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Description

Introducing "The Jeff" Mod Archer, an embodiment of iconic Archer pedal, meticulously crafted to replicate the exact specs of the version used by the legendary Jeff Beck on his live pedal board. This dynamic pedal is designed to offer a spectrum of tonal possibilities, ranging from a subtle boost to a fierce overdrive when the gain is cranked up. It's the perfect tool for musicians looking to add a touch of versatility and character to their sound, just like Beck himself.

Key Features:

  • Modeled after the exact specifications of the version used by Jeff Beck
  • Offers a wide range of tonal possibilities, from subtle boost to fierce overdrive
  • Ideal for musicians seeking to add versatility and character to their sound
  • Perfect for live performances and studio recordings

Product specs

Pedal Type Boost/Overdrive
Analog/Digital Analog
Inputs 1 x 1/4"
Outputs 1 x 1/4"
Bypass Switching Buffered
EQ Treble Control
Power Source 9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Batteries 1 x 9V
Power Usage 26mA
Width 2.30"
Depth 4.00"

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer pedal?

The Jeff Mod Archer pedal provides a versatile boost and overdrive, delivering a transparent tone with a focus on clarity and harmonic richness. It's ideal for enhancing your guitar's natural sound while adding a touch of drive.

Is the J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer suitable for both live performances and studio recording?

Yes, the pedal's buffered bypass and transparent overdrive make it an excellent choice for both live and studio settings, ensuring consistent tone and signal integrity.

Can the J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer be powered by a battery?

Yes, it can be powered by a single 9V battery, offering flexibility for use without a power supply.

How does the treble control on the J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer affect the sound?

The treble control allows you to fine-tune the high-frequency response, enabling you to brighten or warm your tone to suit different styles and settings.

Does the J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer work well with other pedals in a signal chain?

Yes, the pedal's buffered bypass ensures it integrates smoothly with other pedals, maintaining signal clarity and preventing tone loss.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Mimics the Klon KTR's transparent clean and overdriven tones closely

  • Limited edition signed by Jeff Beck adds collectible value

  • Uses new old stock parts for authentic vintage tone

  • Wide range of tones from clean boost to snarling overdrive

  • Smooth overdrive sound, possibly smoother than Klon KTR

  • Versatile, works well boosting other pedals or directly boosting the amp

  • Simple but effective controls for shaping sound

  • Enhances guitar and amp sound without coloring the original tone

  • Offers a broader, larger tone with open and round harmonies in overdrive

  • Jeff Beck's endorsement and use add credibility

CONS

  • Limited edition nature may make it difficult to obtain

  • High cost for a pedal that specializes in one effect

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer.

Comparisons

  • The Jeff mod is said to use NOS components but still incorporates many SMD parts, making it a debated choice for authenticity seekers.

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Features and functionality

  • The Rockaway Archer is highlighted for its 6-band EQ, essential for those seeking a versatile sound-shaping tool within the Klon-style pedal range.

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  • The copper version uses germanium transistors, while the silver version uses silicon, which significantly impacts tonal characteristics and should be a primary consideration beyond aesthetics.

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User experience

  • Owners suggest the silver Archer for darker amps and the ikon or Jeff for brighter amps, indicating tonal matching based on amp characteristics.

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  • Some users express concern about the copper version developing a patina over time, which could affect the pedal's appearance and potentially its resale value.

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Value and pricing

  • Some users perceive higher-priced pedals as hype-driven rather than quality-built, suggesting mass-produced options may offer greater durability.

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Build quality

  • The copper finish is noted for its aesthetic appeal and ability to age gracefully, which may be desirable for those who appreciate a vintage look.

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It works great as a boost pedal

I'm no "Klon" expert but the Jeff Archer sounds amazing boosting my my other overdrive pedals or directly boosting the amp.

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See how John Mayer uses J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer

John Mayer

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John Mayer Trio

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John has been known for using a Klon Centaur consistently on his rigs since 2009. Although the settings have varied from time to time, it's a big part of his sound, used on its own or stacked with the TS10 for lead sounds. Recently we learned that John actually found a pedal to use for those sounds when can't bring his Klon for some reason (He has actually said he only owns one): that pedal is the J Rockett Jeff Mod Archer. J Rockett has been putting the Archer pedals since 2014, now offering different models for different necessities and tonal options. The Jeff Archer features NOS diodes and special tweaks to make it the ultimate Klone.

John was first seen using it on his board for the 2021 TV Promo performances, playing 'Wild Blue' and 'Last Train Home'. For each of these songs the setup of the pedalboard was changed but the TS10 and the Jeff Archer stayed.

When the Sob Rock Tour kicked in, the Jeff Archer was loaded into his 'spare' board: a smaller sized board with the basics for his tone so he could take it anywhere easily and quickly while in the middle of touring.

This board was used when he played with Bob Weir and the Wolf Bros. at the Radio City Music Hall (NYC - April 3, 2022). This was in the middle of the Sob Rock Tour shows in Florida. He used his PRS McCarty 594 nicknamed "Honey" into a Fender Princeton amp.

Also, for the final shows of the tour in Boston, he joined Alexander 23 on May 9 for a cover of 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World'. For this, he used this board again, using a Custom Shop Jackson SL-1 into a Fender Vibroverb.

See how Jeff Beck uses J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer

Jeff Beck

Guitarist

Mark Knopfler’s Guitar Heroes

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See how Michael Lee Firkins uses J Rockett Audio Designs "The Jeff" Mod Archer

Michael Lee Firkins

Guitarist

The Clinton Administration

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Michael Lee Firkins is confirmed to use "The Jeff" Mod Archer pedal, as evidenced by his Instagram post where he thanks J Rockett Audio and Chris Van Tassel for sending him these JB Archer pedals for his tour. In the caption, Firkins explains that Jeff was using the standard silver Archer in place of his Klon and that Chris built a custom Archer, which he tried and loved.

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