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Description
Immerse yourself in the tonal versatility that is the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature Overdrive Pedal. Born from a collaboration between the iconic guitarist Andy Timmons and the innovative minds at JHS, this pedal is your gateway to achieving the coveted tones of classic British rock. Engineered to perfection, it maintains the essence of the JHS Angry Charlie, enhancing it with unique features tailored to Timmons' sonic preferences. With its intuitive four-knob layout and special "Air" function, shaping your sound has never been more precise. Whether you're aiming for the subtle nuances of a 25w setup or the full-throated roar of a 100w stack, the three-way toggle switch ensures your tone transitions smoothly from bedroom to stadium. Dive into the world of Andy Timmons and discover your sound's true potential with this distinctive overdrive pedal.
Key Features:
- Collaboration between Andy Timmons and JHS, based on the JHS Angry Charlie
- Four knobs for detailed sound shaping: Volume, EQ, Drive, and "Air" (low-pass filter)
- Three-way toggle switch for selectable headroom (25w, 50w, 100w modes)
- Designed to emulate the iconic tones of the Marshall JCM800
Product specs
| Brand | JHS |
| Model | @ The AT Andy Timmons Signature Drive |
| Finish | Black, Red |
| Year | 2016 - 2017 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Overdrive and Boost Pedals |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What type of overdrive tones can I expect from the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal?
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The JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal delivers versatile overdrive tones ranging from smooth, creamy distortion to aggressive high-gain sounds, inspired by the iconic Marshall JCM800 amp, which makes it suitable for rock, blues, and metal genres.
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Does the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal work well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups?
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Yes, the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal is designed to perform well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups, maintaining clarity and articulation across different guitar setups.
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Can the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal be powered by a standard 9V power supply?
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Yes, the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal requires a standard 9V DC power supply, making it compatible with most pedalboard power setups.
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Is the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal suitable for live performances?
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Absolutely, the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal is built for reliability and offers dynamic overdrive tones, making it an excellent choice for live performances and studio recordings.
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Does the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal have a true bypass?
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Yes, the JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature pedal features true bypass switching, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.
Videos
JHS Pedals
Andy Timmons demo of JHS Pedals AT Channel Drive pedal
Andy Timmons demo of JHS Pedals AT Channel Drive pedal
JHS Pedals
JHS Andy Timmons Signature Channel Drive, demo by Pete Thorn
Pete Thorn
Andy Timmons Signature Overdrive, by JHS Pedals
JHS Pedals
JHS Pedals The AT - Andy Timmons Signature Overdrive
ProGuitarShopDemos
JHS AT (Andy Timmons) Drive
Elmo Karjalainen
Reviews
PROS
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Mimics high-gain JCM800 tone with smoother highs
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Offers extensive headroom, especially at 18V
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Functions as an "amp in a box" with excellent EQ control
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Produces natural distortion, works well with tube amps and direct into DAW
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Versatile, replacing TS9 and OCD pedals for some users
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Includes an "AIR" control to adjust high frequencies without altering overall tone
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Capable of both subtle overdrive and aggressive distortion
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Responsive to guitar volume adjustments for dynamic playing
CONS
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Produces hiss at very high gain settings
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Some users find it uncomfortably loud
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about JHS The AT Andy Timmons Signature.
Features and functionality
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The pedal offers an independent boost, providing versatility from low to high gain settings.
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The boost function is hardwired to operate before the overdrive, limiting configuration flexibility compared to pedals like the Sweet Tea or Double Barrel.
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The AT+ offers variable compression via a "wattage" toggle, providing versatility for different musical styles.
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Comparisons
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Compared to the Friedman BE-OD, this pedal is crunchier with less gain and high-end.
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A user switched to a Lovepedal Purple Plexi, suggesting a preference for its tone over the JHS AT Andy Timmons Signature.
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It's noted that the AT+ is perceived as being derived from the MI Audio Crunch Box, raising discussions about originality in design.
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The AT+ is described as sounding more like an unmodded Marshall, contrasting the Friedman BE-OD's resemblance to Friedman amps.
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While the BE-OD excels in high gain, the AT+ is noted for its capability in lower gain applications and more diverse tonal range.
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Setup and maintenance
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To improve switch accessibility, use a tallboy button on the main drive switch and a regular height on the boost.
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User experience
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While some dislike the red color and logo, a black-cased version of the pedal is available for those seeking a different aesthetic.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 5 Reviews and 15 Ratings
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Good Golly Goolies!
This Overdrive slaps. It's got this mojo and ability to get really aggressive after a few knob turns. It's so good it at getting dirty it feels like switching over to the dirty channel of an amp when the gain is cranked up. The added independent boost I feel is super lacking. it's either too much or too noisy. It does something weird with the tone too, just not my thing. However I do Love the form factor, maybe they can update the boost function? Honestly I just love using this pedal more than any overdrive I've tried in years. Don't sleep on it!
UPDATE: So I sold the current version of the AT+ pedal and got the previous version which is ideal for me. As an OD on it's own without the boost circuit it's a legit awesome heavy overdrive pedal. able to go from mild boost to bone crunching drive and tweak ability to fulfill your needs as a player. I gave the current AT+ pedal a 4/5 mainly because I thought the boost was entirely unnecessary and added noise to the pedal I couldn't turn off.
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Best OD
This really does capture the Andy Timmons sound coming out of his Lonestar, I use this with a Fender vintage amp, and a fender emulator, and probably this is the best high gain OD out there, the "AIR" control is an answer to any overly muddy, overly bright amp/pedal problem you ever had before, you can add or drop those very high frequencies without having to change your overall tone, which is always a pain. very easy to reach the many sweetspots this pedal can provide
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Amazing pedal
When #I bought this, I did wonder if it got such good reviews simply because it was andy timmons and thats enough for a 5* review. Fear not dear reader, as its a fantastic pedal. It's supposed to be a hot rodded marshall, and as far as i can tell it's accurate. Great pedal
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Andy Timmons from his home studio in Texas introduces the brand new JHS Pedals Andy Timmons pedal know as "The AT Channel Drive"
Shown at 1:54 of The Making of Childish Gambino’s Redbone.
In this video, Thorn demonstrated the JHS Andy Timmons signature channel drive.
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