JT had a personal overdub studio where he would do remote overdubs and other projects. The studio consisted of a control room and a live…
Overview: The Gretsch 6120W is a mellow, sweet sounding hollow body guitar with a Bigsby vibrato bar. These guitars were made in Japan from 1988-2002…
Overview: The Xotic RC Booster has been chosen by many Nashville guitarists as their clean boost pedal for sessions and live shows. It gives good…
JT’s Boss TU-2 tuner (picture from June 29, 2009) Overview: The Boss TU-2 was the industry standard guitar tuner pedal from its introduction in 1998…
Overview: The Line 6 DL-4 is a historically important delay pedal. It offers 15 types of delay, has presets, tap tempo, and a looper. Its…
JT’s original Nobels ODR-1 (1993-2001), picture from 2009 Overview: The Nobels ODR-1 is a relatively complex overdrive with emphasized low end and reduced high end.…
Overview: The Timmy has been one of the most popular overdrive pedals among Nashville guitarists since Paul Cochrane started building them in 2004. It gives…
Overview: The Keeley 2-Knob Compressor tightens up the guitar’s tone with a well executed take on the classic stompbox compressor sound. History: Robert Keeley is…
JT’s VHT Pittbull 45 head, photo taken November 19, 2020 Overview: The VHT Pittbull 45 is a 2 channel British style amp with a clean…
JT’s Orange AD30, photo taken November 19, 2020 Overview: The Orange AD30 is based on the Vox AC30, but it has more distortion available if…