The BPC MKII Tone Bender OC81D is a detailed replica of the 1966 PROFESSIONAL MK II Tone Bender pedals created by Gary Hurst. The circuit unlike the MK 1.5 had a 3 Transistor circuit which, based on production/supply comprised of either OC75’s or OC81D transistors. This OC81D Loaded MK II can be heard on many Jimmy/Led Zeppelin Tracks such as ‘Whole lotta love’. This was the pedal seen being used by Jimmy on the recent ‘It Might get loud ‘ documentary.

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What type of transistors are used in the British Pedal Company Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D?

The British Pedal Company Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D uses OC81D germanium transistors, which contribute to its classic, warm fuzz tone.

How does the British Pedal Company Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D differ from other fuzz pedals?

This pedal is known for its vintage-inspired tone, replicating the classic 1960s fuzz sound with its OC81D germanium transistors, offering a distinct, thick, and rich fuzz that stands out from modern silicon-based fuzz pedals.

Is the British Pedal Company Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D is suitable for live performances, providing a reliable and iconic fuzz sound that cuts through the mix, making it ideal for guitarists looking for a vintage fuzz effect on stage.

Can the British Pedal Company Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D be powered by a standard 9V power supply?

The pedal requires a 9V battery for operation, as it is designed to replicate the vintage fuzz tone and may not be compatible with standard 9V power adapters.

What musical styles is the British Pedal Company Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D best suited for?

The Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D is best suited for rock, blues, and psychedelic music, offering a thick and saturated fuzz tone reminiscent of the late 1960s and early 1970s sound.