For two decades, the Fulltone Custom Shop OCD v1.4 Reissue has been a cornerstone for guitarists seeking dynamic overdrive with an amp-like presence. This meticulous reissue brings back the highly sought-after V1.4 version, celebrated for its musicality and dynamic range. Crafted in the USA, this pedal offers unparalleled tone-shaping capabilities, perfect for both rhythm and lead applications.

With its highpass/lowpass toggle, the OCD v1.4 provides versatility that caters to the needs of discerning players. Whether you're looking to add crunchy rhythm tones, boost treble for solos, or experiment with a filtered gain stage after a fuzz pedal, this overdrive pedal adapts effortlessly to your creative vision. The pedal's ability to grant tone wishes with ease makes it a must-have for both professional and aspiring musicians alike.

The OCD v1.4's reputation for delivering versatile, modern amp-like tones ensures that it remains a top choice for musicians who refuse to compromise on sound quality. Join the community of players who swear by this pedal's ability to elevate their sound to new heights.

Key Features:

• Part-for-part reissue of the highly coveted OCD V1.4
• Handcrafted in the USA using premium components
• Offers modern amp-like tones with impressive flexibility and dynamic range
• Highpass/lowpass toggle for versatile tone reshaping

Product specs

FAQs

What is the difference between the HP and LP modes on the Fulltone Custom Shop OCD v1.4 Overdrive Pedal?

The HP (High Peak) mode boosts the midrange and increases overall gain, making it suitable for lead tones, while the LP (Low Peak) mode offers a flatter EQ response, ideal for rhythm playing and a more transparent sound.

Does the Fulltone Custom Shop OCD v1.4 Overdrive Pedal work well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups?

Yes, the OCD v1.4 is designed to work effectively with both single-coil and humbucker pickups, providing a versatile overdrive tone that adapts to different guitar types.

Can the Fulltone Custom Shop OCD v1.4 be powered by a standard 9V power supply?

Yes, the OCD v1.4 can be powered by a standard 9V DC power supply, but it also supports up to 18V for increased headroom and dynamic range.

How does the True Bypass/Buffered Bypass switching work on the Fulltone Custom Shop OCD v1.4?

The OCD v1.4 allows you to choose between True Bypass for signal purity when the pedal is off, and Buffered Bypass to maintain signal strength over long cable runs.

Is the Fulltone Custom Shop OCD v1.4 suitable for both live performance and studio recording?

Yes, the OCD v1.4 is versatile enough for both live performances and studio recordings, offering dynamic overdrive tones that can enhance various musical styles.