JAM Pedals Tiny Amp Destroyer Distortion Effect Pedal, Stu Mackenzie Signature

From the twisted minds of Athens, Greece's JAM Pedals and "What the heck"-core bandleader Stu Mackenzie of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, the JAM Pedals Tiny Amp Destroyer is everything and nothing you'd expect. A joint project of JAM and Mackenzie, the Tiny Amp Destroyer embodies the true experimental, rock-and-roll, "Who would think of that?"-ness of King Gizzard and Mackenzie's tiny, blown-out, $30 pawn shop amplifier. Hail to the king, baby.

An original creation inspired by Mackenzie's two JAM Pedals Boomsters driving a small secondhand combo amp where it was never meant to go, the Tiny Amp Destroyer is just that. The pedal features two gain stages with independent footswitches for solo or stacked options capable of smooth, low-gain breakup all the way to the top, overflowing with overwhelming, saturated distortion. Close control throughout the pedal's gain flow offers plenty of space and opportunity to get it performing precisely how you prefer – or with care to the wind and precedence be darned. A built-in treble boost circuit with an independent footswitch and a "Magic" switch pack even more surprises throughout for an effect that celebrates authentic "tiny amp" tones and otherworldly, cataclysmic debauchery alike.

A signature pedal completely in character if we ever saw one, the Tiny Amp Destroyer gets us all a little closer to the true lizardy wizardry.