Holy Trinity

Three legends. One enclosure.

This box has decades of guitar history in one box. Almost every single legend has used these.

It begins with the Bluesbreaker.

Warm, open, and dynamic. This is the circuit of touch-sensitive grit — the kind that lets your playing breathe. It doesn’t color your tone, it elevates it. Whether you’re lightly picking or digging in, it responds with subtle crunch and sparkle. Think edge-of-breakup in a cranked vintage amp. It’s the perfect foundation.

Next in the chain: the TS808 Tube Screamer.

This is where things tighten up. The midrange steps forward, and suddenly your guitar feels more alive and forward shifted. It pushes the amp harder, with that unmistakable twang and upper-mid bite. Single coils become snappy and sing with soul, humbuckers get sharp and punchy. There’s a reason so many players chase this sound — it brings a kind of mojo that shapes your playing, especially when soloing or cutting through a mix.

Highly sought after as a tool to tighten up muddy/loose/flubby amps and pedals.

Finally: the Klon- Mr. Twilights personal favorite.

Bright, glassy, and unapologetically bold, this circuit is the confident, outspoken, and well composed one in the room. The headroom on this circuit is massive, giving your tone space to shimmer without ever collapsing into mush. Used as a clean boost, it brings out nuances you didn’t know your pickups had. But dial in some gain, and it’s like striking flint instant fire, clarity, and bite.

I use this circuit for literally everything. Jazz, blues, Metal, alt rock- depending on how you use it, it can cover so, so much ground.

And switching? Silent and seamless.

Each stage uses soft-touch, relay-based true bypass switching — no clicks, just pure tone when you want it and absolute silence when you don’t.

Why have 3 separate boxes that take up more space, use multiple power supplies, and multiple jacks when you can have it all in one?

2 Jack

All three are wired in series:

Bluesbreaker into Screamer into Klon. You can run them solo, but the real magic happens when you stack. Layered textures. Pushed dynamics. Infinite combinations of warmth, drive, and brilliance. Flat out distortion and heavy grit.

6 Jack

Each circuit has its own set of inputs and outputs, so you can wire it however you want into your setup. You can get creative and have each in very different spots of your signal chain.