J. Rockett Boing Reverb

 Got a request for this one and we can always do with more reverb. It's a simple one-knob BTDR-2 based circuit and should fit easily in a 1590B. Reverb brick and pot is populated on the solder side. Schematic for reference.

J. Rockett Tim Pierce Overdrive

 Thought this one was interesting so I gave it a go. It's a fairly typical Rockett overdrive (.45 Caliber, Animal, Blue Note, etc.) with a fairly typical MOSFET boost (AMZ Booster, EQD Black Eye, etc.). Fits in a 125B with dual footswitches. Schematic and discussion found here. Fabricated version available on the store.

Rockett .45 Caliber

Here's the .45 Caliber overdrive from J. Rockett Audio Designs. It's essentially a simplified Timmy without the second opamp stage, and claims to emulate the sound and feel of a 1962 JTM 45. Easy fit in a 1590B with board mounted pots.

Edit: Schematic for reference

Rockett Animal

Another fun overdrive from Rockett, this time going for a Plexi sound. Think of it as the first half of a buffer-less Tube Screamer with an AMZ Stupidly Wonderful Tone Control 2. Here's the schematic for reference. Should be an easy fit in a 1590B.

Rockett 10 Ton Hammer

This appears to be Rockett's take on the Marshall Guv'nor, but with a few modifications. The tone control of the Guv'nor has been replaced with a Baxandall EQ tone stack and the output is boosted with a JFET gain stage (much like Rockett Flex Drive). Should fit nicely in a 1590B with board mounted pots.

Rockett Flex Drive

Here's another interesting take on the Tube Screamer circuit from Rockett Pedals. The input and output buffers are removed and there's an added JFET gain stage following the IC. There are also switches to select different clipping diodes and treble response.

Rockett Blue Note OD

Here's the Blue Note overdrive from Rockett. Fairly simple design around one half of a 4558 chip. Pots can be board mounted using right angle PCB mount pots to the solder-side of the board.

Rockett WTF

Mmolteratx traced this one over on FSB. Figured I'd put it up. Seems to be a BossTone derivative with some tweaks. Here's the original:

And since all the offboard wiring is making a few people say, "WTF," here's the rat's nest that is the offboard wiring for this effect. The "In" and "Out" wires go to the normal 3PDT switch you'd use for effect on/off.