LegendaryTones
Time Machine Boost
®
2004 Model – User Guide
www.timemachineboost.com
Thank you and congratulations on your decision to
purchase the LegendaryTones Time Machine
Boost
®
. This unique two-channel tri-mode booster
for guitar enables you to obtain a wide range of
boosted sounds to help inspire you to play or c
your music. From its two select vintage booster
tones inspired by those made famous in the 1960s
and 1970s, to its modern, ultra-transparent clean
boost, the Time Machine Boost aims to satisfy
even the most discriminating players.
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Built as a no-compromise design, the Time
Machine Boost features a completely hand-wired
circuit with top grade components that are
optimized for the best tone possible as well as low
noise.
Your complete satisfaction is our goal. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us at
[email protected].
The Team
: The Time Machine Boost was born out of an initial vision and desire for this type of product by
Legendary Tones (www.legendarytones.com) president David Szabados. By partnering with Robert
Keeley, president of Keeley Electronics (www.robertkeeley.com), the two worked together on the various
aspects of the design where each person’s talents were best suited. Every element from inside the finely
detailed and crafted point-to-point layout, to the exterior design and layout, was carefully planned and
executed over the course of a year. This collaborative project between Szabados and Keeley is what
ultimately became the Time Machine Boost. Joining Szabados and Keeley for production TMB’s is
technician and builder Tom Lindenstruth. Tom’s attention to detail, perfection, and quality inspection and
assembly goes into every TMB built. The partnership between Szabados and Keeley and the fine work of
Lindenstruth have created something that can be called more than just a success and future collaborations
are planned. But with that said…
Thanks are in order!
Many ears and eyes helped the team with the creation of the Time Machine Boost –
it’s always good to get an outside perspective especially when valid criticisms surface as they often lead to
breakthroughs and even better ideas! So with that thanks are in order to the following people for their
insight and input: Gary Holladay, Yamini Huigoil, Tiffany Keeley, Victor Mason, Steve McCampbell,
Mike Mullen, Jack Orman, Scott Smith, Alicia Szabados and Anna Szabados.
Basic Unit Features
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Two independent channels of operation (Vintage and Modern) with three modes of boosts
(“1966”, “1973”, and “Modern”) and separate level controls per each of the Time Machine
Boost’s two independent channels
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Intensity control for Vintage channel to control harmonic level and shape tone
•
True bypass with individual LED indicators for On/Off, Vintage, and Modern channel selection
