As long as I’m above ground and my hands still work. 😊

Thank you so much. I do appreciate it.

Nice. Honestly, 80% of the time I’m just straight into the amp, so when I use a pedal, I’m mainly looking for one that sounds and feels like my amp is louder than it is. The vast majority of my major influences just cranked their amps. This pedal does that better than most I’ve tried, and I’ve tried a lot over the years. But yeah, if something required more drive I could hit my Klon clone and I’m sure that’d work well for the occasional blues/rock kinda thing. Thanks so much for watching.

Thank you my friend.

Sadly I never got to see him live. I worked with a friend who opened for him a few times back in the 70s. In fact, the guitar player in his old band ended up in Freddie’s band. He’s one of my many important influences. Thanks so much for watching.

Thanks so much. Appreciated.

Yes, exactly what I like about it. And it “feels” like I’m playing a very loud amp at virtually any volume.

Yeah, it's really cool. Unique. Mojo plus. @@leonardgriffieblues5845

I hadn’t thought of that since the PRS shape is the same for most of the double cuts. But with the classic cherry finish and that black pickguard, I can see what you mean. Thanks for watching.

Lift away my friend. 😎 Thanks so much for watching.

Yes, it’s a pretty remarkable pedal.

Nice. Sounds like a good pair. Thanks so much for watching.

Nice. Yes, there are a lot of choices and honestly, “best” is only what’s best for you. Thanks so much for watching.

Thank you my friend. Happy birthday!

Overdrives

What, nine’s too many. 🤣 Thank you my friend. I have three others but if I’ll sell whichever one seems redundant. The real irony is, most of the time I just crank the amp!

​@@leonardgriffieblues5845 😁🙂

Yes, the Timmy is a fine pedal. I have a Janray clone that fills that spot. I do tend to gravitate toward the Dumble style drives and the J Rocket Dude was my previous favorite. But having the clean control does take it up a notch. Thanks for watching.

What settings do you use on your Timmy? I have one but I'm basically just using it as a clean boost. But maybe I'm not using it to its full potential.

@@aleonyohan6745 Remember that the Treble and Bass controls are cuts, not adds, so at full, they are sending the signal through untouched. You then use them to cut the amount passed through to set the tonality. I start with near 0 Gain and adjust the volume so that the signal is pushing the amp a bit. I then up the Gain to get the 'grrr' component where I want it.

@@RocktCityTimwhere do you like your 3-way selector switch?

@@aleonyohan6745For my Single coils to the right, for my Humbuckers in the middle.

I’m not sure I’d agree with “far better pedal”, but it’s certainly an option. I’m assuming this has to be a King of Tone copy. Ultimately it’s always what speaks to you. Funny enough, I got my first guitar in 1963 as well. I was 12 and my dad was a pro player who knew I wanted a Fender but didn’t play Fenders himself so he bought me a Jazzmaster. I played that thing through my first pro work until I traded it in on a new Strat in 1970. Wish I had either of those back. Thanks so much for watching.

Thank you so much my friend. Always a joy to hear from my regular viewers. Take good care of yourself.

Very nice as well. I actually shot some video with the Strat but it didn’t make the final video because I played the same riff and it was just too much repetition.