Der Angry Charlie hat sich über die Jahre zur festen Größe in der JHS Range etabliert. Mit der 3. Version ist nicht zu spaßen – hier hast du ein absolutes High-Gain Pedal! Der Sound eines schnaubenden JCM800 – absolut überzeugend und detailgetreu. Neu an der V3 sind die Bass, Mitten und Höhenregler. Um dem Marshall Sound und dessen Flexibilität noch besser abzubilden, dachten JHS es wäre an der Zeit ein komplettes Marshall-Style Tone Stack einzubauen – recht hatten sie!

The Angry Charlie has become a staple of the JHS line over the years. The V3 is a force to be reckoned with in the high gain pedal territory. It convincingly and accurately breathes JCM800 tones with ease. New to the V3 are the Bass, Mids, and Treble controls. To faithfully replicate a Marshall amplifier JHS felt it was time to incorporate a full Marshall-style tone stack.

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Dies ist JHS’ “Medium bis High-Gain 2-in-1” Pedal und es deckt alles vom Clean Boost, leichten Break-up. Blues Rock, Heavy Grind und mehr ab. Die Rechte Seite ist der brandneue Moonshine V2, eine massiv getweakte Version des legendärsten aller Overdrives. mit dem neuen “Clean” Regler um dein trockenes Signal stufenlos zumischen zu können. Auf der linken Seite thront der JHS Angry Charly, der dir JCM 800-artige High Gain Brown Tones bietet. Ein absolut authentischer Marshall Sound im Stompbox Format. Das Sweet Tea verfügt außerdem über den Order-Kippschalter ergänzt, der die Reihenfolge der beiden Effekte in der Signalkette schaltbar macht – für ein noch breiteres Spektrum an Sounds.

This is JHS’ "Everything Medium to High Gain 2 in 1" and it covers all the bases from clean boost, light breakup, blues, rock, heavy grind and more.
The right side is JHS' Moonshine V2 which is a highly unique and massively tweaked version of the most famous overdrive ever created housed in a little green enclosure. It also features the new “Clean” knob to blend in the perfect amount of clean signal with your overdrive signal. On the left side is JHS’s very own Angry Charlie V3. High gain JCM 800 type “Brown” sound tone that we believe is the most accurate Marshall tone ever put in a stomp box! Also the Sweet Tea offers the famous order toggle so you can choose what circuit comes first in the chain. This is great for stacking in different ways and for getting a wide range of tones.

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1978 wurde in Kalamazoo, MI, eines der vielseitigsten und einflussreichsten Distortion-Pedale aller Zeiten erfunden. Die JHS Pedals PackRat ist die ultimative Hommage an die über 40-jährige Entwicklung der Proco RAT und deren Einfluss auf den Klang der Gitarre. Künstler aller Genres haben die ikonischen Klänge in dieser bescheidenen Blackbox verwendet, um ihre Sounds zu kreieren, darunter Nirvana, John Scofield, Pink Floyd, Metallica, REM, die Eagles, Jeff Beck und Radiohead. Das JHS Pedals PackRat verwendet das gleiche einzigartige digitale Switching-System wie das Muffuletta und das Bonsai, um den Signalweg über 40 einzelne Schalter durch insgesamt 261 Komponenten zu lenken. Das bedeutet, dass in jedem der insgesamt neun wählbaren legendären oder extrem seltenen Modi (OG V1, White Face V3, Turbo V5, BRAT V6, Dirty V7, LA, Landgraff MO'D, Caroline, JHS Mode) vollständig analoge Schaltungen genutzt werden, die die Original-Vorlage bis hin zu den alternden Komponenten perfekt replizieren. 

In 1978, one of the most versatile and influential distortion pedals of all time was invented in Kalamazoo, MI. The JHS Pedals PackRat is the ultimate tribute to the 40+ years of rodent evolution of the Proco RAT and its impact on the guitar's sound. Artists from every genre have used the iconic tones in this unassuming black box to create their sounds, including Nirvana, John Scofield, Pink Floyd, Metallica, REM, the Eagles, Jeff Beck and Radiohead. The JHS Pedals PackRat uses the same unique digital runway system as the Muffuletta and the Bonsai to direct the paths of 261 components through 40 individual switches. This means that when you choose one of the nine legendary or rare modes (OG V1, White Face V3, Turbo V5, BRAT V6, Dirty V7, LA, Landgraff MO'D, Caroline, JHS Mode), you are playing fully analog circuits that perfectly replicate that mode, even down to the aging components (also known as component drift). The operation of the PackRat is about as simple as it gets. 

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In 1962 the worlds first manufactured guitar pedal was introduced in the Maestro Fuzz-Tone. Three years later in 1965, it made its way across the pond from the USA to the hands of a British engineer named Gary Hurst in London. The legend has it that he was asked by a London session player to modify the circuit for more bass and better sustain. After some tweaking, the Tonebender was born. The Tonebender MKI was a three transistor circuit as was the following MKII that came later in 1966. Decades after the Tonebenders heyday of the 1960s, a collector named Dennis Johannsen realized that his 60's era Tonebeder had only two transistors, not three. This discovery caused a puzzling situation because all Tonebender circuits through MKIV are a three transistor design. Through further investigation, it came to light in an interview with Gary Hurst that he did make a very small batch of two transistor Tonebenders in February and March of 1966. Dennis Johannsen named his discovery the MK1.5, and it is one of the rarest pedals ever produced, a collectors dream. The Arbiter Fuzz face that came in late 1966 is an almost direct clone as well as various other two-transistor fuzz circuits of the era. The MK1.5 is a true legend of guitar that almost went unnoticed to history. The sound of this fuzz is very aggressive, full of low end, and sustain. You may also notice a slight velcro-ish type decay as notes decay off in extreme settings. As with most classic fuzz pedals, it loves a dirty amp or overdrive afterward in the signal path. Staying true to the original, I used high-grade carbon composition resistors, oversized capacitors, and two germanium transistors that I hand-matched to the circuit. 

Each small batch of Benders will use different transistors as it is challenging to find reliable sources of these devices in large quantities. The circuit uses vintage positive ground voltage, so do not daisy chain your power with other pedals. Inside the pedal is a battery snap or use any isolated power supply with a normal polarity power cable like your other pedals as I have wired it internally to work that way. The Bender is identical to the original except that I adjusted the taper of the pots to feel more intuitive. I also added a single power supply filter capacitor to help with noise and adjusted one resistor value for more volume. The switching is true-bypass. Each pedal in this batch is built-in identical form, but because of parts tolerances and the slight variance in the transistors, they will all be a bit different while still being the same. Be sure to always have this pedal first in your signal chain; the guitar must be plugged into its input due to the impedance it requires on its input, no exceptions. 

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Der Milkman ist eine Kollaboration zwischen Josh Scott von JHS und Tim Marcus of Milkman Sound. Das Konzept ist einfach: ein einzelnes Pedal, dass dir ein Echo/Slap Delay und Boost bietet, dass du als Immer-an Klangverbesserer oder Overdrive für niederwattige Amps nutzen kannst. Zur Rechten hast du hier einen diskreten Verstärker-basierten Boost Schaltkreis mit Tonnen an Power und Charakter. Zur Linken liegt dir hier ein Echo/Slap Delay zu Füßen, designt um wie ein Hybrid aus Tape Echo und Eimerketten Delay zu klingen.

The Milkman is a collaborative idea between Josh Scott of JHS Pedals and Tim Marcus of Milkman Sound. The concept is simple; a single pedal that offers up an echo/slap delay and a boost that can be used as an always-on enhancer or as an overdrive for small wattage amplifiers. The right side of the pedal is the boost side - a discreet amplifier based circuit with tons of power and character. The left side of the pedal is the echo/slap delay circuit. This circuit is designed to be a hybrid of tape echo and analog BBD delay.

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