November 4, 2004
LegendaryTones and Robert Keeley today announced a new enhanced version of their Time Machine Boost (TMB), designed to maximize the tone of existing guitar and amplifier rigs and provide the ultimate lead and rhythm boosted tones. The new two-channel, quad-mode version of the TMB features many updates over the original classic which all adds up to even greater tonal versatility.
The Modern channel now includes a Warp Drive switch that delivers added drive gain and harmonics while retaining the tone and punch. Ergonomic and functional enhancements are also part of the new Time Machine Boost, including the use of a "no tools" battery access compartment all housed in a custom-designed angled enclosure made of heavy-duty galvanized steel.
About the Time Machine Boost
The LegendaryTones and Robert Keeley Time Machine Boost is a two-channel, quad-mode boost pedal that offers two unique modes of vintage-style boosts in its Vintage channel, as well as two modes within its Modern channel. The TMB is designed to push tube amplifiers for expressive rhythm and lead boosts via its completely independent channels and circuits.
The TMB has a wide range of uses. Use it to further overdrive a tube amplifier into more harmonically rich distortion or as a preamp to strengthen the output signal of a guitars pickups. Its two-footswitchable channels with independentvolume levels provide further dynamics, tone shaping, and versatility.
Features
Pricing and Availability
The Time Machine Boost by Legendary Tones and Robert Keeley is available direct or through a dealer network for $299. Due to the amount of time involved building each hand-crafted Time Machine Boost pedal, there is a current anticipated waiting period of 4-6 weeks.
For more information, visit their web site at www.timemachineboost.com
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