Keeley electronics SUPER AT MOD OVERDRIVE

The SUPER AT MOD OVERDRIVE is a pedal from Keeley Electronics. Robert Keeley, an electrical engineering graduate from the University of Oklahoma, founded his own company in Oklahoma City in 2001. Initially interested in manufacturing guitar amplifiers, he quickly realized that this market was saturated and increasingly competitive. Alongside his teaching work at a small technical university, Robert began to focus on rebuilding and modifying old effects units, starting with a Ross compressor. At the time, the handmade effects pedal industry was small, but his reputation for high-quality products quickly propelled his business. Renowned artists such as Brad Paisley contributed to its recognition, while customized versions of the famous Ibanez TS9 were adopted by musicians such as Peter Frampton, Jon Herington (Steely Dan) and Ike Willis.