Keeley Mk3 Driver Overdrive

Very versatile drive pedal. Can be used as a clean boost to slight break up/crunch.
With the AT or RK switches on both drive and tone sides of the pedal, you can engage both Silcon and Germanium diode clipping, so you can get a fairly gained out tone with a decent amount of fuzz break up. So big, warm and fat tone, rather than I high gain over saturated gain circuit. It goes without being said you can pretty much get both main Andy Timmons tones from the pedal: The Broken up neck pick up tone and you can somewhat get the warm bridge pick up lead tone is you us the Germanium and Silcon circuit together. See online/you tube reviews for the break down on the RK and AT toggle switch features. Highly recommend this pedal for guitar player looking for a "push" or "boost" in tone.

Einerseits vielseitig, weil entweder "nur" als leichter Booster, als Soundveredeler nutzbar, aber auch als Overdrive von low gain bis mid gain, oder auch als quasi Fuzz. Und andererseits klingt es auch bei allen dieser Optionen immer wunderbar nach "mir", also nach meiner Gitarre und meinem Amp. Es verbiegt den Ton nicht. Das Pedal ist sehr anschlagsdynamisch, sehr "musikalisch". Es hat zwar reichlich Höhen, die man aber auch gut zähmen kann, es klingt immer "warm". Es kann man geradeso Haare auf einen ansonsten cleanen Sound hinzufügen aber auch richtig brüllen - alles mit den Fingern und dem Gainknopf regelbar. Fabelhaft! Der Unterschied zwischen AT und RK (Germanium) ist deutlich und eine weitere schöne Option.
Ich habe schon einige Overdrive-Pedale gehabt, dieses hier ist speziell.

Also have the first pedal SUPER AT MOD with only 2 options - so to say - both are also versitile as PRE stacking othre pedals with Gain set low - zero.

The new Germanium Muse options gives it also a more tight 'clean' gain if that make any sense without 'extra mudd/ fat freq' you also want sometimes with silicone clipping. The Germanium prize to pay is volume decrease but just volume up and go. Or buy 2 with different settings....

I prefer the silicone clip Gain below 2 o clock ish .
Germanium works All IN but I find both Gain structures best about low 7 to 1 o'clock.

It's an 'Andy' pedal, distlevel, not chainsaw or even good imo at highest Gain settings I find 'flabby' - but lower gain after taste together with Your Amp set just about breakup level -
there you Go . you have a REALLY good pedal for the purpose its meant to be. Little bit cousin TS sound but clearer mids , nice to ear.
Overall -
Sounds so F good and both silicon and Germanium with switch gives you 4 flavors in 1 pedal.