Tiny Amp Destroyer
- Regular price
- €369,00
- Sale price
- €369,00
- Regular price
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.
BOOST/OVERDRIVE/DISTORTION
Created with Stu Mackenzie of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, the Tiny Amp Destroyer is our original three-footswitch gain machine, combining two independent drive stages with a standalone treble booster. It moves from focused low-gain drive to raw, boxy distortion and dense, blown-out saturation.
It began with Stu pushing two Boomsters into his favourite pawn-shop amp until it stopped behaving as intended and started sounding enormous. We did not simply clone that setup. We captured its unstable breakup and unruly response, then used them as the foundation for a completely fresh circuit.
Active Bass and Treble controls, MAGIC and Notch give you the freedom to shape that instability, from controlled and articulate to hollow, explosive and unhinged.
The original artwork was created by Jason Galea, King Gizzard’s longtime visual collaborator and the artist behind much of the band’s album artwork, posters, stage imagery and iconic visual universe.
TAD is not an amp in a box. It is the sound of the box losing the fight.
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JAM pedals Tiny Amp Destroyer | With Stu Mackenzie (& Joey) of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
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.