10th Anniversary MOSFET Edition (FDII content)

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  1. Jul 30, 2005 #1
    GreenTea

    GreenTea Member

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    Fulltone's web site says:
    "coming soon! 10th Anniversary Fulldrive2 MOSFET Edition"

    what's the skinny?
     
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    stinkfoot

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    Most likely, the mosfets are simply used as clipping diodes, and the switch lets you choose between the mosfet clippers and the regular SS diode setup.

    /Andreas
     
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  3. Jul 30, 2005 #3
    Rid

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    Sounds like fun, the OCD sounds like a FET based one, MOSFET in a TS style pedal, would be very nice and clear if done right.
     
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    jlagrassa

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    I'm interested in this my self, This is what Mike emailed to me when I was asking him about it!

    A Mosefet Modded FD2 is Great...OD mode is way more open in FM, and a HUGE difference between FM and Vintage. Great distorted tones with more detail without any fizz...and the Boost channel is very dumble!
     
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  5. Jul 30, 2005 #5
    Don Rusk

    Don Rusk BearFoot FX Owner

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    Nice, that should give it some more variety and compete with the smoother Mosfets like the Blackstone/Mosferatu etc....and wasnt the OCD mosfet clippers? maybe integrating some of t he OCD into the FD2 would be nice....
     
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    jlagrassa

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    Anyone know when this might be released?
     
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    Don Rusk

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    ask Mike he might know :D

    (I would like to know too;) )
     
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  8. Jul 30, 2005 #8
    GreenTea

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    Very useful. I think we'll be on the lookout for this new device! Thanks.
     
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    10strings

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    I would love to heard a demo between this and the new black FD3!!
     
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    mad mat

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    I love Mosfets but I hate the FTFD2 mosfet edition.
     
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    Michael_V

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    Did you just arrive via time machine from 2005? Why are you resurrecting all these old threads?
     
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    10strings

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    I've never been a huge fan of the Fulldrives, but since the Black FD3 came out I am curious to see how that stacks up with other Fulldrives.
     
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