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tube preamp pedal TONE KING ROYALIST TRI-TUBE PREAMP PEDAL

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tube preamp pedal TONE KING ROYALIST TRI-TUBE PREAMP PEDALThe Royalist Tube Preamp Pedal captures the soul of Tone Kings beloved Royalist MKIII amplifier the companys most authentic take on the golden age of British tone. From the sweet, singing JTM45, through the unmistakable Plexi crunch, to the searing drive of the Super Lead, this high voltage tri tube preamp pedal delivers the full spectrum of British rock attitude in a compact, pedalboard friendly format. Running on three 12AX7 tubes at proper high

The Royalist Tube Preamp Pedal captures the soul of Tone King’s beloved Royalist
MKIII amplifier - the company’s most authentic take on the golden age of British tone.
From the sweet, singing JTM45, through the unmistakable Plexi crunch, to the searing
drive of the Super Lead, this high-voltage tri-tube preamp pedal delivers the full
spectrum of British rock attitude in a compact, pedalboard-friendly format.
Running on three 12AX7 tubes at proper high voltages, the Royalist Preamp brings the
complete touch sensitivity, harmonic bloom, and dynamic punch of the Royalist MKIII
amp to your pedalboard. Each of its two independent channels features the amp’s
FAT switch and three-way 1964/1967/1970 voicing selector, faithfully reproducing the
gain structure, tone stack, and feel of the original circuits. Whether you’re chasing
sparkling cleans, punchy crunch, or molten roar, the Royalist Preamp delivers the
unmistakable voice of British rock, anywhere, at any volume.
Three Eras of Iconic British Tone
Each channel of the Royalist Preamp offers its own three-position voicing switch,
mirroring the evolution of the British amp sound across decades:
1964 - Smooth top end, lower gain, and a balanced, vintage warmth inspired by
early British blues amps.
1967 - Crisp treble response, bold midrange, and the aggressive bite that defined
rock’s formative years.
1970 - Increased gain and tightness for that unmistakable, high-energy crunch of
arena-ready hard rock.
Pair these voicings with each channel’s FAT switch option to add body and low-end
warmth to single-coil guitars or enhance sustain and punch with humbuckers.
Era Accurate Tone Stacks
The Royalist features two identical channels, each voiced with its own distinct tone
stack. The top channel uses a vintage-accurate JTM45 / Bassman / Super Bass
inspired EQ. The bottom channel reflects a later-era British Lead tone stack.
While the two channels can be dialed remarkably close, their subtle differences give
players two authentic British flavors—one tight and articulate, the other more mid
forward.

Built-In Zero Watt Power Amp — Phase Inverter
The Royalist Preamp includes Tone King’s “Zero Watt Power Amp,” a genuine phase
inverter circuit powered by one of its three 12AX7 tubes. This design captures the
Royalist’s harmonic depth and dynamic interaction between preamp and power
stage — a key ingredient of true British tone that most preamp pedals can’t replicate.
The result is the full experience of an overdriven Royalist power section, without the
ear-splitting volume.
Impulse Response (IR) Cabinet & Power Amp Sim
The Royalist Preamp Pedal features Tone King’s low-latency IR and power amp
simulation engine, offering direct output to FOH, recording interfaces, or headphones
with stunning realism. Preloaded with a curated selection of OwnHammer IRs listed
below, each channel includes a 3-way IR selector for instant tonal changes.
OH 412 Pinstripe H25: Celestion G12H-25's from 1967 captured in a pinstripe 1982B 4x12
cabinet by Kevin Rowe of OwnHammer using Shure SM57, Telefunken MD421, and
Royer 121 microphones through mid-late 1970's API 312 preamps.
OH 112 Imperial TK1660: Tone King 1660 captured in a Tone King Imperial 1x12 combo
by Kevin Rowe of OwnHammer using Shure SM57, Neumann U87, and Royer 121
microphones through mid-late 1970's API 312 preamps.
OH 412 M75BB: 16-ohm, 1777 cone Celestion "black back" G12M-75's from 1975
captured in a 412 cabinet by Kevin Rowe of OwnHammer using Shure SM57 and
Sennheiser MD421 microphones through mid-late 1970's API 312 preamps.
There are 20 IRs to choose from in the included Tone King Editor software (powered
by Synergy) which are easy to swap in and out of the pedal's six available slots. You
can also disengage the onboard IR loader entirely to use the preamp with an
external IR loader or powered cabinet.
Tone King Editor Software - Deep Control, Modern
Flexibility
The included Tone King Editor software unlocks deep editing capabilities for digital

parameters. Save and recall up to 128 presets via MIDI, assign IRs per channel, fine-
tune HF and LP filters, and configure reverb, or FX loop assignments — all in one

intuitive interface.
Savable Parameters
• Channel switching and bypass states
• Easily load your own IRs and manage your IR library
• IR bypass and power amp simulation options
• HF Comp and Low-Pass filters

• Access all 20 included OwnHammer IRs
• Assign any of your IRs to the pedal's six available slots (three per channel)
• Reverb, reverb tails, and effects loop bypass routing
• Save these settings to up to 128 presets for instant recall via MIDI
Expanding Your Rig
The Royalist Preamp Pedal is equally at home on stage, in the studio, or integrated
with your favorite amp.
Add Channels to Your Amp:
Use the 3-cable method with any amp that has a series effects loop to instantly add
two channels of British tube tone to your existing rig.
Combine with Other Preamps:
Link multiple effects-loop-equipped preamp pedals to build an ultimate hybrid
system. Assign the Royalist’s IRs and power amp emulation to other preamps, or
route its reactive output into a separate power amp and cabinet for the real-air
experience.
The Sound of British Heritage, Reborn for the Modern Player
From the club stages of the ‘60s to the arenas of the ‘70s, the sound of British rock
has defined generations of guitar tone. Now, with the Royalist Tube Preamp Pedal,
that legacy lives on — delivering the roar, chime, and harmonic richness of those
legendary amplifiers in a compact, high-voltage, pedalboard-ready design.
Features
• Two Channel High-Voltage preamp – DI
• 3 x 12AX7 preamp tubes running at proper high voltages
• Built-In zero-watt power amp - phase inverter circuit
• Two Independent channels with
o Volume, Bass, Middle and Treble Control
• Three-way 1964/1967/1970 voicing switch per channel
• Era Accurate Tone Stacks:
o Top channel - Vintage-accurate JTM45 / Bassman / Super Bass
inspired EQ.
o Bottom channel - Reflects a later-era British Lead tone stack.
• Dual built-in Iron Man attenuators
o HF switches
• Reverb control (assignable to each channel)
o Mode switch turns ON/OFF trails
• Stereo, Series FX loop (bypassable)
• MIDI programmable

• Save up to 128 presets for instant recall via an external MIDI switcher
o Presets save:
o Channel selection
o Master bypass setting
o IR selection
o IR bypass setting
o Effects loop bypass setting
o Reverb bypass and tails settings
• Onboard Impulse Response (IR) Technology
o Low-latency Impulse Response cabinet simulation (bypassable)
o 3-position CAB/IR select switch per channel (programmable via
software)
o 20 Included OwnHammer IRs

• Power amp simulation with software editable HF Comp, Low-Pass and High-
Pass filters (per channel)

• Connections:
o Dual stereo balanced XLR outputs with Ground Lift Switch
o 1⁄4" Headphone output
o Effects Send and Stereo Return Jacks
o MIDI 5-pin standard connector
o USB-C connector for use with the included Tone King Editor software
editor
o To Amp In, From Amp Send and From Amp Return Jacks – for adding
Imperial channels to your amp or preamp

• Included
o 6’ USB Cable
o Universal 12V Power Supply
• Dimensions: 7.2” (W) x 5.7” (D) x 2.75” (H)
• Weight: 1.9 lbs

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★★★★★ 5
Comfortable and stylish
Size: 12, Color: Black
I'm very pleased with these shoes. I rarely write reviews, but these are extremely comfortable and stylish. I bought a black pair and a brown paid. Many times I have to get a wide, but the standard size 12 fits me well. Easy to slip into, yet still snug while walking. I feel like the price is reasonable too. Good cushioning, not too thin of a sole.
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Size: 7 Wide, Color: Black/Black
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Good looking shoe.
Size: 9 Wide, Color: Cognac
It's a good looking should which is true to size. Quality is good. However, it is not leather. Inner and outer covering are man made. For me, it's okay. I ordered a 9W which I knew would be no more than a triple E width. I'm actually a quadruple E width so it's taking a little longer to break in. I won't be using these as often as at this stage of my life, I don't have that have functions that require dressier shoes. I'm happy with this purchase, a good value for the price. The slip in feature works well like my Sketcher slip in.
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Size: 9, Color: Cognac
I did not know that Marc Joseph makes hands free slip ins. I own four pair of Skechers, and I thought they were the only game in town. I decided that I wanted a pair of business casual pair of wingtips. I already own two pair of Skechers Mark Nason wingtips in blue and black nubuck, so I bought a pair of their cognac colored. Perfectly fine shoes, but when they arrived, I didn't like the color, so the search was on! I found these cognac-colored Mark Joseph's and hands down, they fit the bill for what I was looking for! I actually bought two more pair of Skechers in the brown family in the same oxford, elastic lace style: One pair of another style of their Mark Nason line and one pair of their Garza line. So now I am comparing three pair of Skechers to the Marc Joseph's. Obsessive, I know :). Luckily, I have a Skechers store near me for easy returns. The look I was going for is a sleek, business casual that I could dress up or down. Three things that I love about the Marc Joseph's are the beautiful cognac finish: the white yet lower profile soles and the more formal, narrower toe style. The MJ's nailed it with the color. They have a slightly darker, more lustrous and glossier look than the others. The color alone looks classier and pairs well with black pants which I wear for work almost every day. The white soles are exactly what I was looking for. The visible rise is probably about a third of the thickness of the others and are a much more subtle, classier look. They offset the cognac color nicely but are not that in your face, sneaker looking, thick white sole. When I was comparing them to the others right out of the box, I thought they would be too narrow and tight because they looked sleeker and narrower than the others. But they fit perfectly and were very comfortable right out of the box. Upon closer inspection and comparison, I realized the narrower, sleeker look is because the eyelets for the elastic shoelaces are closer together that give the illusion that the shoe is narrower. They compensate for what might create a tighter fit across the top of your foot with two stretchy "gores" they are called on either side of the upper part. The "slits" are nicely finished, and you can't see the stretchy part and add a nice design touch to the shoe. But between them and the elastic shoelaces, they must stretch just enough to make them extremely comfortable across the top. So, if you have a high instep/arch, they should accommodate it nicely. Last but not least, they are very comfortable shoes. I wear a size 8 1/2 to 9 and my foot is slightly on the wide side. I bought the size 9's and they fit perfectly. If you are between sizes or have wider feet, you may want to size up a half size. Because the Skechers have much thicker soles, they might be slightly more cushioned, but the MJ's are cushioned more than enough for my purposes and very comfortable. Plus, they actually just feel better on my feet. I can't speak to how durable they will be as I just got them, but so far, so good. So, there you have it. I rely on other people's reviews a lot when buying online, and especially for shoes. I know it's always a crap shoot, particularly when buying shoes online, so I hope this review helps. Everybody's feet are different, but I highly recommend these.
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