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

Made in Kansas City USA Our take on Brian Eno's classic "Shimmer" effect that has been used for decades to allow the guitar to create pads and textures that fill out ambient space Toggle up layers in upper octave sounds, while toggle down layers in lower octave sounds Runs on 9V DC Negative Center power and consumes 65 mA

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 The Delay gives you 80ms to 800ms of delay time, for everything from slapback to long ambient washes of pad-like echo The Type toggle allows you to select between a clearer digital-voiced delay and darker analog-voiced delay The Delay will give you classic bucket brigade runaway when you max out the Repeats knob when in the analog-voiced delay mode Runs on 9V DC Negative Center power and consumes 71mA

Gives you the ability to take two inputs and blend them into one output Perfect for putting effects in parallel so that they are not affected by one another When you have a quarter note delay and a dotted eighth delay and you place them in parallel then sum them back together, the effect is that both delays come through more clearly and are not “delaying the delays” Can also be used with overdrives so that they are not pushing each other as in series, but sit atop one another in parallel Another use is combining fuzz and compression in parallel so the fuzz isn’t getting choked by the compression

Signal Splitter Pedal 2 buffered outputs retain all sound clarity Operates at standard negative 9V and consumes less than 100mA