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Overdrive
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Paul Cochrane Tim Overdrive – Earliest Version / Signed / Silver Logo / Extremely RareUp for sale is an ultra-rare first version of the legendary Paul Cochrane Tim Overdrive, the very circuit that inspired the famous Timmy and later pedals like the Jan Ray. This unit features both the early silver logo on a Hammond-style enclosure and the original internal layout — not just any "eylet board" version, but one of the earliest known builds equipped with ERO capacitors, rarely seen in the wild.Signed by Paul Cochrane himself inside the backplate — dated 11/11/04Original layout and components, including 4B pot codes, point-to-point wiring, and perfboard designSEND/RETURN loop, internal boost toggle, and the iconic transparent EQ sectionWhile later Tim pedals leaned more toward conventional overdrive, these earliest models behave more like tone-shaping preamp tools — subtly refining your amp’s voice rather than drastically altering it. As many have noted, it feels less like a pedal and more like a hi-fi extension of your amplifier — cutting just the right frequencies and letting the best parts of your guitar tone shine through.This specific version is historically important — not just rare, but essential for collectors and tone chasers alike. It’s in very clean condition for its age, and the handwritten signature from Paul makes it even more collectible.If you’ve been waiting for a true first-version Tim to surface, this is your chance. Don’t miss out on owning a piece of transparent overdrive history.
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