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(More customer reviews)I've played this pedal, but opted to buy Fulltone's Fulltone Fulldrive 2 Mosfet instead. It may not be the most precise way of describing this pedal, but I regard the OCD as a sort of subset of the Fulldrive pedals. What the OCD does is make it quicker and easier to get to and tweak its sounds compared to the Fulldrive, which has more switches, dials, and options. That said, the OCD is still capable of a wide range of distortion/drive effects, and, like all Fulltone products, the build quality is second to none. Check out audio samples on Fulltone's site and demo both the OCD and Fulldrive pedals in person if you have the opportunity.
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Until Fulltone's OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Drive), pedals just couldn't hold up to what a high quality amp could do. You lose all the touch sensitivity, and you can forget about those complex Harmonics. It's always been somewhat of a compromise using Overdrive pedals until now. The Fulltone OCD is designed to replicate the dynamics and harmonic structure of an overdriven tube amp, it uses a unique multi-stage distortion circuit, as opposed to the more common diodes-in-feedback-loop/diodes-to-ground configurations. The designers at Fulltone made the OCD for themselves, but they'll let you use it too. And you'll love it!
