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JHS 3 Series - Distortion
Quick Specifications
Pedal Type: Highly Versatile Analog Distortion
Controls: Volume, Filter, Distort, Gain Toggle
Bypass Layout: High-grade True Bypass Switching
Power Requirements: 9VDC Negative Center Only (Do Not Exceed)
Current Draw: 9 mA
Dimensions: 4.42” × 2.38” × 1.22” (112 mm x 60 mm x 31 mm)
Performance & Tonal Control
Massive Gain Range from Crunch to Fuzz
The JHS 3 Series Distortion strips away complex menus to provide an exceptionally wide, multi-faceted gain profile inside a streamlined design. Built to act as an all-in-one dirt utility, the active circuit effortlessly handles everything from classic medium-gain crunch and heavy overdrive to high-output hard rock distortion and saturated, fuzz-like tones. The Volume knob controls the baseline master output of the circuit. The Distort control alters the global gain threshold, moving seamlessly from subtle edge-of-breakup clipping to intense, singing sustain.
Interactive Filter Sweeps & Saturation Profiles
Fine-tuning the pedal's frequency presence is managed by the integrated Filter knob, which functions as an intuitive, wide-sweeping EQ control to choke or completely open your instrument's upper-register articulation. To expand the clipping response, a built-in Gain toggle directly modifies the circuit's compression characteristics and structural feel. Flipping the toggle down configures the pedal for a heavier, highly compressed, and deeply saturated distortion voice. Flicking the switch up transitions the response into a wide-open, highly dynamic, and punchy crunch boost.
Hardware & Rig Integration
Power Profile & Footprint
Housed inside the standard, minimalist all-white 3 Series metal chassis, this compact enclosure keeps your pedalboard footprint highly organized. Built with rugged side-mounted 1/4-inch input and output jacks, a heavy-duty mechanical bypass switch, and a low-profile status LED, your instrument’s baseline tone stays completely transparent when the effect is turned off. The entirely analog audio pathway operates on standard 9VDC negative center power and pulls an exceptionally lean 9 mA current draw. To protect the internal components, do not exceed 9VDC, as doing so will void your factory warranty.
Quick Specifications
Pedal Type: Highly Versatile Analog Distortion
Controls: Volume, Filter, Distort, Gain Toggle
Bypass Layout: High-grade True Bypass Switching
Power Requirements: 9VDC Negative Center Only (Do Not Exceed)
Current Draw: 9 mA
Dimensions: 4.42” × 2.38” × 1.22” (112 mm x 60 mm x 31 mm)
Performance & Tonal Control
Massive Gain Range from Crunch to Fuzz
The JHS 3 Series Distortion strips away complex menus to provide an exceptionally wide, multi-faceted gain profile inside a streamlined design. Built to act as an all-in-one dirt utility, the active circuit effortlessly handles everything from classic medium-gain crunch and heavy overdrive to high-output hard rock distortion and saturated, fuzz-like tones. The Volume knob controls the baseline master output of the circuit. The Distort control alters the global gain threshold, moving seamlessly from subtle edge-of-breakup clipping to intense, singing sustain.
Interactive Filter Sweeps & Saturation Profiles
Fine-tuning the pedal's frequency presence is managed by the integrated Filter knob, which functions as an intuitive, wide-sweeping EQ control to choke or completely open your instrument's upper-register articulation. To expand the clipping response, a built-in Gain toggle directly modifies the circuit's compression characteristics and structural feel. Flipping the toggle down configures the pedal for a heavier, highly compressed, and deeply saturated distortion voice. Flicking the switch up transitions the response into a wide-open, highly dynamic, and punchy crunch boost.
Hardware & Rig Integration
Power Profile & Footprint
Housed inside the standard, minimalist all-white 3 Series metal chassis, this compact enclosure keeps your pedalboard footprint highly organized. Built with rugged side-mounted 1/4-inch input and output jacks, a heavy-duty mechanical bypass switch, and a low-profile status LED, your instrument’s baseline tone stays completely transparent when the effect is turned off. The entirely analog audio pathway operates on standard 9VDC negative center power and pulls an exceptionally lean 9 mA current draw. To protect the internal components, do not exceed 9VDC, as doing so will void your factory warranty.