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No hay artículos en el carroLa serie JHS Pedals 3 es una colección de pedales diseñados para darte asequibilidad y simplicidad sin comprometer la calidad. Cada pedal de la serie 3 está fabricado por nosotros en Kansas City, MO, utilizando piezas de alta calidad, control de calidad y atención a cada detalle. Cada pedal tiene tres controles simples y un interruptor que ofrece una amplia gama de sonidos, perfecto para principiantes y profesionales por igual. La serie JHS 3 inspirará tu juego y te ayudará a explorar nuevos sonidos a un precio totalmente accesible. A principios de la década de 1980, Brian Eno inventó un efecto llamado "Shimmer", que fue popularizado en The Unforgettable Fire de U2 (1984). El efecto mezcló reverberación ambiental y efectos de octava en la decadencia de la reverberación. La serie 3 Octave Reverb es nuestra versión de este efecto clásico que se ha utilizado durante décadas para permitir que la guitarra cree almohadillas para orejas y texturas que llenan el espacio ambiental. Alterna capas en sonidos de octava superior, mientras alterna las capas en sonidos de octava inferior. Los pedales JHS 3 Series Delay funcionan con 9 V DC Negative Center Power y consume 65 mA.
Bruce E. Kensil
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
Can't say this enough, quality of build and sound... AwesomeIts been around a month now... opinion still hasn't changed. They are rock solid and use them all of the time. Never have I had a problem and the sounds and features are just great. They are worth every penny.
Jed
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de febrero de 2025
Fantastic pedal! Simple... Practical... Brilliant!The low octave is phenomenal! Put it behind a chorus pedal and it adds the subtle sound of pure magic to your clean tone. There is just something about this sound that inspires you to play.The high octave is... well... it's your typical shimmer and it's done very well. It's bright and it sings when you need it to. I was loving it until the low octave stole the show. Now I can't flip the switch back up without missing the low octave.It is a piece of cake to dial in the sound you are looking for with the simple 3 dial, 1 switch layout.This is really a unique pedal and it's not just a one trick pony. For the price, this pedal is great and the build quality is solid.The only thing that could make this pedal better would be the ability to use both octaves simultaneously. That being said, JHS has made something special with this Octave Reverb pedal... and they did it at a super price point.
Harry J. Key
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 25 de enero de 2025
Bought for my 15 year old grandson.He says it works great with his Les Paul
Dev
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de octubre de 2024
I've been playing for over 30 years and have tried/used a ton of different reverbs, but this might actually be my favorite. Octave Up gives a "shimmer" as expected, but the Octave Down provides a tone that is really different. Super easy to dial in different tones without things sounding too much the same nor being too "out there" unless you want it to be.Until this, I kept the EHX Holy Grail on my board for ages. I'd replace it with a different verb and eventually put the Holy Grail back on, but I'm pretty sure the 3 Series Octave Reverb is a permanent fixture in my signal chain now. Fantastic pedal.
StormJH1
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de marzo de 2023
I feel a little a guilty for rating the JHS Octave Reverb 4 stars, because I am a fan of the pedal and of the $99 "Series 3" pedals from JHS, generally. First, the good stuff:PROS:JHS has been in business for many years offering largely modded, boutique versions of classic circuits, as well as a handful of their own unique designs. Their pedals are well-built and full of features, but the full-size ones were also $200 or more, almost without exception. However, they recently released this "Series 3" lineup, all of which are $99, and offer stripped-down versions of basic effects in a generic-yet-well-built compact enclosure. The Octave Reverb was a late addition to that lineup, and actually quite unique for its price point. It's difficult to find any quality reverb pedals under $100, let alone something attempting a "shimmer" effect, which refers to an ambient effect that layers higher octaves (and sometimes modulation) on the long decay of your tone.The Octave Reverb mostly succeeds at this task, and is more versatile than it first appears. There are three knobs (Reverb level, Octave level, and Decay time), plus a switch that changes whether a lower or higher octave is added to the decay. By turning the Octave knob all the way down, you can even run the pedal as an almost-straight reverb effect, similar to a hall reverb. The shimmer effect on octave up sounds quite nice, especially when you crank the reverb and decay knobs for a swampy, dreamy effect.CONS:Again, none of the "cons" of this pedal are dealbreakers, and they are all completely fair for a $100 pedal. But given the stripped-down interface, you are likely to feel like you are missing control over the shimmer effect if you've ever had experience with that effect on other pedals. I find that you really have to experiment with some "unorthodox" settings on the knobs, but the results are pretty good once you get there. The base (non-octave) reverb sort of swells in a little with a slow attack, and this cannot be adjusted. The shimmer "up" tone is pretty nice, but a little flat sounding, and you cannot make it brighter, duller, modulated, etc. The shimmer "down" tone is a nice alternative to have, but it is actually quite hard to hear in the mix. I generally only use that setting if I am trying to hide the octave and use it as a straight reverb pedal.Overall, this was first of the Series 3 pedals that I decided to buy, but that was mostly because I already had other versions of most of the other drive, delay, modulation, and reverb pedals offered in the lineup. It's certainly a worthy addition at this price point, and I'm probably even more interested in using it with synths versus guitar.
Miguel GLLV
Comentado en México el 1 de diciembre de 2022
Es un pedal de efecto único, con prestaciones y posibilidades que no ofrece ningún otro pedal de Reverb. Calidad a un precio inmejorable. En la caja además del pedal, el manual y un sticker del fabricante, al fondo de la caja viene un PIN de JHS y una púa Gravity con impresión de la marca JHS.
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