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cellrebral · July 16th, 2012, 04:52 PM

Picked it up used for $85 out the door, has Tim's signature on back cover plate. Noticed it had an extra toggle switch added. I haven't brought it home to test out yet but was wondering if anyone knows what the extra toggle switch below the Gristle and Tone knob is for. The guy in the store said it might be a bass boost. Wondering if anyone can tell me if this is correct. Pictures are attached. I know the toggle switch on the upper right between the tone and gravy knob is for a vintage tube screamer to the left and if to the right it is a bit more compressed and high gain. Thanks for the help if anyone has input. Peace.

cellrebral · July 16th, 2012, 04:53 PM

Last two pics

artdecade · July 16th, 2012, 05:20 PM

Please review it when you get a chance. Thanks!

puremania · July 16th, 2012, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by artdecade

Please review it when you get a chance. Thanks!

Seconded. That's a fine looking piece of machinery!

cellrebral · August 3rd, 2012, 04:07 PM

Put the TC Jauernig DGTM through it's paces. It's a very nice Tube-screamer type pedal. Gets good tone at low volumes unlike some TS-type pedals, but really shines at higher volumes. The upper toggle switch gives you either a vintage voiced TS or a more compressed higher gain modern take on a TS almost like a mid boost. The lower toggle is not standard on the other DGTM pedals that I have seen, but on mine it appears to be a mod that functions as a bass boost. I have been stacking this with a pre 2003 (Non CTS Pots)Vintage Re-issue Rat with LM308n Chip. Rat at lower gain for rhythm and then kick on the DGTM to really cut through for leads. Very solid and well assembled hand made pedal. It has replaced any of my other TS type pedals for the time being, major upgrade over my SD-1 (C6 Removed) though I still really like the SD-1, and Bad Monkey (too much Tone-suck when not in use). Still in the honeymoon phase so take my review with that in mind.

July 16th, 2012, 04:52 PM	#1 (permalink)
cellrebral Tele-Meister Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: location, location Posts: 443	Picked up an Original TC Jauernig DGTM Picked it up used for $85 out the door, has Tim's signature on back cover plate. Noticed it had an extra toggle switch added. I haven't brought it home to test out yet but was wondering if anyone knows what the extra toggle switch below the Gristle and Tone knob is for. The guy in the store said it might be a bass boost. Wondering if anyone can tell me if this is correct. Pictures are attached. I know the toggle switch on the upper right between the tone and gravy knob is for a vintage tube screamer to the left and if to the right it is a bit more compressed and high gain. Thanks for the help if anyone has input. Peace. Attached Thumbnails

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cellrebral Tele-Meister Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: location, location Posts: 443	Final 2 pics Last two pics Attached Thumbnails

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August 3rd, 2012, 04:07 PM	#5 (permalink)
cellrebral Tele-Meister Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: location, location Posts: 443	Put the TC Jauernig DGTM through it's paces. It's a very nice Tube-screamer type pedal. Gets good tone at low volumes unlike some TS-type pedals, but really shines at higher volumes. The upper toggle switch gives you either a vintage voiced TS or a more compressed higher gain modern take on a TS almost like a mid boost. The lower toggle is not standard on the other DGTM pedals that I have seen, but on mine it appears to be a mod that functions as a bass boost. I have been stacking this with a pre 2003 (Non CTS Pots)Vintage Re-issue Rat with LM308n Chip. Rat at lower gain for rhythm and then kick on the DGTM to really cut through for leads. Very solid and well assembled hand made pedal. It has replaced any of my other TS type pedals for the time being, major upgrade over my SD-1 (C6 Removed) though I still really like the SD-1, and Bad Monkey (too much Tone-suck when not in use). Still in the honeymoon phase so take my review with that in mind.

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