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Stu Mackenzie is from the Australian band The King Lizard and the Lizard Wizard. He stacked 2 defunct Jam Pedals Boomster onto a small Pawn Shop amp to make an Album. This pedal captures that sound and adds a Treble booster as well.
CONCLUSION__
It sounds good but is definitely a niche sound and like all Jam pedals pricy. Even so there are many guys who collect these pedals. The site crashed minutes after launch by being overloaded and now the pedal is already sold out, LOL 😇
In 1987 Peavey brought out a Marshall derivative the Peavey VTM 60/120 watt amps. They had what one refers to today as the Jose mods. The sound is now considered harsh but it cut like rusty knife in a time when radio rock was full of Hard Rock tunes.
The layout gives you Pre and Post with a normal Bass, Mids and Treble then you get a series of DIP switches to bring on the Jose mods.
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Before you think this is totally not your sound you might want to think of it is a fresh alternative of a sound to use where you would use a Fuzz either as a cool on your face or stacked on a more mellow Overdrive. I love it!!!