The BPC MKII Tone Bender OC81D is a precise replica of the 1966 PROFESSIONAL MK II Tone Bender pedals designed by Gary Hurst. This pedal is built with a 3-transistor circuit, a significant evolution from the earlier MK1.5 version. The MKII Tone Bender circuit was manufactured using either OC75 or OC81D transistors, depending on availability.
The OC81D Tone Bender Sound
The OC81D-loaded MKII is renowned for its warm, saturated fuzz tone, making it a favorite among guitarists seeking rich, vintage fuzz. This version of the MKII can be heard on numerous Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin tracks, including the iconic "Whole Lotta Love." The OC81D MKII was also famously used by Page in the "It Might Get Loud" documentary, further cementing its legendary status.
Features of the BPC Professional Tone Bender MKII OC81D
Aluminum cast casing
Level and Attack controls
3x OC81D Transistors
As used by Jimmy Page
Limited production
Certificate of authenticity
With its warm, saturated tone and direct connection to one of rock's most iconic guitarists, the BPC Professional Tone Bender MKII OC81D is an essential piece of gear for vintage fuzz enthusiasts and Led Zeppelin fans alike.
