Andy Timmons Signature Reverb

The Keeley NOCTURNE Andy Timmons Reverb captures the haunting ambience and emotional depth of Andy Timmons’ signature sound. Inspired by the reverb side of the HALO tone, NOCTURNE refines that lush, expressive bloom into a dedicated standalone reverb.

Featuring three reverb modes (Nocturne, Spring, Plate), NOCTURNE covers everything from subtle room ambience to expansive, cinematic textures. The intuitive four-knob layout (Tone, Level, Decay, Modulation) makes shaping your sound fast and musical, while onboard preset storage lets you instantly recall your favorite settings.

Built for modern rigs, NOCTURNE offers True or Buffered Bypass, Trails on/off, mono or stereo operation, expression control, and full MIDI support with up to 72 presets. Designed and hand-built in Oklahoma, USA, it’s a deeply inspiring reverb voiced for feel, dynamics, and musicality.

Keeley NOCTURNE Andy Timmons Reverb Features

• Andy Timmons signature reverb pedal

• Brand-new ambient reverb space inspired by the HALO sound

• Three modes: Nocturne, Spring, Plate

• Controls: Tone, Level, Decay, Modulation

• Preset save and recall per mode

• Blue LED = live control, Red LED = preset active

• True or Buffered Bypass, Trails on/off

• Mono or stereo operation (Wet+Dry or Wet-only)

• Expression pedal support

• MIDI control with up to 72 presets

• Power: 9-18V DC (150mA)

• Dimensions: 9" x 2.60" x 4.9"

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Nocturne Andy Timmons Signature Reverb
Finish
  • Blue
Categories
Year
  • 2025 - Present
Made In
  • United States
Pedal Format
  • Standard

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