The OCD feels very dynamic and open with rich overtones usually reserved for class A tube amps

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.

With two modes to choose from, the OCD can be a sorta low-gain pretty damn transparent overdrive (LP) or it can be an absolute Box of Freaking Rock (HP) at the flick of a switch

I'd have to say that if I had to live with just one pedal for what I do, the OCD would be the winner

The new OCD is terrific for that third heavy distortion option without changing amp settings (royal pain)

This is the official version two of the incredible OCD

After watching many comparison videos that recommended The OCD i bought it

It's a incredible overdrive!OCD v4

Great depedable high quality pedal, Like the Joyo UD too but not near as dependable or quiet as the OCD.

The OCD is a more natural breakup than the Voodoo Lab Sparkle

I've always controlled everything with the volume control on the guitar and the OCD works well for that

The OCD has true bypass and enhanced bypass but regardless where the switch is, it wants the true bypass TC chorus before the OCD

A few weeks later in an unsolicited statement he said somethings not right and his new OCD just didnt sound good

I do love the OCD for what it

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.

I highly recommend the OCD

The twin has the problem of a VERY loud sweet spot, and the OCD has solved my problem of needing to wake my neighbors in order to get there.

The OCD give me two different types of overdrive - one voiced more like an American amp that is pushed, and a higher gain setting that is more like a British Vox or Marshall tone.

I tried the OCD and fell in love.