JHS PackRat Distortion/Fuzz Effects Pedal White

The JHS Pedals PackRat distortion stompbox lets explore a wide range of gritty tones inspired by over 40 years of distortion evolution. With nine different analog distortion modes to choose from, the PackRat has a flavor for every genre and playing style. Whether need light breakup, singing leads, chugging rhythm or searing solos, the PackRat has covered. Dial in Vintage to Modern Distortion The PackRat distortion effects pedal puts a spectrum of distortion flavors at feet. Choose from nine distortion modes, each with its own EQ voicing and gain structure. Modes range from a mild overdrive to a thick, stinging fuzz, giving tones ideal for blues, rock, metal, punk, garage rock and more. With the PackRat, 'll have an arsenal of distortion tones to suit any musical need. All-Analog Circuitry Captures Organic Tone The PackRat distortion pedal features 100% analog circuitry, giving tone a fluid, dynamic feel. Analog distortion interacts with guitar's pickups to produce a warm, organic grit that compresses and sustains naturally. The PackRat captures the vintage mojo of classic distortion boxes, imparting distortion with a vintage vibe and true amp-like responsiveness. From smooth clipping to rich harmonics, the PackRat's analog design gives tone vintage-inspired distortion with authentic feel and dynamics. Modeled After the Legendary ProCo Rat The PackRat takes inspiration from the iconic ProCo Rat distortion pedal first introduced in 1978. Loved by countless guitar legends, the vintage Rat had a creamy distortion with plenty of sustain. The PackRat aims to expand on that tonal legacy with a wider range of distortion flavors. Its modes use analog parts and design cues from the Rat, imparting that same touch-sensitive dynamic response and harmonic richness. For guitarists who dig the Rat's signature sound, the PackRat provides more tonal variety while retaining an organic analog tone. True Bypass Preserves Natural Tone The PackRat features a true bypass design that routes signal around the distortion circuitry when disengaged. That means guitar's natural tone passes directly to amp, unaffected by any electronic components. True bypass preserves tone and dynamics when the PackRat is off. Stomp it on and the PackRat feeds amp organic, responsive analog distortion.