Rod Torfulson said:For me it is way better than a Boss ODB-3 that I returned after one rehearsal.
yup, that ended up being the big issue for me and in the end why I sold it.Rod Torfulson said:However in comp cut mode there is a significant gain difference between the two with boost being much louder. This is the only downside to the Bassdrive for me. I prefer to use comp cut mode (it's more dynamic) but I cannot dial up a little bit up of overdrive and alot of boost since the gains will be drastically different.