Collection: All the pedals

[GAD]

I love JHS Pedal's YT channel because he (Josh) explains pedals that aren't his own and you can tell that he just loves pedals.

About a year ago Rob Scallon did a video with him where he shows off his entire collection. I love watching Josh explain them because it's clear that he has the joy of a true collector that knows every detail of every item he has.

No Guilds in the vid, but at 17:18 he demos what clearly was the inspiration for the Guild SP5 Siren, Surf and Turf with tornado and siren.

 

[ReevesRd]

That's a lot of pedals! One could spend days exploring this collection.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Walter Broes]

His online presence is marketing genius, from what I've heard JHS is one of the biggest pedal companies in the world.

That said, I've never played through a JHS pedal that made me go "WHOA!", but maybe that's one of the keys to their succes - things that are immensely popular can be a little on the bland side.

I briefly owned a JHS delay pedal that sounded pretty good but was impractical on stage for me.

 

[GAD]

His online presence is marketing genius, from what I've heard JHS is one of the biggest pedal companies in the world.

That said, I've never played through a JHS pedal that made me go "WHOA!", but maybe that's one of the keys to their succes - things that are immensely popular can be a little on the bland side.

I briefly owned a JHS delay pedal that sounded pretty good but was impractical on stage for me.

I love his vids, but I’d never encountered one of his pedals. To be fair I’m not really a pedal guy and just wanted to build something simple for the Garshall which is how I found his vids.