RockEngine

“Jerry, WOW! That's all I can say!  Sounds great, better than the original, and the SMD boards are artwork!

We search around for every clone*, and yours was the only one that sounded genuine besides the originals.”

– Chris R,  New York

*Jerry's note: thank you, but it's not really a clone :)

If you're a skilled electronics builder and want to put together your own Rockman-like multieffect, you'll want to check this out. It's like a giant 42-pin IC that you can plug straight into a 0.1" pitch stripboard or perfboard and start experimenting to chase that tone!

RockEngine is the most recent version of the (mostly) analog engine powering JTEX's very limited Rock Mania pedals. You may have known it as Shockman or RockBrain in its earlier versions.  With just a few passive components, switches and jacks, you can integrate a RockEngine onboard your guitar (it's very battery-friendly), or make it into a belt pack, stomp box, desktop effect, or even rack mount unit.

For sound examples, check out the Shockman/Rock Mania YouTube playlist. Rock Engine is their latest incarnation. If anything, it sounds a little better than either, since I never stopped improving it.

Here are a few examples of what you can do with it:

RockEngine datasheet: