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Description
Dive into the sonic landscape with the JHS Panther Cub, where vintage warmth meets modern precision. This pedal is a masterclass in bucket brigade delay, offering up to a full second of lush, analog delay. With its unique internal "ROAR" switch, musicians can toggle between two distinct oscillation modes, catering to a wide range of genres and playing styles. The onboard modulation and ratio controls allow for a tailored delay experience, making it a versatile tool in any guitarist's arsenal. Whether you're crafting atmospheric soundscapes or adding depth to your solos, the Panther Cub stands ready to elevate your sound.
Key Features:
- Up to one second of all-analog delay
- Internal "ROAR" switch for two oscillation modes
- Onboard modulation for customized delay textures
- Ratio control to fine-tune the delay repeats
- Tap tempo feature for precise delay timing
Product specs
| Brand | JHS |
| Model | Panther Cub V1.5 |
| Finish | Blue, Hand Painted |
| Year | 2015 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Delay Pedals |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What type of delay does the JHS Panther Cub offer?
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The JHS Panther Cub provides an analog delay with a warm, vintage sound, making it ideal for creating lush, ambient textures and classic slapback effects.
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Does the JHS Panther Cub have tap tempo functionality?
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Yes, the JHS Panther Cub includes tap tempo, allowing you to easily sync the delay time to your desired rhythm for precise control during performances.
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Can the JHS Panther Cub be used with both guitar and bass?
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The JHS Panther Cub is versatile and can be used effectively with both guitar and bass, delivering rich delay tones suitable for a variety of musical styles.
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What power supply does the JHS Panther Cub require?
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The JHS Panther Cub requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a negative center, drawing approximately 100mA of current.
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Does the JHS Panther Cub offer modulation options?
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Yes, the JHS Panther Cub includes modulation controls, allowing you to add subtle or pronounced pitch modulation to the delay repeats for additional texture and depth.
Videos
Chicago Music Exchange
JHS Panther Cub Analog Delay with Josh Scott Owner of JHS Pedals | CME Gear Demo
Reviews
PROS
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V1.5 offers significant improvements over the original
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Silent tap switch enhances usability
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Modulation knobs allow for customizable sound
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Excellent for clear, well-defined repeats with modulation
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Mix knob effectively controls the volume of repeats
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Provides a blend of DM-2 and Deluxe Memory Man sounds
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100% analog delay for purists
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Smaller package with comprehensive features
CONS
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V2 discontinued, limiting options for analog delays in JHS' lineup
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Short stature and top-mounted jacks can be problematic for pedalboard placement
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Perceived as expensive for being a "one-trick-pony" by some users
Critic Reviews
4.5 out of 5
Based on 3 Reviews and 15 Ratings
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Great sound. Not worth the price.
Undeniably good sound, however, an analog delay is sort of a one-trick-pony and for $350 you could get 2 or 3 really nice pedals. I ended up returning mine
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Analog + Tap Tempo
It's a dark, analog delay with Tap Tempo. The modulation is fun. It has everything the Panther has and more but in a smaller package.
Artist usage
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Josh Klinghoffer is shown using the JHS Panther Cub delay pedal in a photo available on the Josh-klinghoffer website.
On the picture of Dustin's "small board setup" you can see the JHS Panther Club delay.
The pedal can be seen in a picture during a Redbull interview.
In an interview with Redbull, a JHS Panther Cub can be seen on one of Peter's shelves.
“That’s my analogue delay, which has got tap tempo. It’s cool – it’s got the different subdivisions, but I just keep it on one. That’s my only delay.”
The video shown is a GEAR MASTERS episode that Drew did Digital Tour Bus. It's the most recent documentation of all the gear he's been using. As you can see at 10:48 in the video, Drew shows us that the Panther Cub uses this as one of his two delay pedals, along with the Ibanez AD-9. The Panther Cub has the option to control the amount of modulation, but Shirley opts to not use much of it. It also comes with a built in tap tempo switch, but Shirley instead uses an external switch made by Matthews Effects
The Japanese House is seen using the JHS Panther Cub delay pedal in a post on Instagram.
In an Instagram post by James Duke, his guitar case is shown containing the JHS Panther Cub delay pedal, highlighting its inclusion among his gear essentials.
A pedal seen on his board while recording demos for what would end up being "Stage Four".
A JHS Panther Cub Delay can be seen in this photo of Mike Hranica's pedalboard, from his Tumblr.
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