TubeDreamer72
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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.
In light of upcoming updates, we have decided to discontinue the TubeDreamer72, which has been a staple in our Overdrive line for many years, revered for its dynamic response and flexibility! Although it’s hard to say goodbye to such a great pedal, we are confident that the new overdrives we have in the works will cover the loss and then some ! Stay tuned !
The TubeDreamer72 is our signature Vintage overdrive pedal.
Made with carbon-comp resistors for pure vintage sound ! The TubeDreamer line is specifically aimed at getting you the sound and feel of a great, fine-tuned vintage tube amp, pushed to various degrees of overdrive. They all offer a lot more clarity than typical overdrive units. You can actually hear the individual notes of complex chords that would normally be lost or buried !
The TD72 is our most transparent overdrive, made for those who need to keep the sound of their cranked amp unaltered but at a lower volume. Our “secret” chip offers unique tone, throughout the range of gain and tone settings, and along with an asymmetrical clipping circuit it always remains absolutely responsive even to the most subtle nuances of your playing.
*Our new TD72 mk.2 version is featuring a High-Gain toggle-switch
"It’s truly excellent.” GUITARIST magazine
"The TubeDreamer72 is a shouting pedal !" Adrian Legg
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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.