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Time Machine Boost


Time Machine Boost
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World Class Time Machine guitar effect pedal. They Call it a Genie in a Pedal!

- On the cover of Vintage Guitar Magazine, March 2003!
- Featured in the Mighty BUZZ BIN, Guitar World Magazine, Feb. 2003 Issue.

Check out Peter Frampton's board on his 2004 tour! He was kind enough to spend and incredible 3 hours with Keeley Electronics and treat us to dinner. What a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Thanks so much, Peter.

This is a 2 channel, 3 mode pre-amplifier (booster) for driving your amplifiers into overdrive or saturation. The two channels on the pre-amplifier are labeled Vintage and Modern. The Vintage side is inspired by rare germanium boosts like the Dallas Rangemaster. The Modern side a new +23dB gain dual JFET, very transparent, guitar signal amplifier and 18 volts.

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Price: $289.00

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FAQ

QUESTION: Hello Keeley, So,I'm using the Fulltone Mini Deja, OCD, Full Drive2 and the Time Machine Boost, turning on all of them in the DC Brick. I have a Nova Delay too but I turn on it with their own power supply. I'd like to buy the Keeley Comp 4 knob and I'd like to power it through the DC Brick. Is that ok? Thanks for your patience.

ANSWER:Howdy sir! Yes, I think that those pedals Keeley Comp 4 knob Fulltone Mini Deja, OCD, Full Drive2 and the Time Machine Boost will all work OK with the DC Brick. However, if you power them all with batteries and listen to the Noise and Hiss, then compare that to plugging in the power supply cables you will determine if you are getting noise generated by ground loops.

I think it will be fine, but you will have to check just in case. The pedals you mention are all low current so I think noise creation/generation should be okay or low. The TMB has a voltage-doubler and a ¡§picky¡¨ germanium transistor circuit that could cause problems. Always try to use a battery with your TMB if possible. Try to connect your guitar directly to the TMB if you use the Vintage side a lot. - Thanks!, Robert Keeley


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