Tru-Fi Scream to Eternity Overdrive

It is Officially released !!! Hear it in a quick track I did on Instagram late last night CLICK
Two legends. One box. Infinite tone.

The Scream to Eternity is the overdrive pedal we've always wanted to build — a faithful dual-circuit design that puts the iconic Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer and the boutique Eternity overdrive side by side, switchable in an instant.

The 808 side stays true to the original: buffered, warm, and singing with that unmistakable mid-forward push that has graced stages and studios for over four decades. The Eternity side removes the buffer entirely, opening up the signal path for a broader, more transparent sound — slightly darker, but more dynamic and alive. A simple toggle switches between them, and once you hear the difference, you'll use both.

The Diode Switch — Where the Magic Lives

We went deep on component sourcing to give you three genuinely distinct voices:

• 1S1588 — The original 808 diode, tracked down from early production stock. This is the diode Susumu Tamura, the 808's creator at Maxon, specified himself. Tight, focused, and authoritative.
• 1N914 (off-balance pair) — Sweet, airy, and open. This was our favorite in development — it breathes in a way that makes single notes sing and chords bloom.
• LED — High output, almost no compression. For players who want the gain structure without the squeeze. Bold and unfiltered.

The Brown Switch — Our Secret Weapon

This one's personal. Back in the '90s, we were modding TS808s for players who wanted more — more gain, more character, more push. The Brown mod adds roughly 30% more gain and shifts the feel of the pedal completely. Whether you're playing a Strat or a humbucker guitar, flipping to Brown takes the Scream to Eternity from great to unforgettable.

Specs

• JRC4558 op-amp chip — same as the original 1979 TS808
• 1S1588 diode option — original '79 808 spec
• Runs on standard negative-tip 9V power supply or 9V battery (as pictured)
• Compact Mini Series enclosure - Jacks on Top 
• Handbuilt in Cumberland, Maine, USA