Reimagining the TS10 Tubescreamer circuit

Our newest pedal release, the Moxie Overdrive - an interesting but fresh take on the incredibly popular TS10 tubescreamer circuit.

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[wombat]

In the 80s, they had action movies with the sweaty "training montage". Now we get the dadbod electronics nerd tinkering montage. I like this.

[danielhoskins]

That intro was amazing!
The pedal looks and sounds great, but I think I’m holding out for the limited version graphic with Brian holding the chainsaw in a tank top/vest.

[chilidogcowboy]

You make the internet more delightful man. Thanks.

[moustachio]

Tubescreamers have so much folklore about them. I die inside every time I hear someone say they like the OD9 over the OD808 because it’s blahblahblah. I love how you add on additional features. Thats why Wampler makes the best pedals in this segment.

[discipleofec]

I have already purchased a Moxie. I have been using the old TS10. However, theft and poor contact were problems when using it outdoors. So I have been trying many alternative pedals (like the TS10), and finally I have found it. It produces the same sound as my TS10. It is even more orthodox and evolved. I think you are a genius. Thank you so much.

[chrisschneider]

"Also, why's there always reverb on my inner dialogue?" - laughed hard at this. Great sounding pedal Brian, just preordered it!

[jimhoman]

Cool pedal. I was lucky enough to see SRV on his last tour from back stage. He was using TS10s and standard Crybaby wah pedal. He had a drawer full of them. I asked his tech why he carried so many, he said "because he stomps on them and breaks them all the time." Wish I would have studied his set up better and know what I know now to really understand it. I was 19 at the time.

[marcchabot]

Loved the impact tool, chainsaw, welding mask, and cowboy boots combo! Clearly, you mean business!!!

[neal_laugman]

I knew there was something else about Brian I liked besides great pedals - he has a Husqvarna chain saw! And not to mention his proper chainsawing attire: A wife beater, shorts, and cowboy boots. The man defies the mainstream - a guy after my own heart. Whether it be the Tumnus, Belle, Mofetta, and now the Moxie, there is that something special about his gear and the man himself.

Way to do it bro!

[martin_gemme]

late to the game but, man do I love this pedal, the voice switch is magical ... thanks Brian

[Wermode]

"Hello, Sweetwater?" This will sit right after my Tumnus and Belle on my country board. Thanks, Brian, and cheers to Richard for that sweet graphic.

[GearSmackMusic]

Brian, your pedals are my favorite drive pedals, they're like love letters to guitarists who love great tone. I don't care what the trolls on TGP say, I'm glad you released this. Another one that's coming to my board as far as I'm concerned. Your videos always teach me something too!

[SomeRandomDude]

Best intro ever! How awesome to be able to breadboard stuff like that, wish I’d learned electronics. Great video!

[RobertNolan]

I'm glad that you give the people what they want while remaining "transparent" about everything, but also you give them what you would want FROM that pedal by adding or dare I say improving it. I can't wait to try it Brian, I bet it'd sound like a great tube screamer in my setup.

[PrinceWesterburg]

Well done Brian, knocked it out of the park once again! I know your boutique pedals are not cheap but they are worth every penny and still insanely cheaper than the scalper prices for vintage kit

[ripleyt]

That was a great line by Ibanez. I have had a CP10 for 36 years, bought new in 1986.

[barry]

It's really cool, groovy, right on and all of the above to hear and see the man, the myth and the legend reviewing his own pedal, his comment on how the amp, guitar and settings all contribute to the tone is the truth, the rest is up to the player. I'm not a big fan of the tube screamer but this pedal is so much more, his reference to the Zen Drive got my attention although I don't own an original, drive a very old beat up truck that always needs fixing, might have to sell the spare tire to buy the Moxie, enough said. Thank you Mr Wampler, you encourage people to keep on learning and playing.

[ramilrodriguez]

I love your pedals Brian!! You’ve built many great pedals and that one sounds awesome!!

[geraldhenrickson]

Being of the ambient persuasion i am just now doing research for my first tube screamer purchase. This is the one. No doubt about it. Thanks for the video.

[MrChopin]

My next pedal. Sounds great. Used to have a ts10 I gigged with that sounded amazing. This just even so much more.