The .45 Caliber is a recreation of the original 1962 JTM 45 sound, overdriven. The sonic influence came directly from the old Malcolm Young, brilliantly crunchy rhythm tones and the old Pete Townsend Live at Leeds, “face-melting” goodness! To achieve that sound seems like an easy task but this design proved to be quite a challenge. After a year or so we feel we have nailed it, not only in sound, but also in feel.

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The J. Rockett APE (Analog Preamp Experiment) is a pedal designed to recreate the analog preamp design found in vintage tape echo machines like the Echoplex. It’s not just a preamp, but rather the entire analog circuit from input to output, including the sonic influence of the tape heads. The pedal runs at 22.5 volts, just like the original tape echo preamps, and can add warmth and character to your tone.

The APE has a simple mission: to make antiseptic digital delay sound enormous and organic. It achieves this by using a series and send/return configuration, enhanced EQ and saturation shaping control, and the ability to add variable gain and distortion to repeated notes. This makes it much more than just a simple one-knob boost in front of your delay.

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The Tim Pierce Signature OD/Boost was designed to emulate one of Tim’s favorite amps, the Naylor SD60. This is a very smooth, warm, punchy drive made to really shine with singing leads. The Power Amp section is fat and loud with nothing but punch, designed to emulate the sound of a full blown tube power amp using 5881′s.

Both sides can be used separately or cascaded together, giving you a distinct 2 in 1 pedal.

The power amp section was created to emulate the 5881 servo tube found in the Naylor SD60. Even if you engage the “power amp” section at unity volume, it will add a certain amp-like fatness to your overall sound. You can also use it as a solo boost as wel

Drive: Controls the level of grit and/or overdrive for the OD side and contributes to the grit/overdrive when cascaded with the boost side.

Tim Pierce Signature Overdrive

Designed in conjunction with Howard Davis (Creator of the original Deluxe Memory Man). This is old school meets new school. Classic BBD delay chips that are digitally controlled for tap tempo only. True stereo output (One side out of phase) (2) Expression pedal inputs to control Time and Repeats. Foot switchable modulation with speed and depth. “Always On” boost which can be used whether the delay is engaged or not. Experimenting with the modulation controls will get you chorus, rotating speaker and flange sounds. This is as musical as an echo can get, go from lush long delays to amazing room like slap back echoes. Repeats can be set short enough to achieve chorus/flange sounds and long enough for crazy long repeats into oscillation if you so desire.

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The Blue Note Tour gives you a very woodsy blues overdrive feel and can achieve more gain than a typical tube screamer (no this isn’t another TS clone just using this as a reference).

This pedal is all about feel and really works well with any guitar/amp combination. 

Sonically Identical to the Pro Series Blue Note, but without the “Hot Switch” and in a more compact enclosure.

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