A revamped version of their original "Tumnus", he has added a very well designed tone stack to let you shape your tone, as well as an awesome sounding buffer that you can engage to let you run the pedal in buffered mode instead of true bypass.

Very good to tighten the Rhythm tone or to boost for solos.

I have always liked Tubescreamers because of the great midrange tones, you can get those as well with the eq controls

Being modeled after the supposed ultimate "transparent overdrive" that will run you upwards of several thousand dollars nowadays when you can find one on the used market, Wampler has created a pedal that FAR surpasses the pedal that the Tumnus Deluxe was based on.

The overdrive is fantastic and is even better when paired with another (in my case, the JHS Bonasi)

Amazing overdrive or boost pedal depending on how you use it.

A revamped version of their original "Tumnus", he has added a very well designed tone stack to let you shape your tone, as well as an awesome sounding buffer that you can engage to let you run the pedal in buffered mode instead of true bypass.

Even with the pedal off, the buffer is magical

I absolutely love my Tumnus.

Brian Tumnus is brilliant

Wampler hit this one OUT OF THE PARK and created an overdrive that greatly exceeds the original "transparent overdrive" circuit.

Its got a nice sound, a good contrast to the other overdrives on my pedalboard

I generally went with an MXR Modified OD (and love it)

It's not a rookie pedal at all (most decent OD pedals aren't), you have to work a while to balance it, but when you do it delivers

Depending on what your 9v connector looks like (e.g. it's angled), you may not be able to plug the pedal in

It's one of these:Hosa IRG-100.5 Low-Profile Right-Angle Guitar Patch Cable, 6 inchYou see how the end is flat and round

I found it to be a great clean boost pedal, but in my opinion it's not a good stand alone low gain overdrive pedal.

A revamped version of their original "Tumnus", he has added a very well designed tone stack to let you shape your tone, as well as an awesome sounding buffer that you can engage to let you run the pedal in buffered mode instead of true bypass.

Even when I am not running the pedal, I typically leave the pedal in buffered mode simply because the buffer makes my guitar's tone just sound "better" (and I don't run long enough cables to really effect the highs being rolled off because of cable resistance)..