JHS Pedals PackRat Distortion Fuzz Effects Pedal
JHS Pedals PackRat Distortion Fuzz Effects Pedal
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In 1978, the most versatile and influential distortion pedal of all time was invented in Kalamazoo, MI: the Proco RAT. Scott Burnham and Steve Kiraly first had the idea after playing, repairing and modifying all the available distortion pedals on the market. They wanted something that didnāt exist in the mainstream product lines like MXR, DOD and BOSS.
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They wanted a pedal that could go from overdrive to distortion and then all the way to fuzz. By 1979 Scott had perfected the circuit in his RAT-infested basement workshop, and the rest is history.
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The JHS Pedals PackRat is the ultimate tribute to the 40+ years of rodent evolution and its impact on the guitarās sound. Artists from every genre have used the iconic tones in this unassuming black box to create their sounds, including Nirvana, John Scofield, Pink Floyd, Metallica, REM, the Eagles, Jeff Beck and Radiohead.
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Building on our Multi-Mode pedal series that includes the JHS Muffuletta and Bonsai, the JHS PackRat uses the same unique digital runway system to direct the paths of 261 components through 40 individual switches.
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This means that when you choose one of the nine legendary or rare modes, you are playing fully analog circuits that perfectly replicate that mode, even down to the aging components (also known as component drift).
JHS Pedals PackRat Distortion Fuzz Effects Pedal
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In 1978, the most versatile and influential distortion pedal of all time was invented in Kalamazoo, MI: the Proco RAT. Scott Burnham and Steve Kiraly first had the idea after playing, repairing and modifying all the available distortion pedals on the market. They wanted something that didnāt exist in the mainstream product lines like MXR, DOD and BOSS.
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They wanted a pedal that could go from overdrive to distortion and then all the way to fuzz. By 1979 Scott had perfected the circuit in his RAT-infested basement workshop, and the rest is history.
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The JHS Pedals PackRat is the ultimate tribute to the 40+ years of rodent evolution and its impact on the guitarās sound. Artists from every genre have used the iconic tones in this unassuming black box to create their sounds, including Nirvana, John Scofield, Pink Floyd, Metallica, REM, the Eagles, Jeff Beck and Radiohead.
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Building on our Multi-Mode pedal series that includes the JHS Muffuletta and Bonsai, the JHS PackRat uses the same unique digital runway system to direct the paths of 261 components through 40 individual switches.
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This means that when you choose one of the nine legendary or rare modes, you are playing fully analog circuits that perfectly replicate that mode, even down to the aging components (also known as component drift).
Original: $219.00
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JHS Pedals PackRat Distortion Fuzz Effects Pedal
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In 1978, the most versatile and influential distortion pedal of all time was invented in Kalamazoo, MI: the Proco RAT. Scott Burnham and Steve Kiraly first had the idea after playing, repairing and modifying all the available distortion pedals on the market. They wanted something that didnāt exist in the mainstream product lines like MXR, DOD and BOSS.
Ā
They wanted a pedal that could go from overdrive to distortion and then all the way to fuzz. By 1979 Scott had perfected the circuit in his RAT-infested basement workshop, and the rest is history.
Ā
The JHS Pedals PackRat is the ultimate tribute to the 40+ years of rodent evolution and its impact on the guitarās sound. Artists from every genre have used the iconic tones in this unassuming black box to create their sounds, including Nirvana, John Scofield, Pink Floyd, Metallica, REM, the Eagles, Jeff Beck and Radiohead.
Ā
Building on our Multi-Mode pedal series that includes the JHS Muffuletta and Bonsai, the JHS PackRat uses the same unique digital runway system to direct the paths of 261 components through 40 individual switches.
Ā
This means that when you choose one of the nine legendary or rare modes, you are playing fully analog circuits that perfectly replicate that mode, even down to the aging components (also known as component drift).
