Clown Jazz is my new favorite jam! So glad you gave shout-outs to my team. They manifest the crazy effect dreams I have. It's an honor to be on your show Josh. Thank you for all you do for the pedal world. I consider you one of the fathers of the pedal world, you've created so much.
awesome to see you here Robert. I posted above about a broken gray 4-knob compressor. I do embedded software and hardware dev, so I'll probably open it up to see if I can fix. It's 5 years old but barely used. LED failed first and then it stopped working so I suspect a short or similar dysfunction.
OK Josh, I’m serious here. Your “Do this, do this, do this,” gave me a new JHS merch idea. I’d love to see JHS make a “fidget ” mini pedal. Not for guitar, just to leave on one’s desk and fidget with. Call it something witty/pun-ish. Small metal pedal box with a battery inside, foot switch and knobs for controlling a couple LED lights; maybe a selector switch or toggle to change the colors. The potentiometers could speed up and slow down the blinking lights. That’s it. Put a cool JHS paint job on it. Sell them to your fans for reasonable price $40ish to $50ish and give them away during your YT shows.
Nick is a wildly underated drummer..to be able to follow josh's random riffs is absolutely outstanding..i mean c'mon, for those ghost notes alone he deserve full recognition..top notch brother..
Not to revive a dead post, but I wholeheartredly agree, I think a lot of Nick's contributions are underrated - maybe underappreciated is better, just from people maybe not knowing he does the editing, stingers, mic set up(I think) etc
I woke up one day and realized half my pedal board is from Keeley. So I leaned in and bought the Supro Keeley Custom 12 amp. Mr. Keeley, just take all my money; you earned it.
There are two reasons why I watch pedal shows. 1. New gear to possibly get. 2. Affirmation of the gear I got. Today’s affirmation comes from the kind gentleman of JHS using the Keeley Dyna-Trem. I got one about 3 years ago and it hasn’t left my board. I actually use it for a cheap copy of Robin Trower sounds as well as everything else.
One day on a lesson in compression, my guitar teacher informed me a package would arrive at my door. Days later it showed up and it was a keeley compressor from mr keeley himself!! My teacher knows him, he told Robert he was teaching me and mr keeley sent it to me, It was my first compression pedal so when I described it to my teacher, to which I said something like "it let's me sound soft enough to play with my hippie friends because I hit the strings too hard" and my teacher said mr keeley never heard that description before... Robert Keeley is an absolute treasure of a human, I'm about to start modding and building pedals just because that situation and JHS pedals making these videos got me into it
It was 3 years ago when I really got into using guitar pedals and I came across the Keeley Caverns V2. The thing was that in Guatemala it was hard to find keeley pedals on sale and you needed to get in touch with distributors. On top of that, I needed to travel a few hours just to buy that pedal. It was all worth it when I tried that rich reverb and delay with modulation and until this day, it is my favorite pedal ever and I would never change it.
Just started working for Robert this week and have gotten to know him and his team. Robert is a wonderful guy. He has mentored people like Josh, Heather Brown of Heather Brown Electrocals and the people that started Walrus and Old Blood Noise.
The Steak & Eggs was my first JHS pedal, and my first Keeley pedal! I have a Caverns now too. Love both these brands, and I'll keep my S&E forever. ...or until it hits Klon prices...
What a great episode! I recently bought the D&M Drive by Keeley after a/b-ing it against the oxblood and the King of Tone… it’s now my favorite Keeley pedal and probably my second favorite pedal ever only after the Carl Martin Plexitone dual channel.
literally looking at pedals online, came across a keeley, said, "hmmm I don't think I've ever heard of keeley" then this fucking video pops up in my notifications in the same minute...
@@RobertKeeleyTV now the owner of the company is talking to me, guess I gotta go get one! no offense! I'm not a pedals guy so there's a lot that i haven't ever heard of, but I have heard of the caverns, brand name just never registered....cool stuff sir!
@@thenewjerseys if the universe is speaking to you thusly, best to not ignore it!! i suggest a nice stereo delay like Eccos. works great with everything, ever.
My Caverns V2 has become a permanent resident on my main board since i picked it up a year ago. Literally not a bad setting on it. Still have my JHS Spring Tank that will go on my basic board (when i get around to assembling that is). Great stuff
I got a Keeley pedal as a gift from my guitarist/homie for my Birthday earlier this year, and it's possibly my favorite pedal in my small collection. The Dyno-My-Roto, possibly the most beautiful chorus tone I've heard on any pedal. I just love it, and the roto-flange option isn't that bad either. Was honestly hoping to hear it in this video, would love to see it in another vid tho.
Vibe-o-Verb is severely underrated. It’s become an “always on” for me! Provides a little dash of subtle movement that makes my mediocre riffage sound more interesting.
I don't see enough love for this pedal. It's so under-the-radar. I thought I wanted a phaser a while ago, but could never quite find a phaser sound I totally liked in my multi effects and plugins I was trying out. But this pedal was just enough of the touch of phaser, with reverb, and it was exactly what I wanted. Keeley always has the best combination of creative-but-practical effects.
@@nicholasrella6904 Yeah I wish it was featured too, as it's so unique. But one of the best parts about it, it's relatively cheap! Give it a shot, I think it's one of those pedals where if you think you're gonna like it, you'll end up liking it. It's much easier to take the plunge on the Vibe-o-verb than some expensive boutique pedal, it's only $150. One of the reasons I was comfortable ordering it without trying it out in-person first.
So Robert Keeley is one of the nicest guys in the pedal industry. We were in contact at the beginning of the year about some Keeley Sound Check group posting. I didn’t get back to him as I was prepping for my wedding, and he sends me a Fuzz Bender with a special back plate and signature as a gift. It’s my most cherished pedal. He seriously doesn’t get enough love for his craft, and his team is the best in the biz. Now I’m going to rant about my 2nd favorite Keeley Pedal… The ECCOS is the best pedal at its price point. Amazing Delay? Check. Awesome looper functions? Check. Easy to use layout? Yup. Different subdivisions for the delay? Yes! Flange for the delay? It’s the best!! Press and hold functions for each mode?? You bet! Presets?!?! Oh yeah! Oh and it costs… $250!?!?!?!
I love my D&M Drive. I stack the drive side with a morning glory for some sweet tones and when I need to cut through a mix that boost is dialed in perfectly. It's been one of my favorite pedals on my board for quite some time when I hit solos.
I still use a Keeley Fuzz Head. It's my go to color boost pedal for humbuckers. I turned down the internal gain control, changed the tone capacitor to the .015uf cap and keep it switched to germanium. Set the fuzz control to 0 and push the amp with the head control. I'm using a Fender '57 custom low power twin reissue set to the edge of breakup and this pedal shines. Very transparent and touch sensitive. I love it.
I run a Keeley compressor. I use it more as a clean boost with the comp turned way down. I really appreciate the single coil/humbucker switch. Works great going in front of a Tumnus. Great episode
After all this time of watching JHS videos i just noticed that we don't see Josh's head when he is playing not because the camera is focusing on the pedals but because Josh is huge.
The Synth-1 is one of my all-time favorite pedals and it never leaves my board. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but if you like to make unpredictable sounds, it can't be beat.
I’ve gone through a few delay pedals but nothing has ever come close to the Mag Echo. The Modulation is killer and adds such a sweet vibe, especially soloing on the neck pick up from 10th fret upwards. Massive fan of it and to see it here was great! I do like the D&M drive too - great dual OD pedal! Cheers
My man. Soon you must end your silence about Chase Bliss Audio. It doesn’t matter if they’re too feature-laden and complex for your personal taste. They deserve your love because they are your kind of people, and their fans are your fans. CBA is breathing a lot of life into the land of guitar pedals, and we need the Josh deep dive. Do we not?
That is by far the best use of a clip of evil Spock I have ever seen. The subtle overlay of the phaser stompbox on top of the transporter console really sold it.
Asked for the Caverns V2 for my birthday. So glad it's on this list because I always your opinion is great and now I know it's the right choice. Love the t-shirt, where can I get one?
Great video. I was surprised the Caverns V2 uses a 2399 chip, since I usually don't like "low-fi" delays. The Caverns delay has some grit, but still clean enough to sound like a tape delay (to me). Really like the form factor of the Caverns V2 - its compact for a 2 in 1, but the switches have some room between them. I'm not a fan of single (small) pedals with two foot switches.
I love my Super Phat Mod. Oddly enough I generally use it for hard rock chugging distortion sounds. It gets me to Alice In Chains territory with alacrity.
I have a couple. 4 knob compressor and the Mag Echo delay and they're both GREAT pedals. Especially the Mag Echo. The tape warble thing it does is nice! 👍
I had number 45 of the original tap tempo green phaser. Loved it so much. It was stolen from me along with all my gear and Robert offered to replace it when I saw him one time and I never took him up on it, but I miss that pedal. I've still got a few Keeley custom cases around to lol.
I got 20 minutes with an Eccos and it's one of the best pedal experiences I've Ever had. First ever time with a Keeley pedal and I was more than amazed
Wild. I watched part of this video and abandoned it for some reason. Several days later, I discovered the double tracker, and when I came back to this video, the double tracker was the next pedal mentioned.
That first jam reminded me of "Anyway" by An Emotional Fish from the 1990 EP, Celebrate. They are from Ireland. It may be generic now, but back then it felt new and cool. Still love that EP. Also, many people forget that there was a bass shortage in mixing and mastering rooms back then. You can really hear it on this EP.
Around 5 years ago I bought a Keeley C2 2-knob Compressor from a pawn shop for $10. The unfinished encasement was so unassuming that the shop likely didn't bother to look up the going resale value. I had never played with a compressor and knew absolutely nothing about them. I quickly found that I had never sounded better. it is now my very favorite effect. Once you play a Keeley Compressor, no other compressor will do (errrr.... except those made by JHS, of course). Josh, thank you for that video explaining compression and how to use compressors! I refer back to that (and the boost video) very frequently.
I own the Dark Side. It’s awesome. You wouldn’t think a pedal that had flanger, univibe, phaser, rotary, Mulitihead delay on one side would do them all well but it does. THEN if that wasn’t enough! The fuzz on the other side of the pedal is the most usable fuzz I’ve ever had on my board. Plus Keeley is an Okie and I am too.
I had a modded AD-9 delay which I LOVED but then sold it to fund purchasing the upgrade with the two expression pedal add-ons which I didn't like as much as the one without (for some reason). That feedback though.... /swoon
I love the titles you come up with for your jams. They make me laugh every time. There were some serious John Scofield Vibes in the clown jazz Jam. You guys rock every single time!
I was sitting on a fence about getting the Oxblood for several years and managed to buy a used one not long ago. It has quickly become one of my favourite distortions - with the diode switch to the right it does an incredible "baritone growl", which is my favourite type of distortion, but it changes into a singing, at times synth like distortion when you go up the neck. Really dig it.
Love my Keeley pedals. I've managed to pick up a Super Phat Mod, Caverns V2 and Fuzz Bender all in the special edition "Canadian Plaid" graphic. I'll never let them go. (And the SPM sounds huge in a chain with a Morning Glory!)
mine is my Always on 4 knob compressor...i play a Tele with a 1968 fender super reverb and we play Country and this pedal is a must have ..thank you Mr. Keeley
My little "always on sandwhich" on my board starts with a bonafide buffer into a Mooer yellow comp, and topping off the bun is the Super Phat Mod, which runs as a preamp. Then the meat, lettuce, onions and tomatos, capping it off with a Strymon Iridium.
When you jammed on the Super Phat Mod and the Caverns I was expecting shoegaze, and instead we got “Generic ‘90s Radio Hit” 😂. Anyway, I have the Realizer and the Eccos and love them. Looks like I’ll have to explore some more of Keeley’s stuff
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Clown Jazz is my new favorite jam! So glad you gave shout-outs to my team. They manifest the crazy effect dreams I have. It's an honor to be on your show Josh. Thank you for all you do for the pedal world. I consider you one of the fathers of the pedal world, you've created so much.
Thanks for all the years of amazing tones! You own and all the pedal makers you've inspired
awesome to see you here Robert. I posted above about a broken gray 4-knob compressor. I do embedded software and hardware dev, so I'll probably open it up to see if I can fix. It's 5 years old but barely used. LED failed first and then it stopped working so I suspect a short or similar dysfunction.
Love you Keeley❤️
Going to have to pick up a Caverns because of this vid. Nice pedals!
Next time screw up, and my peeps look at me,I’m gonna do it again and say CLOWN JAZZ. YUP🤡🚕🤣🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿👍🏿
OK Josh, I’m serious here. Your “Do this, do this, do this,” gave me a new JHS merch idea. I’d love to see JHS make a “fidget ” mini pedal. Not for guitar, just to leave on one’s desk and fidget with. Call it something witty/pun-ish.
Small metal pedal box with a battery inside, foot switch and knobs for controlling a couple LED lights; maybe a selector switch or toggle to change the colors. The potentiometers could speed up and slow down the blinking lights. That’s it.
Put a cool JHS paint job on it. Sell them to your fans for reasonable price $40ish to $50ish and give them away during your YT shows.
This 👆For sure!
That's a great idea.
Yes. This. Soon. I have meetings to attend!
I want this
Just shut up and take my money...
Nick is a wildly underated drummer..to be able to follow josh's random riffs is absolutely outstanding..i mean c'mon, for those ghost notes alone he deserve full recognition..top notch brother..
Not to revive a dead post, but I wholeheartredly agree, I think a lot of Nick's contributions are underrated - maybe underappreciated is better, just from people maybe not knowing he does the editing, stingers, mic set up(I think) etc
@@loganmcgee18 if he is the one doing the mixes, hats off to that too!
I agree as well
I woke up one day and realized half my pedal board is from Keeley. So I leaned in and bought the Supro Keeley Custom 12 amp. Mr. Keeley, just take all my money; you earned it.
I dig mine! Still like yours?
There are two reasons why I watch pedal shows. 1. New gear to possibly get. 2. Affirmation of the gear I got. Today’s affirmation comes from the kind gentleman of JHS using the Keeley Dyna-Trem. I got one about 3 years ago and it hasn’t left my board. I actually use it for a cheap copy of Robin Trower sounds as well as everything else.
Et tu? I have half these pedals but the DynaTrem will be buried with me.
Even if I'm not dead yet, just to make sure I don't lose it
One day on a lesson in compression, my guitar teacher informed me a package would arrive at my door. Days later it showed up and it was a keeley compressor from mr keeley himself!! My teacher knows him, he told Robert he was teaching me and mr keeley sent it to me, It was my first compression pedal so when I described it to my teacher, to which I said something like "it let's me sound soft enough to play with my hippie friends because I hit the strings too hard" and my teacher said mr keeley never heard that description before... Robert Keeley is an absolute treasure of a human, I'm about to start modding and building pedals just because that situation and JHS pedals making these videos got me into it
Love my Keeley Compressor!
So cool!
@@jhspedals epic! Thank you!!
It was 3 years ago when I really got into using guitar pedals and I came across the Keeley Caverns V2. The thing was that in Guatemala it was hard to find keeley pedals on sale and you needed to get in touch with distributors. On top of that, I needed to travel a few hours just to buy that pedal. It was all worth it when I tried that rich reverb and delay with modulation and until this day, it is my favorite pedal ever and I would never change it.
Keeley and JHS are my favorite pedals.
How is the Loomer not in here?
Just started working for Robert this week and have gotten to know him and his team. Robert is a wonderful guy. He has mentored people like Josh, Heather Brown of Heather Brown Electrocals and the people that started Walrus and Old Blood Noise.
woah, that's awesome!
The Loomer is the oldest pedal on my board, and my all-time favorite pedal of any kind. Love Keeley's stuff
YESSSSS! It’s the oldest pedal on my Bizzaro world board, fantastic .And I’m 70🕺🏿✌🏿✌🏿👍🏿MBV in a box
I enjoy the realizer reverb component!
The Steak & Eggs was my first JHS pedal, and my first Keeley pedal! I have a Caverns now too. Love both these brands, and I'll keep my S&E forever. ...or until it hits Klon prices...
What a great episode! I recently bought the D&M Drive by Keeley after a/b-ing it against the oxblood and the King of Tone… it’s now my favorite Keeley pedal and probably my second favorite pedal ever only after the Carl Martin Plexitone dual channel.
literally looking at pedals online, came across a keeley, said, "hmmm I don't think I've ever heard of keeley" then this fucking video pops up in my notifications in the same minute...
Reading your mind..... ;-)
@@RobertKeeleyTV now the owner of the company is talking to me, guess I gotta go get one! no offense! I'm not a pedals guy so there's a lot that i haven't ever heard of, but I have heard of the caverns, brand name just never registered....cool stuff sir!
@@thenewjerseys if the universe is speaking to you thusly, best to not ignore it!! i suggest a nice stereo delay like Eccos. works great with everything, ever.
I think the fact that there was no love for the Bubbletron makes that the most underrated.
Ive wanted one but my ehx mod 11 kinda...almost sorta does it? Not really though
I have a caverns. I use it even when I shouldn't.
Nick puts it on all kinds of stuff it shouldn't be on! ;-)
My Caverns V2 has become a permanent resident on my main board since i picked it up a year ago. Literally not a bad setting on it.
Still have my JHS Spring Tank that will go on my basic board (when i get around to assembling that is).
Great stuff
Sonar So Good needs to be a full track with that signal chain. Damn beautiful
Keeley ECCOS is so much bang for your buck, looks cool, and sounds amazing. By far my favorite Keeley pedal.
Same! i didn't realize the value of the pedal when I bought mine! I will never get rid of it.
Agreed! Great pedal!
hear, hear.
Absolutely killer delay pedal.
For real! Great delay modulations, expression pedal compatible, integrated looper, small form factor. Last in my chain forever.
My favorite quote of this episode “trim just gets ya going when your not ready to go”…..nothing like some good trim!!!!! 😄
I got a Keeley pedal as a gift from my guitarist/homie for my Birthday earlier this year, and it's possibly my favorite pedal in my small collection. The Dyno-My-Roto, possibly the most beautiful chorus tone I've heard on any pedal. I just love it, and the roto-flange option isn't that bad either. Was honestly hoping to hear it in this video, would love to see it in another vid tho.
"I don't know what's going to happen and neither do you, that's why we're here" that cracked me up. Go clown boy go...
I have the super phat mod. And I’ve had my eye on the fuzz bender for a long time. But I also want the muffuletta. Ugh. So many pedals.
Still running my TS9 AND 4-knob comp 10 years later! Been gigging them for that long they are staples on the board, they've never left
Vibe-o-Verb is severely underrated. It’s become an “always on” for me! Provides a little dash of subtle movement that makes my mediocre riffage sound more interesting.
I don't see enough love for this pedal. It's so under-the-radar. I thought I wanted a phaser a while ago, but could never quite find a phaser sound I totally liked in my multi effects and plugins I was trying out. But this pedal was just enough of the touch of phaser, with reverb, and it was exactly what I wanted. Keeley always has the best combination of creative-but-practical effects.
Always wanted one of those ever since I put a Phase 90 in the loop of my Pedal Projects Marbleverb
I’ve been wanting one of those for awhile. I was hoping to see it in this episode.
@@nicholasrella6904 Yeah I wish it was featured too, as it's so unique. But one of the best parts about it, it's relatively cheap! Give it a shot, I think it's one of those pedals where if you think you're gonna like it, you'll end up liking it. It's much easier to take the plunge on the Vibe-o-verb than some expensive boutique pedal, it's only $150. One of the reasons I was comfortable ordering it without trying it out in-person first.
The discontinued ME-8 is another that doesn't get enough love. I never leave home without it .
My wife bought me a Keeley Monterey for our anniversary. Its amazing. Keeley and his team are awesome.
So Robert Keeley is one of the nicest guys in the pedal industry. We were in contact at the beginning of the year about some Keeley Sound Check group posting. I didn’t get back to him as I was prepping for my wedding, and he sends me a Fuzz Bender with a special back plate and signature as a gift. It’s my most cherished pedal. He seriously doesn’t get enough love for his craft, and his team is the best in the biz. Now I’m going to rant about my 2nd favorite Keeley Pedal…
The ECCOS is the best pedal at its price point. Amazing Delay? Check. Awesome looper functions? Check. Easy to use layout? Yup. Different subdivisions for the delay? Yes! Flange for the delay? It’s the best!! Press and hold functions for each mode?? You bet! Presets?!?! Oh yeah! Oh and it costs… $250!?!?!?!
He's got a few Zappa influenced pedals and that makes me happy.
Yeah, yesterday I told a friend (a huge Zappa fan) he should check out the Bubbletron. He loved it. I knew he would. 😊
"Sonar So Good" was actually really good - musical and yet great use of FX. Would love to hear this fully fleshed out into an entire song!
Watching while unboxing my Keeley Tone Workstation
I love my D&M Drive. I stack the drive side with a morning glory for some sweet tones and when I need to cut through a mix that boost is dialed in perfectly. It's been one of my favorite pedals on my board for quite some time when I hit solos.
I still use a Keeley Fuzz Head. It's my go to color boost pedal for humbuckers. I turned down the internal gain control, changed the tone capacitor to the .015uf cap and keep it switched to germanium. Set the fuzz control to 0 and push the amp with the head control. I'm using a Fender '57 custom low power twin reissue set to the edge of breakup and this pedal shines. Very transparent and touch sensitive. I love it.
I run a Keeley compressor. I use it more as a clean boost with the comp turned way down. I really appreciate the single coil/humbucker switch. Works great going in front of a Tumnus. Great episode
After all this time of watching JHS videos i just noticed that we don't see Josh's head when he is playing not because the camera is focusing on the pedals but because Josh is huge.
Shout out to Nick. His drumming really supports these songs super well.
my "Mount Rushmore" of the modern pedal industry:
Josh Scott
Robert Keeley
Brian Wampler
Everyone else at JHS
I'd put Jamie from Earthquaker on there too!
Add Earthquaker and agree
Edit: ^this guy knows what's up
It ain't a sexy effect, but damn, if the Keeley Compressor+ ain't amazing. Definitely an always-on pedal for me
The Synth-1 is one of my all-time favorite pedals and it never leaves my board. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but if you like to make unpredictable sounds, it can't be beat.
I’ve gone through a few delay pedals but nothing has ever come close to the Mag Echo. The Modulation is killer and adds such a sweet vibe, especially soloing on the neck pick up from 10th fret upwards. Massive fan of it and to see it here was great! I do like the D&M drive too - great dual OD pedal! Cheers
I love the Leslie, Vibratone and Univibe sounds in is Rotosonic pedal. Truly great rotary sounds.
We need the story behind the shirt....
Still watching, my favorite though is the Monterey. Love the fuzz, great modulation. I know it’s Jimi inspired but it’s really versatile.
Glad I stayed for the post-credit scene
Robert Keeley punched me in the face.
Sue him and get some pedals
thank you sir, may i have another!
@@TheAmazingSnarf
Another pedal! 😋
If I don't see a "Nick Yelled at Me" shirt in the next video I will be very put out.
Just ordered the Realizer the other day from its most recent run. Looking forward to trying it out!
Robert Keeley is like an elf of pedal world. He's everywhere fixing and designing this and that. I suppose pedal uncle too.
My man. Soon you must end your silence about Chase Bliss Audio. It doesn’t matter if they’re too feature-laden and complex for your personal taste. They deserve your love because they are your kind of people, and their fans are your fans. CBA is breathing a lot of life into the land of guitar pedals, and we need the Josh deep dive. Do we not?
The Caverns v2 was my first Keeley pedal. Love it!
That is by far the best use of a clip of evil Spock I have ever seen. The subtle overlay of the phaser stompbox on top of the transporter console really sold it.
Asked for the Caverns V2 for my birthday. So glad it's on this list because I always your opinion is great and now I know it's the right choice. Love the t-shirt, where can I get one?
The shirts aren't in production anymore. Sorry!
Great video. I was surprised the Caverns V2 uses a 2399 chip, since I usually don't like "low-fi" delays. The Caverns delay has some grit, but still clean enough to sound like a tape delay (to me). Really like the form factor of the Caverns V2 - its compact for a 2 in 1, but the switches have some room between them. I'm not a fan of single (small) pedals with two foot switches.
The drums are sounding darn good today! Definitely ripping these jams off Bandlab so I can play to them.
I thought it was just me. They sound the best I’ve heard on these vids
Nick is legit one of my favorite drummers
Love the shirt. Hope you get one saying Nick soon.
my "robert keeley yelled at me" shirt is bringing up a lot of questions already answered by my shirt
I love my Super Phat Mod. Oddly enough I generally use it for hard rock chugging distortion sounds. It gets me to Alice In Chains territory with alacrity.
I use it for Soundgarden tones
I love that Josh is an ambassador for all the boutique pedal designers, and just constantly hyping them up.
I'd absolutely love to watch an episode about darkglass, those pedals are pure bass wizardry.
Yeah and no one seems to know what kind of circuit it is or what its based on
I have a couple. 4 knob compressor and the Mag Echo delay and they're both GREAT pedals. Especially the Mag Echo. The tape warble thing it does is nice! 👍
I had number 45 of the original tap tempo green phaser. Loved it so much. It was stolen from me along with all my gear and Robert offered to replace it when I saw him one time and I never took him up on it, but I miss that pedal. I've still got a few Keeley custom cases around to lol.
I just purchased a keeley compressor 2 days ago, lol looking forward to receiving it ,I'm sure it will be awesome 👌
I got 20 minutes with an Eccos and it's one of the best pedal experiences I've Ever had. First ever time with a Keeley pedal and I was more than amazed
Wild. I watched part of this video and abandoned it for some reason. Several days later, I discovered the double tracker, and when I came back to this video, the double tracker was the next pedal mentioned.
'We buy used tracks' is a sweet jam with a very apt title. Thanks for another wonderful episode.
12:55 I feel that this could be an entire episode. Like, a Charlie Murphy type of a skit. xD
I only have one keeley pedal and its the amazing DDR. Germans might disagree
Another great show 👍 My Keeley modded Blues Driver has been the cornerstone of my pedalboard for many years
"Clown Jazz".
I now have the proper vernacular to describe RHCP.
Steak and Eggs was how I met you Josh --- via RK - so glad you made it
Caverns and the Compressor are always on my board.
Josh, your guitar playing is so good, addictive and very original
My only Keeley is his mod of the AD-9, but boy is it killer. That pedal is never leaving my gig board.
I got a Memphis Sun from Keeley, and I love it. Pure Rock’n Roll.
That first jam reminded me of "Anyway" by An Emotional Fish from the 1990 EP, Celebrate. They are from Ireland. It may be generic now, but back then it felt new and cool. Still love that EP. Also, many people forget that there was a bass shortage in mixing and mastering rooms back then. You can really hear it on this EP.
I love the Keeley Tone Workstation! Fantastic pedal!
Probably my favorite episode yet
Around 5 years ago I bought a Keeley C2 2-knob Compressor from a pawn shop for $10. The unfinished encasement was so unassuming that the shop likely didn't bother to look up the going resale value. I had never played with a compressor and knew absolutely nothing about them. I quickly found that I had never sounded better. it is now my very favorite effect. Once you play a Keeley Compressor, no other compressor will do (errrr.... except those made by JHS, of course). Josh, thank you for that video explaining compression and how to use compressors! I refer back to that (and the boost video) very frequently.
I own the Dark Side. It’s awesome. You wouldn’t think a pedal that had flanger, univibe, phaser, rotary, Mulitihead delay on one side would do them all well but it does.
THEN if that wasn’t enough! The fuzz on the other side of the pedal is the most usable fuzz I’ve ever had on my board.
Plus Keeley is an Okie and I am too.
JHS and Keeley should reissue the steak and eggs! I always wanted one but missed out on limited numbers 😓 very handsome pedal and sounded fantastic
I have the Dark Side. Love it
I had a modded AD-9 delay which I LOVED but then sold it to fund purchasing the upgrade with the two expression pedal add-ons which I didn't like as much as the one without (for some reason). That feedback though.... /swoon
Josh is like the Raymond Reddington of effects pedals
I love the titles you come up with for your jams. They make me laugh every time. There were some serious John Scofield Vibes in the clown jazz Jam. You guys rock every single time!
I’m trying to figure out what song @3:23 reminds me of. I’ve spent an hour trying to figure it out
This is my favorite late nite show of all time, never gets old fashioned. Happy new year everyone!
Oh, even though it's 2022 when I'm watching this...
Congratulations to Keeley Pedals!
I love this format. Plus Joshua can we throw back to this once or twice?
Love my Abbey Chamber Verb!
Seems like I'm the only one though, great little pedal that doesn't get enough love :)
Had no idea why it was names Oxblood. Picked one up at a garage sale for cheap, brought it home and love it.
I was sitting on a fence about getting the Oxblood for several years and managed to buy a used one not long ago. It has quickly become one of my favourite distortions - with the diode switch to the right it does an incredible "baritone growl", which is my favourite type of distortion, but it changes into a singing, at times synth like distortion when you go up the neck. Really dig it.
Great album time 🤘🏽
Love my Keeley modded MT-2.
Love my Keeley pedals. I've managed to pick up a Super Phat Mod, Caverns V2 and Fuzz Bender all in the special edition "Canadian Plaid" graphic. I'll never let them go. (And the SPM sounds huge in a chain with a Morning Glory!)
It's cool seeing the love from one awesome pedal manufacturer to another. And yeah, I get the love for Keeley for sure.
Good to see the Dynatrem! Great harmonic trem sound, if a little noisy. I never even use the other tremolo settings
mine is my Always on 4 knob compressor...i play a Tele with a 1968 fender super reverb and we play Country and this pedal is a must have ..thank you Mr. Keeley
I think I remember Paul Gilbert making the argument about Pie basically live on some demonstration thing some years ago. Songs just happen in him.
My little "always on sandwhich" on my board starts with a bonafide buffer into a Mooer yellow comp, and topping off the bun is the Super Phat Mod, which runs as a preamp.
Then the meat, lettuce, onions and tomatos, capping it off with a Strymon Iridium.
I honestly cannot truly fathom 25 people clicking your link and then disliking your videos. Weird. I love it Josh, keep doing what you do.
When you jammed on the Super Phat Mod and the Caverns I was expecting shoegaze, and instead we got “Generic ‘90s Radio Hit” 😂. Anyway, I have the Realizer and the Eccos and love them. Looks like I’ll have to explore some more of Keeley’s stuff
I have a Keeley modded Boss Tremolo. MVP on my pedalboard for over 15 years now! Will never let it go!
A year ago I jumped on board the tone train to tone central. The first pedal on the journey was the Germanium Super Fat Mod. It’s still on the board.