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JHS 3 Series Reverb

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$90.00 to $111.00 Price Tier: Budget

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Introducing the JHS 3 Series Reverb, a versatile reverb pedal that lets you traverse a vast range of sonic landscapes. Its minimalist design belies the depth of its capabilities, allowing you to switch from intimate room reverberations to expansive ambiances effortlessly.

The 3-series Reverb is equipped with three intuitive controls: verb, EQ, and decay. The verb knob lets you modulate the overall reverb amount, perfect for those seeking anything from a subtle hint of space to an echo that suggests cavernous depths. The EQ knob is your sonic sculpting tool, letting you emphasize the high, mid, or low frequencies and switch between bright, shimmering '80s-inspired sounds to darker, vintage-voiced textures. The decay knob adjusts the sustain of the reverb effect, allowing for short, slapback-like echoes or endlessly cascading ambiance.

The 3 Series Reverb also features a pre-delay switch that adds a short delay before the reverb effect kicks in. This unique feature helps preserve the clarity and attack of your initial pick stroke, ensuring it doesn't get lost in the wash of reverb.

Every JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal is handmade using premium components in Kansas City, USA, ensuring professional-grade sound quality and road-worthy durability.

Key Features:

Reverb pedal from the JHS Pedals 3 Series
Intuitive control options (verb, EQ, and decay knobs)
Pre-delay switch for preserving initial pick attack
True bypass for clean signal path
Compact stompbox form factor
Handmade using premium components
Power supply via 9V DC power adapter (not included)
Current consumption: 74 mA
Made in the USA

Product specs

Pedal Type	Reverb
Analog/Digital	Digital
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
True Bypass	Yes
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Power Usage	74mA
Height	1.22"
Width	2.38"
Depth	4.42"

FAQs

What type of reverb does the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal produce?: The JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal is designed to emulate the expansive sounds of large spaces like halls and cathedrals, offering a rich, ambient reverb that can range from subtle echoes to vast, atmospheric effects.
Does the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal have true bypass?: Yes, the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal features true bypass, ensuring that your signal remains unaffected when the pedal is turned off.
What power supply is required for the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal?: The JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately, and it uses 74mA of power.
Is the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal suitable for both live performances and studio recordings?: Yes, the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal is versatile enough for both live performances and studio recordings, offering high-quality reverb effects that enhance your sound in any setting.

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PROS

Offers sweet detailed tones to otherworldly sounds
Easy to dial in perfect touch of reverb
Works well with both guitar and synthesizers
Subtle to wide expansive atmospheric sounds achievable
Solid build quality and compact size
Pre-delay switch adds versatility
Excellent price point for its performance
Simple interface, avoiding complexity
Pairs nicely with other effects pedals
Low noise operation

CONS

Adds treble and significant volume boost when used with overdrive/distortion
Limited control options compared to more expensive units
Becomes chaotic when settings pushed past noon
Noticeably digital sound character

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The JHS 3 Series Reverb is noted for its versatility, with the ability to range from subtle to expansive, making it adaptable for various genres, including high-gain rock and metal.
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The JHS 3 Series Reverb's pre-delay switch enhances its functionality as a pre-drive reverb, adding flexibility when used with drive pedals.
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Features and functionality

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The reverb can be dialed down to a "barely there" setting, which is ideal for players seeking subtle ambience without overwhelming their tone in high-gain contexts.
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The JHS 3 Series Reverb includes a pre-delay switch which enhances note clarity by allowing the attack of your note to come through distinctly.
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The pedal can produce both small room and expansive space-like reverbs, offering a broad range of ambient effects even within its simplistic control layout.
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The regular JHS 3 Series Reverb is recommended over the Hall variant for users needing versatility in both clean and distorted settings, as it accommodates a wider range of reverb intensity.
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The JHS 3 Series Reverb is likened to the EQD Dispatch Master for its ease of use and effectiveness, despite not having a built-in delay feature.
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Compared to the Mr Black Supermoon Chrome, the JHS 3 Series Reverb is noted for its versatility, with a lower price point in certain regions.
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The EHX Holy Grail Nano loses clean signal past noon on its dial. Users find only half of its knob range useful, making the JHS 3 Series more versatile.
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The Holy Grail Neo offers a plate reverb instead of the "flerb" effect found in the Nano version, providing an alternative for users seeking more conventional reverb types.
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The Boss RV6 is noted for its hall, modulate, and dynamic modes, offering a broader tonal palette compared to the JHS 3 Series for users interested in diverse reverb types.
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User experience

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Some users have noted a significant boost in signal when the pedal is activated, which may affect tone in certain setups.
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Owners appreciate the JHS 3 Series Reverb for its adaptability and the ability to function well in both pre-drive and post-drive positions.
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Value and pricing

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Despite being marketed as affordable, some users consider the $99 price point to be on the higher side of their budget, but see potential value in the second-hand market.
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The JHS 3 Series Reverb was available for $79 during Black Friday sales at Sweetwater, providing a more budget-friendly option compared to its regular price.
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Critic Reviews

Perfect Gigging Pedals? JHS 3 Series Reverb and Delay Review – Guitars For Idiots

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Affordable and rugged, the JHS 3 Series Reverb and Delay pedals deliver reliable performance and classic tones, making them perfect for gigging musicians. While they excel in providing rich and articulate sounds, their simplicity may limit versatility, particularly for those seeking more experimental effects. The reverb leans towards a hall sound rather than a true spring reverb, which can disappoint some players. However, with exceptional build quality and a price point below $100, they stand out as a solid choice for both beginners and seasoned players. Overall, they might not dethrone your favorite high-end pedals, but they are undoubtedly a worthy addition to any pedalboard.

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bulwark616

3437

about 2 years ago

Great sounding, easy to use reverb pedal

Great sounding, easy to use reverb pedal. Sounds range from close, room like reverbs to expansive cave like reverb! Difficult to dial in a poor sound with the help of the responsive EQ and decay controls. The pre-delay switch is great if you are using a particularly 'wet' reverb sound as it gives space for the initial attack of your playing to cut through.

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sonounexcapellone

326

over 4 years ago

Good and simple!

I don't need to mess up very much with reverbs for my guitar tone, basically 2 or 3 settings are enough for me. So this pedal is perfect for my needs but I wouldn't suggest it to everyone because it sure is really simple, meaning it gives you limited options. Instead of offering different presets like plate/spring/room etc, like many other reverb pedals do, here you have one single effect. But that's a really good one, and for the same money I'll always choose to have good quality with less options rather than more options and a lower quality. Yet I think the pedal is really versatile and can fit in different genres if you are willing to spend a little time with it and - of course - if you're not asking something really specific or dramatic from a reverb. If I'd have to define what kind of reverb this is I would probably say "plate", but turning up the verb and the decay knobs you can go up to lush and dreamy territories, while a shorter decay can give you something between a classic fender spring and a 80s plate kind of reverb. The EQ is also important, but imo what makes this pedal win the race against other pedals in the same price range is the pre-delay switch. Maybe is not the same for everyone but I can't think of using a reverb if I can't choose to have pre-delay. In many cases you just can't have the reverb eating the attack of your notes, even if it's a wonderful sounding reverb, that would still make your playing messy and will inevitably make you sound worse. I haven't tried any of the other 3 series pedals, actually this is the first JHS pedal I own... but I can say that what most of the reviews say is true: it's cheap because it's simple, not because it's low quality.