Fulltone Fat-Boost FB-3 Booster Pedal, (Used)

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Quick Product Summary The Fulltone Fat-Boost FB-3 is a highly flexible FET-based boost pedal designed to increase level, add body and shape the response of your guitar without forcing you into a heavily distorted sound. This used example is in Good condition, with cosmetic signs of previous ownership and normal pedalboard use. Offering up to 35dB of gain, separate Bass and Treble controls and an unusual 11-step Drive control, the FB-3 can function as anything from a clean level boost to a warmer, harmonically rich preamp-style drive. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Fulltone | Model | Fat-Boost FB-3 | Effect Type | Boost / Preamp | Condition | Used – Good | Maximum Gain | Up to 35dB | Controls | Drive, Volume, Bass, Treble | Circuit | Discrete Class-A FET | Bypass | True Bypass | Power | 9–18V DC or 9V Battery | Power Supply | Not Included | What Makes the Fulltone Fat-Boost FB-3 Special? Discrete Class-A FET Circuit The FB-3 uses a discrete Class-A FET design intended to provide a responsive, valve-like feel. At lower Drive settings it can operate as a clean and relatively neutral boost, while higher settings introduce additional fatness, harmonic content and mild clipping. Up to 35dB of Gain With up to 35dB of available gain, the FB-3 has enough output to significantly increase signal level, push the front end of a valve amplifier harder or compensate for level loss elsewhere in a larger signal chain. 11-Step Drive Control The FB-3 restores the distinctive 11-step FET Bias Drive control found on earlier Fat-Boost designs. Lower settings favour cleaner boosting, while higher positions increase gain, thickness and harmonic character. Independent Bass & Treble Shaping The Bass control can trim excessive low end before it reaches the amplifier, while the passive Treble control allows brighter tones to be softened without significantly altering the bass response. Who Is It For? The Fulltone Fat-Boost FB-3 is ideal for guitarists who want