Jhs Pedals distorsion Cheese Ball

A long time ago in the 90s a pedal manufacturer was born in England. Its ideals were outside the box and its sounds were mysterious. Despite a short existence of only a few years, his designs have become legendary, and one product in particular has been extremely successful. With artists such as U2's The Edge, Jimmy Page, Radiohead, Gary Moore, and many more, its price in the second-hand market began to climb further up to $ 800. The Cheese Ball is the faithful reproduction by JHS Pedals and extremely precise of that original circuit, it is a tribute to one of the most fascinating brands and circuits of all time! The Cheese Ball has standard settings for Volume, Gain and Tone like most distortions, but it also has a mode selector to choose from 4 very different types of gains and sounds. In the Off position, the Tone control is disabled, resulting in a bright and dirty distortion / fuzz. In position 1, the sound is hollowed out in the midrange for a round saturation typical of Big Muff. Position 2 is a midrange boost sound that will bring out the mix. Finally, position 3 gives an incisive gate-type fuzz.