mini Boomster
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Every limited artwork pedal is a one-of-a-kind hand-painted piece. The pedal you receive will differ in detail from the photos shown, making it uniquely yours.
Every limited artwork pedal is a one-of-a-kind hand-painted piece. The pedal you receive will differ in detail from the photos shown, making it uniquely yours.
The Boomster will cleanly boost your signal and grant you massive tone!
It can be used to fatten up your existing sound, boost you up for solos, or introduce an extra stage of organic tube saturation to your already overdriven tube amp!
You can adjust the gain of the mini booster pedal with the internal trimmer.
The higher the trimmer is set, the more output and gain you get. To get the cleanest possible sound, set the trimmer all the way to the left (default setting).
The Boomster can be equally effective on bass and acoustic guitars!
ARTISTS USING THE BOOMSTER:
Lee Ranaldo, J Mascis, Ler Lalonde, Nir Felder, Eivind Aarset
ARTISTS QUOTES:
"As someone who likes a simple pedal that does one thing great instead of a dozen things poorly, I love the Boomster. One knob and one knob only! This pedal works great to beef up my signal with a very clean and full-sounding boost. Lately I’m finding it especially effective with my acoustic guitars, but it’s equally great when I’m rocking electric and want more gain without adding a layer of fuzz. Boomster makes my sound loud and clear ! " Lee Ranaldo
“The Boomster has become a big part of my sound. Couldn’t live without it now.” Ler LaLonde
"The Boomster is a very simple pedal (one knob only), but it sounds really good and do its job in a way I like !" Eivind Aarset
"It's so musical and warm!" Kirk Fletcher
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Same sound, different artwork
From vintage-inspired classics to boundary-pushing analog designs, each JAM pedal is crafted with care to inspire your sound and spark your creativity.
Designed by musicians, for musicians.
JAM pedals began in 2005, when guitarist and sonic explorer Jannis Anastasakis set out to build pedals that didn’t just sound good, they sounded alive. What started as a one-man workshop in Athens has grown into a passionate team of builders, artists, and musicians who still make every pedal by hand, one at a time.