Buy Marshall JH1 Jackhammer Effects PedalMarshall JH1 Jackhammer Effects Pedal Product Description:
- 40-Watt EL84 valve powered amp with one integrated 12 speaker
- Superb dynamics and touch response
- 3 footswitchable channels
- Clean channel with Gain and 3-band EQ
- Overdrive channel with Gain, Volume, and 3-band EQ
Product Description
The JH1 Jackhammer Effects Pedal contains the most extreme distortion level to date, combined with a Contour section that allows you to not only scoop out the mids, but also choose the frequencies at which the scoop occurs. This means that you can tailor your sound to your own individual requirements. The sounds contained are always natural and realistic, like a super-high-gain valve head pushed to the max. 20dB boost on Overdrive 2 for super saturation on DSL401 FX Mix control for the parallel FX loop Master Reverb control for Sound Enhancements large spring reverb Master volume that acts as output attenuator Speaker emulated DI out Unit Dimensions - Dimensions (L x H x D) - 22.4 x 18.5 x 10.2 inch; Weight - 50.7 lbs.
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Not really what it's promoted as, but that's not why I bought it
By El Freak
Marshall's advertising for this pedal promotes it as a metal pedal, but that's really not where it's strength lies. It is capable of that scooped-mid Metallica style crunch, but it is so much more versatile than that. There are two modes: overdrive and distortion. The overdrive mode is where this pedal really shines. Without using the contour knob, the gain knob provides for an excellent early Eric Clapton "Bluesbreaker" style tone on low settings to a Appetite for Destruction style tone on the high gain settings. With the gain turned all the way up and with some tweaking of the contour and frequency knobs you can get that scooped mid metal tone, which I personally have little need for and which, honestly, I think is better done by many other OD pedals.I am more of a country/blues/rockabilly/classic rock style player, and the overdrive on this thing suits most of my needs perfectly.The distortion mode is a major letdown though. It is voiced with entirely too much low end, and you'll have to do some major fiddling with the eq knobs to even get a sound that is halfway passable. Not really worth the effort. Without this issue this pedal would be a 5 star piece of equipment. But as I said before the overdrive mode is phenomenal for a pedal in this price range and definitely deserves the Marshall name.
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