Just as I had imagined, the JK-1 was the perfect vehicle to drive the voyager pedal. I was using the voyager alone and then kicking in the JK-1 for the solos. Tone like you wouldn't believe! Between them and the Firebird, I was free to focus on my playing, and not having to focus on my equipment at all. It will be next month before I can order the Walrus Mayflower, but I'm hoping to give some of my MXR stuff the boot, and make room on the4 board for other stuff. Another cool thing about the Walrus is no hiss when you aren't playing. It's a really quiet pedal as far as unwanted noise. One sad note however, Walrus has discontinued both the Mayflower and the voyager and expanding their line to become more commercially viable at the expense of no longer producing hand made pedals. It's the same old story, a company builds a better mouse trap, and then when it catches on instead of leaving it alone, they always decide that they could make a lot more money cutting corners and sacrificing quality! On the up-side, that will make the existing pedals a lot more collectable, and the price of used ones will shoot up. That doesn't matter much to me, I'm sure I won't be wanting to get rid of mine in the foreseeable future.