Death by Audio Interstellar Overdriver

The MM Silver from budget guitar effects manufacturer Ammoon is much like the Mosky Audio TM overdrive: a clone of the popular Timmy drive stomp by Paul Cochrane. Unlike the TM, however, Mosky put all of the control knobs on the face of the MM. You get easy access to dedicated Gain, Volume, Bass, and Treble control dials without having to open the MM’s enclosure. Tone-wise, the MM Silver serves up a transparent overdrive that doesn’t overwhelm your core tone.

Every pedalboard needs a workhorse distortion pedal, and the Big Joe B-302 Rock guitar effects pedal is more than enough for even the most demanding of musicians. This ready and steady analog stompbox gives you massive amounts of bottom end, sustain, and harmonics wrapped in a thick, beefy big-amp tone that doesn’t sacrifice any of your guitar signal’s tonal clarity. Just dial in the dedicated Gain, Tone, and Level knobs to your liking, and you’re good to go. The Big Joe B-302 Rock pedal features true bypass switching.

The TightDrive comes with various unique features, including the Tight control. It tweaks your amp’s attack, and when you combine it with the Volume, Gain, and Tone controls, loads of distortion sounds are possible. It can also dial in different amounts of crunch. Whether you are utilizing it to beat up your heavy amp or with a clean amp, the TightDrive pedal can do the job. It can tighten the attack and lower the gain to turn heavy lead tone into a chunky rhythm sound seamlessly.