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Rob Laing

The follow-up to Funny Little Boxes' 1991 pedal has a sneaky preview in a new Alice In Chains tutorial video

Rock group Alice in Chains. Left to right Jerry Cantrell, guitar; Layne Staley, vocals, Michael Starr, bass and Sean Kinney in Hollywood for rehearsal July 1991.

The Pearl Jam-inspired 1991 overdrive pedal from British brand Funny Little Boxes has been a hit – affordable (£99) and versatile, it's a great choice for alt-rock tones in general, whether from the '90s or otherwise. Then another success followed with the Queens Of The Stone Age-inspired Skeleton Key. But there was supposed to be another pedal released before that – and we wondered what that was.

The answer is coming – the challenges FLB's Andy Llgunas faced developing FLB's third pedal seem to have been overcome because over on YouTube channel Let's Play All, Matt Webster – who works closely with Andy on R&D – has used the TBA pedal in a new Alice In Chains tutorial video. And it sounds great.

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