Paul C Timmy has a new...brother?! | Paul C Audio Zefram

[@13aphomet]

In the Star Trek universe the guy that invented warp drive is named... Zefram Cochrane (played by James Cromwell in the movies..) 👍🏼

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Got it! Haha fun play on words there…

[@Corporations8MyBaby]

Cochrane, Paul is a real boy. Zephram Cochrane is a character who met the first aliens (Vulcans) and got us to Warp Speed. The Tim pedal changed my life.

[@AmbientEndeavors]

TIM is 🐐 - such a classic staple in the overdrive chronology.

[@samrock83]

Zefram (pronounced Zefrum) Cochrane is the first human being to achieve warp speed in the year 2063. Played by James Cromwell in the film Star Trek: First Contact in 1996. The character first appeared in an Original Series episode in the 60's.

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Thank you for this!

[@tinkercitymusic]

This sounds great. Much better than I was expecting from the data out on it. Nice work!

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Hey, thanks! yeah some nice tones in this one!

[@RICO_SUAVE21]

Great demo! And great sounding pedal!

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Thanks for watching! 🍻

[@58lp2002]

Good demo. No wonder you had the Mid down all the way in the beginning. It sounded much better that way.

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Yea, it's definitely the focal point of the pedal that active MID control. It gets a bit...much in my opinion too; a little bit goes a long way. Although for those that like that mid-forward, almost tweed / Marshall thing, the way it affects the saturation is kind of cool.

[@jash500]

It feels like its asking for a bright EQ kick from a Timmy running in front. Also curious how it would sound stacked with a lightspeed, freq knob past noon 🤔

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Probably would be cool in tandem with a Lightspeed; the more stiff top end of the LS would bring a little more definition to the Zefram I bet.

[@strangequark420]

Ordered one the other day. This is a very informative demo ... thanks!

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Glad it was helpful - thanks for watching!

[@choppednshredded]

Awesome demo! Go Twins!

[@AmbientEndeavors]

Thanks! Go Twins! GO WOLVES!!! 🏀

[@Impractical_Engineer]

I dial this sound in on the Kernom Ridge. Really great harmonics and dynamics.

[@AmbientEndeavors]

still need to check out the Ridge, played it at NAMM and I was impressed.

[@FuzzFace]

Nice guitar tone

[@AmbientEndeavors]

thanks! thanks for watching 👍

[@AmbientMelancholy]

😎

[@AmbientEndeavors]

✌️

[@electricwhiterabbit]

What is the speaker emulation used in the oxbox for this demo?

[@fonklangoryklangory2586]

Man, it’s perfect sound, woow 🤩🤩🤩😍😍🥰🔥🔥👏👏❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 Tell me about your setup, please, what cables you use? Strings? Power supply? Pick ? Please 🥰 I love you. Best regards. 👏👏👏🤩🤩🔥🤩❤️‍🔥😎😎😍🥰🥰

[@edwardjons8684]

Kinda cool, but very very dark sounding to me.

[@AmbientEndeavors]

it definitely leans darker, with the MIDS adding more "weight" than sparkle for sure. With the treble up past 3 you can get a bit more top end shine, but you're right, it's darker in general.

[@peterliolis5482]

So he built a Jan Ray Vemurem, Paul had a go at a diy vendor saying the schem. isn''t even the same etc ,well wampler jhs etc all make modified pedals from other companies ,the Vemurem dosen''t sound like a Timmy paul slightly fatter and warmer

[@cluap]

? This isn't built around any other pedal. It's an original design I've been sitting on for years.

[@fretlvlmidnight]

If I recall correctly he tried to pass the Jan Ray off as an original design when it’s a Timmy knock off.

[@peterliolis5482]

@@cluap I look at John Maher PRS Strat. well what can you say original designs have been copied and modified for years the marshall blues breaker amp , and more ,the jan ray sounds different .Just like a 808 and a ts9 wampler says it is component tolerance , probably modification Brian 808 has smoother top end- like the jan ray

[@jared8324]

The Timmy came before the Jan ray, The Jan ray is stolen from Timmy. The only 2 modern overdrives pedals that have been original designs and not stolen are the klon, and the Timmy. The rest are stolen from tubescreamer, od1 s, Bluesbreaker etc. Anyone can clone a circuit, but hardly no one can build and original circuit

[@peterliolis5482]

@@jared8324 But they dont sound the same the Jan Ray has a smooth top end and the 808 is smoother than the ts9 ,there is enough modification to call them different .