The Andy Timmons Collection

The Andy Timmons Collection

The Andy Timmons Collection puts four of Andy’s Keeley pedals on one page: the Mk3 Driver, Original HALO, HALO Core, and Nocturne. Each pedal covers a different part of Andy’s sound, from his drive tones to the delay and reverb textures that have become a big part of his voice as a player.

These are not just “artist pedals” with a name on the box. Each one has a clear job. The Mk3 Driver handles gain and sustain. The HALO pedals cover Andy’s delay world in two different formats. Nocturne adds the reverb side of the collection, with the depth and feel Andy wanted from a modern ambient pedal.

Choose one pedal, or build the full chain.

Mk3 Driver

The Mk3 Driver is Andy’s overdrive voice in pedal form. It gives you smooth gain, strong mids, and the kind of sustain that works for both lead lines and pushed rhythm parts.

It can sit in front of a clean amp for added grit, or push an already-working amp harder. The feel is the point here. The Mk3 Driver responds to your pick attack, cleans up from the guitar, and keeps the notes connected without turning everything into a blur.

HALO

The Original HALO is the full version of Andy’s dual-delay sound. It gives you the wide, rhythmic repeat pattern that many players associate with Andy’s lead tone, but it also goes well beyond that one sound.

Use it for dotted-eighth movement, stereo spread, subtle thickening, or big delay parts that fill the track without taking over. The Original HALO gives you the most control over this side of Andy’s sound and works well for players who want presets, deeper editing, and a full-featured delay pedal.

HALO Core

The HALO Core takes the main HALO sound and strips the format down to the essentials. It keeps the character of Andy’s delay tone, but puts it in a smaller, faster, more direct pedal.

This is the one for players who want the HALO feel without digging through extra controls. Set it, play it, and get to the part. HALO Core works especially well on compact boards, fly rigs, and any setup where space matters.

Nocturne

The Nocturne adds the reverb side of Andy’s Keeley sound. It gives you space, depth, and atmosphere without burying the guitar.

It can stay subtle and sit behind the note, or open up into larger ambient sounds when you want the part to stretch out. Nocturne works well after delay, at the end of a pedalboard, or anywhere you need reverb that feels polished without feeling sterile.

Build Your Andy Timmons Signal Chain

The Andy Timmons Collection gives you four ways to bring Andy’s Keeley tones into your own rig. Start with the pedal that solves the problem in front of you, or put the full chain together for drive, delay, and reverb that all speak the same language.

From the Mk3 Driver to the HALO delays and Nocturne reverb, this collection covers the core sounds behind Andy’s Keeley lineup in one place.