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#JHS PEDAL CLONES MOD#
#JHS PEDAL CLONES MODS#

They're used to store all kind of stuff like guitar picks, spare batteries, and slides.

#JHS PEDAL CLONES MODS#

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What does ‘biasing transistors’ mean? Voltage/headroom: 18:26 Tonebender & Fuzz Face, 1965/67, and transistors: 14:30 Maestro FZ-1A, Keef and a Clyde McCoy tangent: 11:15 Why do we have preferred retailer links? Find out here: No longer made - lots of clones available! Try the Analog Man Prince Of Tone / JHS Morning Glory and other derivatives No longer made – reissues and clones available

#JHS PEDAL CLONES MOD#

Analog Man / Maxon OD9/808 standard mod + Bad Bob.

Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi (reissue listed below).

Dunlop Eric Johnson Fuzz Face Distortion.

Colorsound Power Boost (18V by Stu Castledine).

Life too short for long YouTube videos? See the ‘Interesting bits and go-to sections’ info below. #JoshScott #overdrivepedals #guitareffects #distortionpedals #boostpedals #fuzzpedals Check ‘em out – Īlso check out when Josh took over TPS for his vlog: - it’s hilarious! Huge thanks to Josh for stopping by and laying the knowledge on us. It’s a discussion that covers things you may want to investigate further, rather than providing solid answers because, well, there aren't any and the sooner we all get our heads around that, the sooner we can get back to enjoying playing. It’s simply a gentle stroll through some technical terms and topics to help you navigate the kind of pedals you might like to try. This is not an exhaustive history of ALL gain pedals with EVERY gain pedal ever invented. We talk about stuff including silicon, germanium, opamps, FETs, diodes, transistors, clipping and more, along a broadly chronological timeline of pedal development.

We’re delighted to welcome back to the show the splendid Josh Scott of JHS Pedals, for a discussion about classic overdrive guitar pedal types and how you might better understand them.