JHS Spring Tank

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In the Reverb Effects Pedals category, JHS Spring Tank is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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The JHS Spring Tank is your passport to a whole new world of lush and immersive reverb effects for your electric guitar. This pedal captures the authentic essence of an amp-style spring reverb, providing a depth and realism that's hard to find in other pedals.

With its two separate reverb mix controls, the Spring Tank allows you to blend your reverb to perfection. Tailoring your sound is made easy with controls for Boost, Highs, Length, Depth, Tank 1 and Tank 2, ensuring you get the exact tone you're after.

One of the standout features of the Spring Tank is the Tank 2 footswitch. This innovative addition allows you to engage a second 'tank' of reverb, further expanding your sound and providing even more flexibility.

Despite its extensive controls and capabilities, the Spring Tank remains user-friendly with a clear and intuitive layout. And with a rock-solid metal housing, it's built to withstand the rigors of the road.

Whether you're a touring musician or a bedroom guitarist, the JHS Spring Tank is a versatile and reliable addition to your pedalboard.

Key Features:

Authentic amp-style spring reverb tones
Dual reverb mix controls for precise sound shaping
Boost, Highs, Length, Depth, Tank 1 and Tank 2 controls
Innovative Tank 2 footswitch for additional reverb options
Durable metal housing for road-ready reliability
Input/output: 6.3 mm mono jack
Powered by an optional 9 V DC power supply (not included)
Current draw less than 100 mA
Made in the USA

Product specs

Available since	December 2017
Analog	No
Battery Operation	No
PSU included	No
input/output configuration	Mono in / mono out

FAQs

What type of reverb does the JHS Spring Tank pedal provide?: The JHS Spring Tank offers a spring reverb effect, which emulates the classic sound of vintage spring reverb units, known for their bright and bouncy characteristics.
Can the JHS Spring Tank pedal be powered by a battery?: No, the JHS Spring Tank does not support battery operation. It requires an external power supply to function.
Does the JHS Spring Tank come with a power supply?: No, the JHS Spring Tank does not include a power supply. You will need to purchase a compatible 9V DC power adapter separately.
Is the JHS Spring Tank suitable for use with both electric and acoustic guitars?: Yes, the JHS Spring Tank can be used with both electric and acoustic guitars, providing versatile spring reverb tones for a variety of musical styles.
How does the JHS Spring Tank differ from other reverb pedals?: The JHS Spring Tank features dual reverb tanks for blending different reverb levels, along with a boost switch for added versatility, making it unique compared to standard reverb pedals.

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PROS

Dual reverb tanks for versatile sound shaping
Effects loop for adding pedals into the reverb mix
Quality sound closely emulates traditional spring reverb
Boost function corrects volume loss, doubles as a pedal
High flexibility and control over reverb characteristics
Soft footswitch enhances user experience
Ideal for creating lush, ambient soundscapes
Suitable for a variety of music genres
High-quality build and reliability

CONS

Some users report significant tone/volume loss when engaged
Controls may feel insufficiently impactful for some
Not a true spring reverb emulation, which might disappoint purists
Price point considered high for its value by some users
Occasional technical issues with needing to replug the pedal

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Owners find the Catalinbread Topanga V2 to be treble-heavy, recommending the newer version for better tonal balance.
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Some owners report that EHX Oceans 11 has a dissonant upper harmonic in its spring reverb setting, especially noticeable with drive effects.
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The Digitech Polara, despite being discontinued, is praised for its non-boutique spring reverb, ranking above the Cathedral and RV-6.
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The Foxpedal Magnifica Deluxe is recommended as an alternative for those seeking a dual spring reverb without supporting JHS.
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The Orion is noted for having less "drip" than the Sole Mate but more than typical onboard amp reverbs, with a preamp section adding subtle compression.
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JHS offers a flat rate of $50 for repairs, providing a potential solution for faulty units like the Spring Tank.
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The Milkman F-Stop is noted for its dual functionality, offering both reverb and tremolo, making it versatile for various musical styles.
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The JHS Spring Tank offers two spring "tanks" in one compact pedal, a unique feature not often found in similar pedals.
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The Spring Tank is described as having a slapback effect associated with the Belton Brick, which some perceive as a "drip."
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The Orion is preferred for daily practice and live play due to its convenience and tonal character, while the Sole Mate is favored for studio use.
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kidchristian

almost 8 years ago

Excellent and versatile

First Reverb pedal I've purchased, couldn't be happier. JHS produces great products and the Spring Tank Reverb is no exception. The pedal features two 'tanks' enabling you to isolate an effects loop from the rest of your chain. Each tank has its own volume pod, which is super useful if you need different levels for a multitude of dynamics you want to tackle. The Boost pod can be used to correct any perceived loss in volume, though I often use this function as its own boost pedal after considering its power. The Reverb effect itself is controlled by two knobs, a length pot, and a depth pot. These are standard functions for reverb pedals and this unit has taken a brilliant approach to them - allowing you to emulate everything from tight-knit reverb to distant and ambient washed-out surf rock. Finally, if you run out of a darker amp like me, then the 'highs' knob is the perfect function for promoting clarity in the mix.