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Originally released in the 1948, the Fender Super Amp was the company's first multi-speaker amplifier, originally named the "Dual Professional" before becoming the Super Amp in 1950. In 1960, the Super amp went through a major overhaul both in circuitry and cosmetics. The Brownface-era amps of the early 1960s featured electronics which are essentially the same as Concert Amp, Pro, and Bandmaster but with a tube rectifier.

This is a one-of-a-kind, hand-wired pedal by bremerklang - built for tone fanatics, pedalboard obsessives, and sonic explorers who believe “boutique” should mean more than just a pretty box. If you’ve ever thought “I wish I could pack two rare vintage amp personalities into one stompbox and light up my pedalboard with something nobody else has,” - this one’s for you. From jangly Beatles-esque rhythm chime to full-throttle end-of-the-’60s stomp, it’s all inside.

Two independent circuits, each a love letter to late-’60s British, “Sgt. Pepper & White Album” transistor amp tone:

Left side: a faithful reinterpretation of the “Dr. Robert” vibe - originally inspired by the ultra-rare Vox UL 730 hybrid amp once used by the Beatles. Wide mid-sweep, crisp chime, and a dedicated, switchable, boost stage for full-on end-stage grit. The UL730 side adds external Bass and Treble controls that open up a broad tonal spectrum, as well as Mid and Gain controls that interact dynamically yielding everything from cutting presence to thick wwhooomp. Two knobs to control the so-called “Boost” section: in reality, it’s much more than a volume lift. Here, the regular µ-amp gain stage is replaced by a furious, dirty alternative power stage that pushes the circuit into fuzz/distortion territory when needed. Very cool, very alive. Can get very wild.

Right side: a circuit inspired by the “White Pedal” lineage - itself a boutique nod to the solid-state Vox used in the sessions for said album. Think crunchy end-’60s transistor character, ranging from warm overdrive to snarling fuzz with chewy, mid-shifting tone. Not only “Revolution” - but a lot more. Raw bite of the late-’60s Vox Conqueror amps in a compact box. Its solid-state overdrive and fuzz stages deliver tight lows, glassy highs, and that unmistakable chewy mid growl. The sweepable three way “MID” switch recreates the Conqueror’s MRB (mid-range boost) circuit, letting you “park” a resonant mid hump like a fixed wah.

Simple yet versatile it moves from from overdrive to fuzz without losing clarity. A faithful homage to the transistor-era Vox sound: articulate, immediate, and gloriously un-tubey.

As you guys know, "the bastard" had been Hiram's icon. One of the famous guitar in the musicians' world, since Hiram had played it with Sting, Billy Joel, James Brown... so many great performances were produced by this exquisite with Hiram's a never-to-be-forgotten burning soul. Now the guitar is still singing and howling in the hands of a Korean legend guitarist-singer-songwriter, Jong Jin KIM of SSaW (Spring Summer Autumn Winter), aka JJTONE. This photo was captured at SSaW's wine concert in Seoul, S. KOREA in early 2010s.

As you guys know, "the bastard" had been Hiram's icon. One of the famous guitar in the musicians' world, since Hiram had played it with Sting, Billy Joel, James Brown... so many great performances were produced by this exquisite with Hiram's a never-to-be-forgotten burning soul.

The Nash E57 is a guitar model from Nash Guitars, known for its vintage-inspired design and high-quality construction, aiming to replicate the look and feel of a well-worn Fender Esquire from the 1950s. It's crafted with a focus on capturing the essence of vintage instruments while offering custom shop quality at a more accessible price point.

This was a custom finished Les Paul made for Jim specifically. He has Burstbucker 3s installed and uses this guitar to open his sets.

This was a custom finished Les Paul made for Jim Peterik of Survior specifically. He has Burstbucker 3s installed and uses this guitar to open his sets.

This was a custom finished Les Paul made for Jim specifically. He has Burstbucker 3s installed and uses this guitar to open his sets.