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Jun 04, 2007 So, last night I finally had the opportunity to A/B a fulldrive 2 at 9V and 18V. I was using a standard FD2 with the 3 modes vs. The anniversary edition that includes the mosfet switch. Comparing 9V to 9V it seemed to me that the anniversary model was SLIGHTLY hotter, but very marginal. Jul 03, 2009 50+ videos Play all Mix - Fulltone Full Drive 2 Mosfet Pedal Demo at Sound Pure YouTube Increase Your Guitar Speed Without Moving Your Hands Faster.
- Housed in a beautiful powder coated Blue 16ga. Steel enclosure, the dual-channel Full-Drive 2 Mosfet gives you the best of both worlds. The first channel is the Overdrive Mode, capable of clean boost or non-compressed overdrive or choose light to medium softer overdrives all.
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Fulltone Fulldrive 2 Mosfet Manual
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Suggested settings:
SRV style
Volume Knob= 1 O’clock
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Tone Knob= 3 O’clock
Overdrive Knob= 3 O’clock
Boost knob= 1 O’clock
Vintage Mode on the left mini-toggle
Standard Mode on the right mini-toggle
Pristine Fat and Single note
Volume Knob= 10 O’clock
Tone Knob= 2 O’clock
Overdrive Knob= 1 O’clock
Boost knob= 9 O’clock
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FM Mode on the left mini-toggle
Mosfet Mode on the right mini-toggle
You get Sparkling tones in Overdrive Mode.(left LED only lit) and the ability to toggle between two
Incredibly useful, yet vastly different sounds by kicking On and Off the Boost Mode via the right footswitch!
Rock
Volume Knob= 11 O’clock
Tone knob= 2 O’clock
Overdrive knob= 9 O’clock
Boost Knob= 5 O’clock
Vintage Mode on left mini-toggle
Mosfet Mode on right mini-toggle
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DC Power Options!
Your pedal ships with a 9 volt battery installed, use any available 9 volt except rechargeable types. Use a REGULATED 9-volt DC power Supply like the
Fulltone FPS-1 or a professional quality multiple pedal power such as the Voodoo Labs Pedal power.
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You may run this pedal anywhere between 9 and 18 Volts DC as long as the center Pin is Negative..You'll be amazed at the sonic differences! But please
make sure that you use a REGULATED quality power adapter…not a Radio Shack or similar .
WARNING! Damage resulting from the use of ANY power supply other than Fulltone FPS-1 is not covered by warranty..period! We are seeing many
pedals (not just Fulltones) burnt up by people using the wrong power supplies...AC=Alternating Current, DC=Direct Current!…you CANNOT put AC
(example:Line 6 type adapters!) into a pedal that requires 9-18volts DC like the FD2-Mos!
To access 9 volt battery: unscrew the four rubber feet and pull the housing apart. When reinstalling never over-tighten the rubber
feet, only use your fingers to tighten and you won’t even need a screwdriver.
Warranty Fulltone products carry a Limited 5 year Warranty to the original owner with proof of purchase that the product was bought from an Authorized
Fulltone Dealer. There is no need to register your product, simply keep a copy of your original sales receipt. The Warranty covers failure due to manufac-
turing errors only and is void if any mod or repair is performed by anyone other than Fulltone AND/OR if we deem that any operator-caused abuse or
damage has occurred, for example; the use of an incorrect power supply, a dropped pedal, water damage, etc. Batteries are not Warranty-covered and
Customer is always responsible for all shipping costs both to and from Fulltone. Do not attempt to call Fulltone, instead, all Repair issues are handled by
an email ([email protected]) to troubleshoot the possible problem and (only after troubleshooting) for the scheduling of Warranty Repair. After we have
deemed that a repair is necessary, we will email you an Acrobat PDF copy of our Return Authorization Form (RA Form) and you will print it out, fill out all
information, and include it with the device you are sending. Fulltone Musical Products Inc. is not responsible for and injuries and/or damages related to
the use of our products
Fulltone Musical Products Inc.
11018 Washington Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232
310-204-0155 fax 204-0156
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http://www.fulltone.com email: [email protected]
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Manual Version 1.0
In 1993 I started developing a dual mode overdrive called the Fulldrive. It was stuffed into a raw aluminum die cast enclosure with a
sanding-disc polished top, and had graphics done via a Brother P-Touch label maker. It got into the hands of some great players and it
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soon took off! A little later it became the Fulldrive2, and graduated to a bright orange steel enclosure sporting a BOOST footswitch that
simply increased the distortion, and along with that added a little bit of volume boost.
The FD2 has been a tremendous hit for me over the years, but when I realized that the Fulldrive was about to turn 20 years old, I decided
to do a limited-run orange “20th Anniversary FD-3” out of the Fulltone Custom Shop. I reduced the FD2’s size by about 15% and set out to
capture the exact sound of the circa-1996 Orange FD2 that everyone loves, but also offer something more with a few key features.
It was an instant hit, with all 5000 units sold out within 7 months. I wasn’t expecting that, and so out of the many, many requests I’ve been
getting to buy a CS-FD3, the new black standard FD3 is born!
Sporting the same N.O.S. (new old stock) JRC4558 chip as the 90’s FD2, set the pedal’s 3-way CLIPPING toggle switch to 90’s and you’ll
get the familiar 1990’s FD2 smooth, symmetrical clipping, with ample midrange. Set the switch to WIDE ASYM (wide asymmetrical
clipping) and more sweet highs and lows come through, along with chimey, Class-A style even harmonic overtones. Lastly, I have included
COMP-CUT mode, which is a popular Fulltone invention offering a not-so-clean Boost that’s pure opamp-overdrive, with no diode clipping
assistance. Aggressive, cutting, and (be careful) capable of a huge volume boost to help you pop out in the mix. Manually reset user password active directory 2012.
Next, I totally redesigned the FD2’s BOOST channel, making it a completely separate pedal on the FD3 so that it could be used either on
its own, or in conjunction with the OD side of the pedal for an infinite amount of sound combinations. To further enhance the versatility, the
BOOST channel in the FD3 can be routed to be positioned before the OVERDRIVE side of the pedal, or after it..either giving the
OVERDRIVE channel a lift in distortion (BOOST-->OD) or lift in volume (OD-->BOOST), depending on where you set the ORDER switch.
The BOOST side of the FD3 is the finest clean boost I’ve ever encountered, dialing up its DYNAMICS knob (a Fulltone-exclusive Germa-
Owners manual download free. nium diode Limiter circuit) starts to drastically alter the feel of the notes being played as well as subdue the transient spikes which can
overload your amp’s input. Those spikes can be fatiguing, as well a damaging to the ears, the amp, and its speakers! Similar to using a
limiter on the mixdown of a song in the studio, the FD3’s DYNAMICS feature helps you keep your place in the live mix...like a very smart
compressor. This feature can make even an “ok” amp feel responsive and juicy, and will keep you from distorting the amp’s input, a
problem plaguing virtually all other clean-boost pedals.
I hope you get a lot of use out of your new FD3, I sure had fun designing and making it, and I believe it truly pays homage to the Fulldrive
legacy while raising the bar for overdrive design in the process!
Play on!
Michael Fuller / President
Congratulations on the purchase of your
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