Just Video – JHS Pedals, The Milkman Slap/Echo with Tim Marcus

Made in Kansas City USA This pedal represents years of Josh playing around with the legendary Tube Screamer circuit and wanting to offer those changes in an affordable package You will find more clean headroom, better usability as a boost, more versatile drive and tone controls as well as a more pleasing frequency response This may be the most well-balanced Tube Screamer on earth, but that’s for you to decide Runs on 9V DC negative center power and consumes 12mA

Made in Kansas City USA Allows you to utilize Leo Fender’s revolutionary effect in a package much easier to tote than a vintage amplifier Toggle up is a great sounding amp trem, while toggle down is our take on harmonic trem effect Runs on 9V DC Negative Center power and consumes 65 mA

The Volume control allows you to set your volume at unity or as a boost to push your amp or dirt pedals Three EQ controls to give you tons of control to cut or boost Bass, Mids, and Treble The rotary switch has three settings: Full EQ, No Mid, and No EQ Low Cut dip switch removes some of the lows if you feel your tone is too muddy and can help you cut through a mix In addition to the standard 1/4” input and output, the Clover has an XLR output for using as an acoustic or bass preamp

The JHS Overdrive Preamp is a faithful replication of the unobtainable V1 of DOD’s most loved pedal The Level control adjusts the overall output of the circuit and lets you cut or boost the signal. The level control of this version has been modified (corrected) from the original wiring of the #75 unit, giving this pedal much more volume on tap. The Gain control adjusts the amount of gain inside the overdrive circuit. Turning up “Gain” creates more clipping as it pushes the op-amp and hard clipping into overdrive. We’ve also added a slider switch to this production version, which wasn’t included with the original DOD 250. While researching the #75 “Big Box” pedal, I acquired a second early big-box unit which used a completely different clipping arrangement. It only seemed fair to offer this switch so that you could explore these two variations for yourself. This “Big Box V1” DOD 250 circuit definitely feels like a 250, but with a few changes: more gain/grit overall and more unique low/m… read more

The perfect solution when you need to send one signal to two outputs with the ability to choose either output (or both) on the fly Just plug in your instrument Cable (or patch Cable) into the input, then use the outputs to send signal to any combination of amplifiers, interfaces, mixing board, or anywhere else you want to send your signal Once hooked up, use the left footswitch to select between a and B channels When the led is Red, the a channel is engaged. When the led is Green, the B channel is engaged. Hit the right “Y” footswitch, and both channels are engaged for full stereo output Because the active a/B/Y has an output transformer on one of the outputs, there is no need for a ground lift as the transformer eliminates any hum