36 Results for "Josh Scott"

JHS Pedals Destroy Your Tone with 3 Series Bit Crusher, Ring Modulator, & Glitch Delay

With three new pedals in the JHS 3 Series, Josh Scott gets players experimenting with digital destruction!

EHX Big Muff 2 Tone Wicker: Even More Options!

Electro Harmonix Big Muff Pi 2 with Tone Wicker expands the tone and the dual op-amp family

JHS Coyote Octave Fuzz: Rare Circuit Reimagined

The Coyote by JHS Pedals is based on a rare octave fuzz design by Glenn S. Wyllie

JHS Pedals Double Dragon: Analog & Wild Octaver!

The JHS Pedals Double Dragon Lo-Fi Octave Device is a fully analog classic octave-divider

EHX Launch Bass Big Muff Pi 2: Time to get low down dirty

The EHX Bass Big Muff Pi 2 could be perfect for your low end dirt needs

JHS Morning Glory Clean: Perfect Transparent Drive Tones

JHS Pedals Morning Glory Clean could be the next great must have transparent overdrive pedal.

Pedal FOMO: Have You Been Affected?

The psychology of Pedal FOMO, from boutique hype and scarcity tactics. Learn how to break the cycle of gear obsession.

EHX Big Muff 2 Announced! The Lost Circuit Returns

EHX Big Muff Pi 2 Dual Op-Amp returns after 40 years lost in a shed

JHS Pedals Kilt 10: Expanding The Expandora

The JHS Pedals Kilt 10 refines the classic Expandora-style drive pedal and updates the features

Guitar Journal: Oasis Les Paul 2025 Limited Run

Oasis Les Paul, signed by Noel Gallagher, Spurr Audio PMF-8824 multi-modulation and Josh Scott of JHS Pedals in cycling accident

JHS Pedals 3 Series Expands with Rotary Chorus, Tape Delay, and Oil Can Delay.

JHS Pedals expands its affordable 3 Series with Rotary Chorus, Tape Delay, and Oil Can Delay at $99 each

Guitar Journal: Jeff Beck, Ross, and Martin JoBo

Jeff Beck's guitars go to auction, the discontinuation of Ross Pedals, and that Martin 000-45 Joe Bonamassa.

JHS Hard Drive – High Gain Distortion

JHS Pedals drop a new high-gain distortion called the Hard Drive. An original design with loads of great heavy distortion tones

JHS NOTAKLÖN – $99 DIY Solderless Klon clone

The JHS NOTAKLÖN is a new $99 DIY Solderless Klon kit and sold out overnight. Plus some lucky buyer has received a Golden Ticket in their box

ROSS Electronics are back with a little help from JHS Pedals

ROSS Electronics are back with help from Josh Scott of JHS Pedals. Five new effects, one of which never officially existed in the original run

JHS EHX Lizard Queen: The octave fuzz distortion inspired by the ’70s

This JHS and EHX Lizard Queen collaboration is based on the 1970s octave fuzz distortion that never actually existed and is available in two versions.

Guitar Gear Gems: Bad Monkey Fever?

Bad Monkey Fever? It would appear that the guitar world has gone bananas in the last week and it all boils down to Josh Scott

EHX Slap-Back Echo Analog Delay Reissue

EHX Slap-Back Echo is a reissue of the large box 1978 analogue delay. Now in a smaller housing, with all the great tones of the original

The Death of Boutique Pedals: Is Boutique Over?

Could "The Death of Boutique Pedals" be on the horizon? Have global situations made it near impossible for small builders to make a profit?

A $99 USA made TubeScreamer? JHS Pedals 3 Series Screamer

The JHS Pedals 3 Series Screamer is a new US-made wallet-friendly boutique Tubescreamer with two types of clipping and high quality: for only $99.

JHS Pedals Overdrive Preamp based on a pedal that never existed

Josh Scott based the new JHS Overdrive Preamp on an unobtainable v1 DOD Overdrive Preamp circuit and gave users two clipping circuits to choose from.

The Pedal Movie: Over 2 hours and 23 minutes of stompbox fun!

The Pedal Movie is finally out: This enjoyable, well-executed though imperfect homage to the stompbox runs to a wopping 143 mintues! Let's dive in.

Watch this hilarious send-up of the insane boutique pedal market

In this great parody of the PPS (Pedal Price Stupidity) phenomenon, Music Is Win buys the first Klon from Josh Scott for half a million. Seriously, watch this now.

Josh Scott of JHS selling his Klon Centaur #2 for $500k!

An original run of the legendary Klon may set you back a few thousand dollars. Or, for a cool half a million, you can buy the very first one to be built!