Die JHS Pedals Color Box wurde entwickelt und entwickelt, um dies zu ermöglichen
Sie können die berüchtigten Gitarrenklänge der Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin und unzähliger nachbilden
andere mit Ihrem Live-Rig oder in einer Studioumgebung, indem Sie 100 % analoge Schaltkreise originalgetreu verwenden
Design und Schaltplan der Vintage-Neve*-Schaltung. Die Color Box ist völlig frei von jeglichem
digitale Modellierung. Noch nie zuvor waren „Direct-In“-Töne über Ihren Gitarrenverstärker verfügbar
Art und Weise, wie die Color Box sie liefert. Abgesehen von der Erstellung dieser „Direct In“-Töne bietet die Color Box
deckt alle Bereiche ab, die Sie von einem hochwertigen Studio-Vorverstärker erwarten würden. Von deiner
Mikrofon, Bass, Keyboard oder sogar Ihre Akustikgitarre, es macht alles. Wir sind großartig gefahren
Längen, um die Farbe und den Charakter einer echten Vintage-Konsole an Ihre Füße oder Ihren Studio-Desktop zu bringen.

The JHS Pedals Colour Box is designed and created to allow
you to recreate the infamous guitar tones of the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and countless
others with your live rig, or in a studio environment by using 100% analog circuitry true to the
design and schematic of vintage Neve* circuitry. The Colour Box is completely free from any
digital modeling. Never before have "direct in" tones been available from your guitar amp in the
way that the Colour Box delivers them. Aside from creating these "direct in" tones, the Colour Box
covers all the ground that you would expect a high quality studio preamp to cover. From your
microphone, bass, keyboard, or even your acoustic guitar, it does it all. We have gone to great
lengths to bring the color and character of a real vintage console to your feet or studio desktop. 


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Colour box v1

Der JHS Superbolt trägt in seinem Herzen einen diskreten Schaltkreis, der den Tone und Charakter eines 60er Jahre Supro Amps emuliert. Vom sensiblen Ansprechverhalten, bis zum Sag mit Röhrencharakter bei höheren Gain Einstellungen. Der Superbolt gibt jedem Gitarren Rig eine flexible Vielzahl an brauchbaren Sounds, wie man sie von den Alben der Vergangenheit kennt.

The JHS SuperBolt overdrive pedal, at its heart, is a discreet circuit designed to emulate the tone and character of the 1960’s-era Supro® amps. From its touch-sensitivity to the way the pedal sags with tube rectifier color at higher gain settings, the SuperBolt will give any guitar rig a versatile and useful new set of tones, reminiscent of some of the greatest sounds ever recorded.

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SuperBolt V2

The JHS Hard Drive is the first attempt in our company’s fifteen-year history at a full-blown and respectable modern distortion pedal that is not based on a previous circuit or classic topology. In 2016, Josh had the idea to develop a circuit that covered the best high-gain distortion tones of the ’90s and 2000s, a sound that embodied the post-grunge alternative rock movement. We started by looking at pedals, then amps, and after exploring the typical paths of circuitry, we took a sharp turn and started from scratch. Eight years later, the pedal is finished and ready to take you to the next level. The Hard Drive goes harder and further than any gain or distortion we’ve released so far.

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Hard Drive

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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A SOLDERLESS DIY KIT!
We’re proud to present the NOTAKLÖN DIY Overdrive kit, which utilizes the unique “Shamrock” modification that JHS performed on the *Klon KTR for several years. With easy-to-understand instructions (no soldering required), this kit is for anyone who wants a particularly mythical overdrive and the experience of easily building their own pedal. We’ve even included "goop" so that you can conceal the "magical" diodes.

It’s NOTAKLÖN 'til you build it. 

**ALL SALES FINAL**  This product is a DIY kit.  No returns will be accepted under any conditions.  This product is covered by a limited liability warranty. 

**NOTAKLÖN is excluded from any discounts. 

CONTROLS
Output - Controls the overall volume of the pedal. Left is less, right is more.
Treble – Controls the amount of treble boost or cut. Noon is neutral.
Gain – Controls the amount of overdrive. Fully left is clean, which gives the ability to add up to +16dB of clean boost in conjunction with the output. Fully right is max overdrive. As the control is turned clockwise, there is an increase in the mid-frequency range.
Shamrock Mod Switch – Increases the overall gain +4dB for unmatched boost abilities with an increase in mid frequencies and an additional stage of hard-edge clipping.

JACKS
Input - 1/4” jack on the top right side of the pedal.

Output - 1/4” jack on the top left side of the pedal. 

POWER  – Requires 9V DC negative center power and consumes 30mA. Do not use more than 9V DC as the pedal internally converts 9V to 18V. If you do, you will void your warranty.

*THE KLON KTR IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK. THE JHS PEDALS NOTAKLÖN IS IN NO WAY AFFILIATED WITH OR ENDORSED BY KLON.

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