Allman Guitars

We just finished the demo video for the Rescue Squad. Check it out then get your name on the preorder list! https://youtu.be/sU1aC-OgaM0

We have gotten quite a bit of interest for the new Rescue Squad pedal. The original prototype was bought almost immediately, but we didn’t just stop there. We have made a few tweaks to the design to add even more control for your tone. We are now taking pre-orders for a production run of the Rescue Squad. Production is a bit of a misnomer because each pedal is still hand built and assembled, but we will be making a batch all at once. If you would like to get one of the first run of these pedals, the cost is $250, with $100 of that due as a deposit to hold one of the first batch for you. Contact us via messenger for details on how to reserve your Rescue Squad. Pre-order will close at the end of September so don’t wait! (A video demo of this version is in the works, so keep an eye on this page for that soon!)

The Rescue Squad is two 808 Tube Screamer circuits with clipping slectors along with a Ross style compressor with Attack control, Treble Boost control, and Input Gain, all in the same enclosure with an order selection switch. While this will be perfect for any Phan, any guitarist can use it to create all the different drive tones they want. This is just a very brief demo of how the different circuits interact together. There are a lot more tones on board if you really dive in!

This is the Rescue Squad. While it will certainly be right at home for any Phan, anyone can appreciate the combination of effects found here. The Rescue Squad houses three separate effects in one enclosure. First there are two 808 spec tube screamer circuits, with the added bonus of a clipping selector for each OD between standard silicon and LED. The 808s are wired in series, so you can run one, the other, or both together for some extreme drive tones. The third circuit... is a Ross style compressor, but with a lot more options. In addition to the standard Level and Sustain controls, the compressor includes an Attack control like the Keeley compressors. There is also an input gain control so you can match the compressor input to your guitar pickups, whether they are high output humbuckers all the way to low output vintage single coils. There is also a switch for Treble boost, which gives three different levels of treble output to the compressor, from flat all the way to super sparkly jangle. And to top it all off, there is an order selection switch so you can decide if you want to run the compressor before or after the overdrives. Come get your Phish on! See more