From JHS - $99 Tape Delay, Rotary Chorus and Oil Can Delay (NEW 3 Series)
phillybhatesme
Well-known member
I don't care how good these JHS 3 series pedals sound, I fucking hate the look.
Same goes for the Walrus fundamental series and I'm a huge Walrus fanboy.
I'm still 300 poorer today, but I said what I said.
Same goes for the Walrus fundamental series and I'm a huge Walrus fanboy.
I'm still 300 poorer today, but I said what I said.
Erock
Well-known member
would be way cooler if they were at least different colors. They do sound good though.
JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
I hate the look and the dude lost me when he went on some preaching tangent about masks during covid. Leave the politics alone and preaching about social issues. You alienate half your constituents. Besides… you make pedals…shut the fuck up…. Unless your name is Wayne….
JerEvil
Well-known member
Damn! I LOVE oil can delays, but 330 ms ain’t gonna cut it.
GuitarGuy08
Well-known member
I was really excited to hear these delays, as I am a big tape and modulated delay fan. Big let down.
The tape delay does not sound like a worn tape, but rather a delay with chorus on it, which he basically says.
The oil can seemed exciting and then it just....wasn't. Again, basically just a delay with some rotary to it in the repeats with a setting that is hardly modulated and sounds like a chorus or something far too whacky sounding and not musical. No in between. A knob to dial that to taste would have made this pedal 100x better.
The delay sounds from both units were not deep sounding - very flat.
So you make a pedal that has the chorus and rotary sounds in one.
You take the chorus from that pedal and put it in a delay and call it tape.
You then take rotary basically and put it in a delay and call it oil can.
Am I missing something here?
Genius idea and very efficient use of algorithims and time and to be honest, he says these are aimed at beginner guitar players.
For that market - a $99 beginner effects pedal - they do the trick . Can't complain there.
If however, you are not a beginner looking for a cheap pedal, is there any real appeal?
Pass.
The tape delay does not sound like a worn tape, but rather a delay with chorus on it, which he basically says.
The oil can seemed exciting and then it just....wasn't. Again, basically just a delay with some rotary to it in the repeats with a setting that is hardly modulated and sounds like a chorus or something far too whacky sounding and not musical. No in between. A knob to dial that to taste would have made this pedal 100x better.
The delay sounds from both units were not deep sounding - very flat.
So you make a pedal that has the chorus and rotary sounds in one.
You take the chorus from that pedal and put it in a delay and call it tape.
You then take rotary basically and put it in a delay and call it oil can.
Am I missing something here?
Genius idea and very efficient use of algorithims and time and to be honest, he says these are aimed at beginner guitar players.
For that market - a $99 beginner effects pedal - they do the trick . Can't complain there.
If however, you are not a beginner looking for a cheap pedal, is there any real appeal?
Pass.