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JAM Pedals Koch Ness Monster Supreme

Also catalogued as Koch Ness Monster Supreme

Explore the documented settings, signal-chain positions and roles of JAM Pedals Koch Ness Monster Supreme in dated rigs by Greg Koch. Every appearance remains tied to its supporting sources.

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Controls in the archive
Boomster: Level and buffer switchingDelay Llama MKII and XTREME: Time, Level and RepeatsEureka!: Level, Tone, Gain and bass boostGristle King: Gristle, Gravity, Tone, More, Flavor, Phat and ChainHarmonious Monk: Depth, Speed, Level, Mix, mode and waveformLucydreamer: Level, Mix, Tone and GainWahcko treadle; Retrovibe Depth and SpeedWaterFall: Depth, Speed and chorus/vibrato modeXTREME tap tempo, presets and tremolo synchronisation; expression inputs and effects loop

How this pedal appears in the archive

These are not generic specifications. Every entry is tied to a dated artist rig and preserves what the sources support: its job in that rig, known settings and its place in the signal path.

How the archive verifies pedalboards

2025Dated coverage

5Cited sources

Greg Koch

Koch Ness Monster Supreme expanded setup

Role in this rig

Expanded signature effects path: Wahcko → Retrovibe → Gristle King → Eureka! → Lucydreamer → send/return loop → Boomster → WaterFall → Harmonious Monk → Delay Llama MKII → Delay Llama XTREME. These are integrated effects, not separately placed stompboxes.

Documented setup
  • In the June 2025 ToneQuest interview, Greg describes fast WaterFall chorus as his Leslie substitute and slapback kept on throughout.
  • JAM identifies the slapback circuit as the Delay Llama MKII; Greg uses the XTREME for longer delays and says he frequently uses RetroVibe.
  • Exact knob positions, delay times, preset values and external-loop contents are not established.
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