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This is a really great sounding pedal for emulating a variety of keyboard/organ, etc. sounds, but I use it mostly for its excellent vibrato and Hammond organ effects.

KEY9 Electric Piano Machine

 

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On 9/19/2026 at 2:13 AM, Gitfiddler said:

This is a really great sounding pedal for emulating a variety of keyboard/organ, etc. sounds, but I use it mostly for its excellent vibrato and Hammond organ effects.

KEY9 Electric Piano Machine

 

Some great sounds in there!

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Im looking for a distortion pedal. Ive never really used distortion except for a couple of Mesas and an Egnator amp.IVe alway been more about OD than Distortion

So far Ive read about Marshall Guv'nor, JHS Angry Charlie, Wampler Pinnacle, MXR EVH, s/h MI  Audio Crunch Box. I think any of them might be okay, have enough gain. Sort of JCM 800 + in a pedal levels of gain rather than JTM levels of overdrive which I seem to have well and truly covered.

I have a RAT. It isnt doing it for me. 
 
Any other suggestions? 
 

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I have a JHS AT+ which effectively is slightly hotter Angry Charlie modded especially for Andy Timmons.  Andy uses it in conjuntion with his Mesa Lone Star for articulation and its versatility in driving any number of other amps in an unknown baseline.  This is when he has to travel light and doesn't know what amps will be available to him at the site. 

The pedal has a JFET front end with three sets of overhead that can be switched in dependent on whether he is playing through a 25W, 50W, or 100W head.  The pedal also has a boost circuit that can be switched in independently and adjusted on the need to futher drive a front end.

I personally have mine driving the clean channel of my Boogie Mark III 60/100W, leaving the amp in 100W mode.  I like the results very much, playing the rig through the stock EVM-12S in the combo, with a small Thiele cabinet loaded with an EVM-12 on the side. 

Go check out the Andy Timmons AT+ demos, and what he has to say about the design "Whys" and see if this is near your needs.

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