What I love most about the JHS Show is that Josh is pedal builder and JHS is a pedal company, yet Josh spends so much time talking about how fantastic other pedals from other brands are. The passion is really authentic.
I agree. Unless it is biasing, put a damn knob on the outside. I think the designer who puts internal dipswitches and trimpots on guitar pedals must be Joe King.
@@ltd4all indeed you get what you pay for, sometimes. It may also get cloned by someone with amazing graphics and big pretty knobs, then you'll pay a lot more than its worth. But we all know, tone is in the eye of the beholder.
What a killer idea! A pedal you build yourself that is super modular and sounds great... YES. They offer a few different fun things to build on their website. Definitely liking this form of thought.
I had a friend build a Nu-Tube box as a compressor when these NU-Tubes first came out. It was a Developer kit. That compressor rivaled a Manely Vari-Mu in color and tonality.
I worked in the medical field for forty years and we had a running joke when we saw an anomaly or event we hadn’t seen before, “NOW I’ve seen everything”. Thank you for sharing about meeting these legends, new ideas have to start somewhere!
Did this inspire the Notaklön? When I saw the premier video earlier the solderless concept fired off a fuzzy memory in my brain. The Ikea theme there is a really nice touch, congrats on moving the first batch right away! Such a fun design combining all these great ideas!
No disrespect to your other content/formats, but I like this down to earth approach. No pressure to "perform" for the camera etc, just sharing your valuable knowledge and enthusiasm. Like the "old daze", kewl...
Really appreciate learning about all of the pedals I’ve gotten to see so far, and it’s always entertaining. Bad Monkey and the trail of commentary was priceless!
As a former (acoustic) guitar player just switching to bass 9 months ago, I want to thank you for giving us new guys (& gals) this knowledge!! I look forward to watching more of your videos and watching the new ones yet to be written. 😎🤘🏼🎸🎵🎶
This is such a neat idea, I wonder why not many companies have thought about putting famous circuits in parallel like this. I want to know what these things all sound like wired up this way now.
What a brilliant bit of kit! All it needs as an extra is an analogue Neil Young-type whizzer device sitting on top to allow a player to switch between different mixes of the three trimpots. Or a memory & additional foot switches, and a form factor x3, if you have to get all ultra-modern & digital about this ...
I may be super wrong but korgs nutube has been employed for a while in the audiophile community, so not just for guitar. I may be wrong if it's a new design on top of the original nutube.
What the “parallel” sound actually sounds like is multichannel (different) mics on an amp cabinet with a great variac and fuzz with the bias knob showing … which really cool
These are cool pedals and so appeal to my nerdiness, especially the harmonic distortion. I was actually slightly disappointed that you don’t have to solder the pedal together yourself 😂
I love your channel man. One piece of polite and constructive criticism: a thing cannot be "the most unique." Unique means "one of a kind," hence, there are no degrees of "uniqueness."
I am an old timer guitar player and back in my day had no money to buy exactly what I wanted so I tried to modified what i had.I have a project in the winds to start building a 100% tone bender using NOS OC81Ds I am particularly interested in putting an bias pot in the circuit. I am not a tech but I love the adventure and the feeling of accomplishment that most people would not dare to do. This box intrigues me. Thanks for Sharing Josh.
Oh it's really cool the lights dim with the voltage drop that characterizes the sag. I kinda want to see the nutubes becoming more common from other companies too now, I love the idea.
Yep. It's essentially a VFD (vacuum fluorescent display) with just a couple of segments. Very clever, in that it has similar non-linear amplification as a vacuum tube, but only needs low voltage to operate.
Hey Josh, you seem to have a way of getting decent sounds out of almost any pedal. Have you ever tried the ZT Xtortion pedal? It's the only distortion pedal I've ever owned that I couldn't get a single usable sound out of. I'd love to hear your take on it.
Cool love JHS half assembled Kits Bread Boards and a Video DVD from Josh...and History. Stephan Grossman does that lessons and rare footage of the creators. Pedal and chip set history is amazing. JHS home brew kits.
As if 1 of my dreams has come alive...I'm lost for words...& I'm only in the 1st 5 minutes of the video including standby && leader. I don't say this alot (4 times in my life so far)but I'm sold...gotta have one. Thnx JHS...
last comment & i'm off to bed having the sweetest dreams & drop it....but it sounds like as if all Prince's distorted sounds were analysed to design this pedal....IMHO && just saying.
Josh they are not using the Nu tube technology in the Harmonic Distortion. Also the distortion gain stages are not cascaded. They are independent and then summed.
So many good sounds. Unfortunately, I'd have choice paralysis. I'd end up putting knobs on the hidden pots, then never settling on a tone, then inevitably breaking the pots. Very cool pedal and concept. Curious about the future of that tube replacement tech.
Interesting pedals! But the HD-S does not actually contain the NuTube, it is all solid state! Pretty unusual circuit though. The lights in the little window are just LEDs and are purely decorative, no actual signal goes through them. The other two kits in the series - the OD-S and TR-S do contain the NuTube though.
NuTube is a really interesting development; I have one in my Vox Silk Drive. The "tube" is actually the phosphorescent display that shows an oscilloscope view of your waveform; a nifty, yet nigh-useless featurette. I wouldn't even call it a feature; the feature is trebles and articulation for days, but it never gets harsh. That and you can use it as a stompbox, a preamp or as an amp direct to a mixer or FRFR powered cab. A quick BTW; the Ampeg ReverbeRocket is the amp heard on Frampton Comes Alive
These tubes are basically Vaccum Fluorescent Display tubes, a rather old technology used to display digits in calculators and many other devices, It is still used today. Here they "just" re-arranged the design so it doesnt display digits any more, and has usable response to audio signal. It is a low voltage double triode.
I’ve been wanting all three of these for a while, love the nutube stuff, I have two amps and two pedals with it (all from vox, two mini superbeetles and two of the nutube pedals, the silk drive and the ac one)
All of them sound crazy good! It's a shame they are so expensive, but I get that they are basically amp-in-a-box type pedals (those nutube thingys are not cheap).
Much cheaper than a classic Fender amp. But it really depends on what tone quality you want. This one is cool but at extreme settings it does seem to have a kind of ‘modular synth wavefolder’ sound that you will either like or not. I’m a Eurorack person so it works for me.
At 18:38 is basically Josh's distortion sound. I've heard Josh get this sound from a Tonebender and a number of other pedals. It's like a tight, slightly fuzzy, slightly gated sound. I like the sound, but it's funny how Josh gets this out of so many pedals.
It's how people who have a specific sound in mind always adjust their pedals. I'm guilty of doing it with amps and pedals. Fuzz pedals sometimes have a symbiotic relationship with amps and need to set a certain way to sound good. This used to cause me to flip fuzz pedals pretty often before I started being creative.
Vox came out with the MV-50 mini amps using the NUTUBE technology and i was shocked how good it sounded, i tried the hi gain model with a Horizon Drive in the front of it to clean it up a bit to taste, i wish they would make it more pedal board friendly with a regular iec cable i think it would be killer.
It's the re-purposing of VFD, as a vacuum tube. That's why it looks like a display......because it is. 😄 Noritake first became famous, for their porcelain dishware.
hi from illinois. y'all are a cool positive force in the music world, so thx fer that. that guitar is groovy; it looks like Elroy Jetson would play it. rawk on
I missed the live stream, but while you're hyping up Madison on record time, I'm finally seeing her live in August, with Guster. I first heard of her on this channel, and now it seems like she's all over the place.
Josh, you mixed something up. There's no nutube in the Harmonic Distortion - the indicators are just that: 5 RGB LEDs. Distortion comes from BJT transistor stages. The Schematic is freely available.
I also love simple circuits and exploring those - nice and inspiring to hear you speaking about it. And even more inspiring are those circuits that are REALLY different. This includes for me those NuTube circuits but also, much more simpler, the (also rare) pedals that - for example - use digital inverters (Type 4049 - like in a Red Llama) or misuse other IC chips (like the LM386). I love these, as they stray from the herd of all 99% standard circuits. Would love to see a video from you about all those "misfits" - as I guess, you know even more then the two I just mentioned 🙂 But that's maybe to nerdy for your audience ;-)
Super cool! I mean when the designer of the Univibe hands you a box you're honour bound to play the crap out whatever is inside. 100%. Edit: First thing you'd need to do is convert trims to mini pots. Classic Japanese shoe on head stuff there haha.
Tech21. Owned a PSA 1.1 back in the day; recently picked up a PSA 2.0 and it sounds like I remember. Only thing missing is XLR DI out. PSA 2.0 is worth a review IMO
I wonder what the results would be if you put the jhs morning glory > korg tr-s > a cab sim pedal such as the the tc impulse or two notes cab m - would it equal ultimate ampless setup? Additionally you know what would be cool? jhs colourblx v2 with the korg tr-s straight into a mixer/audio interface or cab sim. I reckon any ‘amp in a box’ pedal before the tr-s would be killer for ampless rigs.
My two favorite pedals work together to make a wundebar sound. The rare Effectrode Helios (not the Mercury), and the Effectrode Fire Bottle mag booster feeding into it. Those two pedals stacked together sound so good with my dual bucker G&L, I don’t even need an amp & mics, I can plug it straight into daw, record & apply the atmospherics afterward in the mix. Even playing straight through the daw over the monitors sounds better than most of my amps ever did. Try em.
…& the Helios is the tube fuzz you’re talking about. Instead of just piping the same fuzz circuit we’ve all heard a million times through a tube, it uses the properties of the tube to achieve every part of the fuzz. And… is the fuzz on Gilmours board.
Josh, have you ever played the AMT Warm Stone that’s a 12AX7 SS replacement? And when will these be available in twin-triode vacuum tube form for preamps?
I have and use the Silk Drive and Mystic Edge direct. Fantastic pedals! Very amp like and take pedals as an amp would. As good as digital is i wasnt satisfied till i tried them :)
I'd really like to see drive pedals based on today's great distortion and saturation plugins (and of course the hardware they model). How cool would it be to legitimise plugins like FabFilter Saturn of the Waves Abbey Road Saturator as distortion for guitar? I've tried them in front of amp sims, they sound great!
I’d love to see you cover the soundtank series from Ibanez, especially the em-5 echo machine. They have some cool circuits in that series. The phaser, em-5, and auto-way are some of my favorites.
What I love most about the JHS Show is that Josh is pedal builder and JHS is a pedal company, yet Josh spends so much time talking about how fantastic other pedals from other brands are. The passion is really authentic.
This is incredible timing! I just installed a flathead screwdriver to a pair of Doc Martens. I'm all set!
I agree. Unless it is biasing, put a damn knob on the outside. I think the designer who puts internal dipswitches and trimpots on guitar pedals must be Joe King.
@@kentl7228 someone will clone it with external pots.
@stuart chapman and they'll probably sell more than the original after adding those regular pots....
@@ltd4all indeed you get what you pay for, sometimes. It may also get cloned by someone with amazing graphics and big pretty knobs, then you'll pay a lot more than its worth. But we all know, tone is in the eye of the beholder.
Ear of the beholden
They keep saying that AI will take all our jobs, but I didn’t expect Josh to replace Nic with a machine so quickly!
Nick was a machine all along. He just has a new body now.
New drummer's name is AL. AL Esis
And he plays with no sticks!
Not worried. I expect Josh and Nic to replace AI very soon.
I love this concept. Great way to get people to dip their toes into exploring a pedal and in a spot that won't get knocked/not locked away inside.
What a killer idea! A pedal you build yourself that is super modular and sounds great... YES. They offer a few different fun things to build on their website. Definitely liking this form of thought.
I had a friend build a Nu-Tube box as a compressor when these NU-Tubes first came out. It was a Developer kit. That compressor rivaled a Manely Vari-Mu in color and tonality.
I worked in the medical field for forty years and we had a running joke when we saw an anomaly or event we hadn’t seen before, “NOW I’ve seen everything”. Thank you for sharing about meeting these legends, new ideas have to start somewhere!
So so so so so excited for you to teach circuitry. The stuff of dreams. Thanks.
The sweeping frequencies are absolutely nuts.
Yeah I’m interested in that for my synths and drum tracks. Very neat and unusual sound.
Josh is restocking the bar in the basement, check the couch behind him - I like the from the basement format, goes with Josh's whole Dad vibe.
Lol I was thinking the same.thing. 😂
I also love that you gave your liquor bottles a leather chair to sit in shows you have your priorities in order and all your ducks in a row.
Did this inspire the Notaklön? When I saw the premier video earlier the solderless concept fired off a fuzzy memory in my brain. The Ikea theme there is a really nice touch, congrats on moving the first batch right away! Such a fun design combining all these great ideas!
Ordered the HD-S and the TR-S just yesterday 😮 can't wait to try them now
Nice to see new tech still pushing through effects.
No disrespect to your other content/formats, but I like this down to earth approach. No pressure to "perform" for the camera etc, just sharing your valuable knowledge and enthusiasm. Like the "old daze", kewl...
First thing I noticed is You are playing very WELL!
Totally dig this format as an addition to the other fine material.
Really appreciate learning about all of the pedals I’ve gotten to see so far, and it’s always entertaining. Bad Monkey and the trail of commentary was priceless!
@25:00 it turns into the Harmonic Flanger or something... way cool!!! Yes I do enjoy this long format when demoing such an innovation. Thanks Josh.
holy cow live circuitry class with josh sounds incredible tyty
As a former (acoustic) guitar player just switching to bass 9 months ago, I want to thank you for giving us new guys (& gals) this knowledge!! I look forward to watching more of your videos and watching the new ones yet to be written. 😎🤘🏼🎸🎵🎶
oh nice! thanks for watching!
I love my NuTek NTS1! This looks like a fun and very functional kit!
This is such a neat idea, I wonder why not many companies have thought about putting famous circuits in parallel like this. I want to know what these things all sound like wired up this way now.
Some of the sounds out of that really remind me of that prunes&custard diode ladder distortion/fuzz. Love it!
25 mins is like the distortions are phasing all spitty fuzz like. Love it!
Hi Josh, cool stuff! Thx for all u do for those of us that enjoy learning more!
What a brilliant bit of kit! All it needs as an extra is an analogue Neil Young-type whizzer device sitting on top to allow a player to switch between different mixes of the three trimpots. Or a memory & additional foot switches, and a form factor x3, if you have to get all ultra-modern & digital about this ...
keep doing these and bring back the monday streams with more circuit/history nerdyness!!
There are NuTubes in Vox's amp-in-a-box pedals too! I love my Mystic Edge.
I may be super wrong but korgs nutube has been employed for a while in the audiophile community, so not just for guitar. I may be wrong if it's a new design on top of the original nutube.
Really enjoyed all 3 pedals, Josh. Looking forward to the next episode. Have a great weekend.
I think I like the sound of the power tube reactor the best. I feel like it would suit me best of all three for the music I play.
What the “parallel” sound actually sounds like is multichannel (different) mics on an amp cabinet with a great variac and fuzz with the bias knob showing … which really cool
VOX used this Nutube thing in their MV series amps. I have the AC model and it sounds great.
Just when I though I’d not buy another distortion… super cool!
Excited to watch these breadboarding lessons. Thanks for that in advance.
These are cool pedals and so appeal to my nerdiness, especially the harmonic distortion. I was actually slightly disappointed that you don’t have to solder the pedal together yourself 😂
I love your channel man. One piece of polite and constructive criticism: a thing cannot be "the most unique." Unique means "one of a kind," hence, there are no degrees of "uniqueness."
I am an old timer guitar player and back in my day had no money to buy exactly what I wanted so I tried to modified what i had.I have a project in the winds to start building a 100% tone bender using NOS OC81Ds I am particularly interested in putting an bias pot in the circuit. I am not a tech but I love the adventure and the feeling of accomplishment that most people would not dare to do. This box intrigues me. Thanks for Sharing Josh.
I just want to hear everything turned up to max with it lol. The filtery thing on the attack when it gets turned up and palm muted is so cool
Oh it's really cool the lights dim with the voltage drop that characterizes the sag. I kinda want to see the nutubes becoming more common from other companies too now, I love the idea.
A nutube is derived from a vacuum tube type that has been used for “digital” displays like in clocks and microwaves
Yep. It's essentially a VFD (vacuum fluorescent display) with just a couple of segments. Very clever, in that it has similar non-linear amplification as a vacuum tube, but only needs low voltage to operate.
22:57 “If you’re enjoying this you’re a nerd and I wanna be your friend”. 😂
That guitar sounds amazing along with the pedal
Hey Josh, you seem to have a way of getting decent sounds out of almost any pedal.
Have you ever tried the ZT Xtortion pedal? It's the only distortion pedal I've ever owned that I couldn't get a single usable sound out of. I'd love to hear your take on it.
Can't wait for breadboarding and circuit talk videos!!!!! Wampler has been a bit quiet lately in the video front. Seriously stoked
Cool love JHS half assembled Kits Bread Boards and a Video DVD from Josh...and History.
Stephan Grossman does that lessons and rare footage of the creators.
Pedal and chip set history is amazing.
JHS home brew kits.
As if 1 of my dreams has come alive...I'm lost for words...& I'm only in the 1st 5 minutes of the video including standby && leader. I don't say this alot (4 times in my life so far)but I'm sold...gotta have one. Thnx JHS...
&& 45mA...that's the way to save the planet...my goodness....I'm a nerd...let's be friends ;)))))
last comment & i'm off to bed having the sweetest dreams & drop it....but it sounds like as if all Prince's distorted sounds were analysed to design this pedal....IMHO && just saying.
Man, that's a really good looking guitar
Josh they are not using the Nu tube technology in the Harmonic Distortion. Also the distortion gain stages are not cascaded. They are independent and then summed.
So many good sounds. Unfortunately, I'd have choice paralysis. I'd end up putting knobs on the hidden pots, then never settling on a tone, then inevitably breaking the pots. Very cool pedal and concept. Curious about the future of that tube replacement tech.
Exactly me
This pedal is like music to my ears.....which is really good since I think this is Joshs’ plan.👍🎸
Interesting pedals! But the HD-S does not actually contain the NuTube, it is all solid state! Pretty unusual circuit though. The lights in the little window are just LEDs and are purely decorative, no actual signal goes through them. The other two kits in the series - the OD-S and TR-S do contain the NuTube though.
NuTube is a really interesting development; I have one in my Vox Silk Drive. The "tube" is actually the phosphorescent display that shows an oscilloscope view of your waveform; a nifty, yet nigh-useless featurette. I wouldn't even call it a feature; the feature is trebles and articulation for days, but it never gets harsh. That and you can use it as a stompbox, a preamp or as an amp direct to a mixer or FRFR powered cab. A quick BTW; the Ampeg ReverbeRocket is the amp heard on Frampton Comes Alive
These tubes are basically Vaccum Fluorescent Display tubes, a rather old technology used to display digits in calculators and many other devices, It is still used today. Here they "just" re-arranged the design so it doesnt display digits any more, and has usable response to audio signal. It is a low voltage double triode.
I’ve been wanting all three of these for a while, love the nutube stuff, I have two amps and two pedals with it (all from vox, two mini superbeetles and two of the nutube pedals, the silk drive and the ac one)
All of them sound crazy good! It's a shame they are so expensive, but I get that they are basically amp-in-a-box type pedals (those nutube thingys are not cheap).
Much cheaper than a classic Fender amp. But it really depends on what tone quality you want. This one is cool but at extreme settings it does seem to have a kind of ‘modular synth wavefolder’ sound that you will either like or not. I’m a Eurorack person so it works for me.
How much? I can't find a price...
@@sentforth5 about €220. Don't know how much it would cost in the states.
At 18:38 is basically Josh's distortion sound. I've heard Josh get this sound from a Tonebender and a number of other pedals. It's like a tight, slightly fuzzy, slightly gated sound. I like the sound, but it's funny how Josh gets this out of so many pedals.
It's how people who have a specific sound in mind always adjust their pedals. I'm guilty of doing it with amps and pedals. Fuzz pedals sometimes have a symbiotic relationship with amps and need to set a certain way to sound good. This used to cause me to flip fuzz pedals pretty often before I started being creative.
Vox came out with the MV-50 mini amps using the NUTUBE technology and i was shocked how good it sounded, i tried the hi gain model with a Horizon Drive in the front of it to clean it up a bit to taste, i wish they would make it more pedal board friendly with a regular iec cable i think it would be killer.
You would probably like the Vox Valvenergy series
I love the new stuff, but i will miss the continuous output with the crew. I was always looking forward to your Wednesday and Friday releases.
This is great. Voyages of discovery. I am on board. Thanks.
It's the re-purposing of VFD, as a vacuum tube. That's why it looks like a display......because it is. 😄 Noritake first became famous, for their porcelain dishware.
The lights remind me of Close Encounters of the Third Kind and I love it
I'm sooooo excited for the circuit lessons!!!!
Hell yes! I’m definitely waiting for the breadboarding streams!
I believe that the Nu-Tube was first used in Vox amps before they used it in any pedals.
i think it might've also been used in some blackstar stuff?
the nutube is also on a bass synth, this is exciting i was hoping they would do this with it
hi from illinois. y'all are a cool positive force in the music world, so thx fer that. that guitar is groovy; it looks like Elroy Jetson would play it. rawk on
I missed the live stream, but while you're hyping up Madison on record time, I'm finally seeing her live in August, with Guster. I first heard of her on this channel, and now it seems like she's all over the place.
The Korg Volca Nubass (2019) is the first thing they put a Nutube in.
Appreciate the use of "Mieda-san" these designers def deserve any and all forms of cultural respect that apply!
@22:55... I was just thinking about how much I was enjoying this!
Duuuude. That guitar is freshhhhhh!
Josh, you mixed something up. There's no nutube in the Harmonic Distortion - the indicators are just that: 5 RGB LEDs. Distortion comes from BJT transistor stages. The Schematic is freely available.
I also love simple circuits and exploring those - nice and inspiring to hear you speaking about it. And even more inspiring are those circuits that are REALLY different. This includes for me those NuTube circuits but also, much more simpler, the (also rare) pedals that - for example - use digital inverters (Type 4049 - like in a Red Llama) or misuse other IC chips (like the LM386). I love these, as they stray from the herd of all 99% standard circuits. Would love to see a video from you about all those "misfits" - as I guess, you know even more then the two I just mentioned 🙂
But that's maybe to nerdy for your audience ;-)
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I enjoyed this very much my Friend- Thank you very much!
Is Nick still locked in the pedal room?!!
Very cool pedals. I love new stuffs and things.
Super cool! I mean when the designer of the Univibe hands you a box you're honour bound to play the crap out whatever is inside. 100%.
Edit: First thing you'd need to do is convert trims to mini pots. Classic Japanese shoe on head stuff there haha.
I’d love to see a video on the Source Audio Ultrawave. It’s a wild pedal that doesn’t get as much shine as it deserves!
Hell yeah man I need to learn how to build an EQ pedal
Tech21. Owned a PSA 1.1 back in the day; recently picked up a PSA 2.0 and it sounds like I remember. Only thing missing is XLR DI out.
PSA 2.0 is worth a review IMO
I wonder what the results would be if you put the jhs morning glory > korg tr-s > a cab sim pedal such as the the tc impulse or two notes cab m - would it equal ultimate ampless setup? Additionally you know what would be cool? jhs colourblx v2 with the korg tr-s straight into a mixer/audio interface or cab sim. I reckon any ‘amp in a box’ pedal before the tr-s would be killer for ampless rigs.
My two favorite pedals work together to make a wundebar sound. The rare Effectrode Helios (not the Mercury), and the Effectrode Fire Bottle mag booster feeding into it. Those two pedals stacked together sound so good with my dual bucker G&L, I don’t even need an amp & mics, I can plug it straight into daw, record & apply the atmospherics afterward in the mix. Even playing straight through the daw over the monitors sounds better than most of my amps ever did. Try em.
…& the Helios is the tube fuzz you’re talking about. Instead of just piping the same fuzz circuit we’ve all heard a million times through a tube, it uses the properties of the tube to achieve every part of the fuzz. And… is the fuzz on Gilmours board.
Josh, have you ever played the AMT Warm Stone that’s a 12AX7 SS replacement? And when will these be available in twin-triode vacuum tube form for preamps?
Awesome pedal! Would love to see you do a video on zvex pedals too!
Love this format!! You got any crazy tube circuit pedal? Would love to see you check those out.
We're not shrinking Josh, we're compressing.
If you can find any NVN (nine volt nirvana) pedals, they’d be great to see on the channel.
I'm trying to choose a distortion pedal, and I'm leaning towards a ds-1w. Josh made this sound really good, though. And versatile. 🤔
you can buy several ds-1’s for the price of this… and no building needed!
I have and use the Silk Drive and Mystic Edge direct. Fantastic pedals! Very amp like and take pedals as an amp would.
As good as digital is i wasnt satisfied till i tried them :)
I put this video on and went to do some stuff and from the other room 28:26 sounded really cool
18:04 I thought you were about to play Silence Kid(Kit)!
I'd really like to see drive pedals based on today's great distortion and saturation plugins (and of course the hardware they model). How cool would it be to legitimise plugins like FabFilter Saturn of the Waves Abbey Road Saturator as distortion for guitar? I've tried them in front of amp sims, they sound great!
I ❤️ trem enthusiasm!🎸
I'd get it just for the flashy light lol. Another great solo episode Josh!
Well, this thing is fun. And so is that guitar. I feel like I would use this pedal on a stand next to me, less a stomp box, more a tweak box.
Exact fuzz tone on 1967 recording of lead guitar on Buckinghams “COME HOME”
I’d love to see you cover the soundtank series from Ibanez, especially the em-5 echo machine. They have some cool circuits in that series. The phaser, em-5, and auto-way are some of my favorites.
Yep, it was Josh candy. Glad I ordered one before this video came out lol….
I’m really curious about what you think of the Providence SOV-1 pedal. Please do a video!🎉