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The Interstellar Tone Traveler covers a lot of sonic ground — from pristine Custom Shop cleans to boutique amp warmth to vintage analog delay trails — but occasionally we find something that exists in a category of its own, one that doesn't fit neatly into any map we've previously drawn. The JAM Pedals Tiny Amp Destroyer is that kind of find. Born from a collaboration with Stu Mackenzie — the restlessly creative architect of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard — the TAD began as an experiment: push two JAM Boomsters into a beloved pawn-shop amp until it stopped behaving as intended and started sounding enormous. JAM didn't clone that chain. They captured the instability, the unruly breakup, and the chaotic response of that moment and built an entirely fresh circuit around it. The original artwork, as unmistakable as the sound, comes from Jason Galea — King Gizzard's longtime visual collaborator and the visual mind behind the band's iconic universe of album art, posters, and stage i