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Taxes are not part of the American dream.

jwar wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:From the recent spotlight Sweetwater did on JHS:
"What would you be doing if you weren’t doing this?

John: I would be a Worship Leader."

I don't care what people believe in but when they're so vocal about it I have trouble ignoring it, especially when they claim in other interviews that the company doesn't reflect their personal beliefs. It clearly does.

Who's John?

John Pennington: I am John Pennington and I handle R&D and Repairs. I met Josh about 13 years ago before JHS was a company. We played music together, and even built our first pedal together. It sounded horrible… (we asked John to elaborate, to which he responded, “God. Awful. Buzz.”

Ugly Nora wrote:Donald Trump is supposedly anti gay, which means any product or service you buy from any American business that pays taxes is paying money to support his anti gay policies. In summary, so yeah.

This is actually a good summation of the way things are.

I've told my parent for years that you cannot control who donates money to what because they always want to shop at places that do not donate money to abortion research or whatever. I'd say, listen somewhere down the line, you have no idea where that money will end up. It's out of your control. It's true. You cannot, so are you not supposed to not consume good now because they could possibly donate money second or third-handedly to a horrible cause? If that's the case, you better not buy anything because again, you have no control over others.

Other countries do it too. It's not just America.

Whoever is "anti gay" better not got to our 'Is It Vestigial' thread cause we're all turning gay in there.

chuckjaywalk wrote:

spacelordmother wrote:

chuckjaywalk wrote:Knowing that they have supported anti-gay causes means that I won't even buy this used. I need to find a different chorus pedal.

Knobs demo makes me want the Julia so hard. Of course -- I will actually probably just buy a Small Clone.

I'm leaning towards 80's Ibanez SC10 for my chorus.

Ah, a cromulent choice.

CS-9 is reaal good.

actualidiot wrote:CS-9 is reaal good.

Does it go all 80's Goth?

Uhm...pretty sure?
This vid goes through a lot of the spectrum of it. I like it before fuzz though, to kinda thicken the toan.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0o1c8VfLB0[/youtube]

actualidiot wrote:Uhm...pretty sure?
This vid goes through a lot of the spectrum of it. I like it before fuzz though, to kinda thicken the toan.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0o1c8VfLB0[/youtube]

Yesssssss! That sounds perfect. On my want list now.

Niiiice

spacelordmother wrote:

chuckjaywalk wrote:Knowing that they have supported anti-gay causes means that I won't even buy this used. I need to find a different chorus pedal.

Knobs demo makes me want the Julia so hard. Of course -- I will actually probably just buy a Small Clone.

I just got a Julia yesterday! Haven't had a chance to try it yet...

… but look. This JHS has a purple Impressionistic floral motif:




https://reverb.com/item/5211453-jhs-dou ... nd-painted

Or, from a woman I know doing live sound in reference to the company, in the middle of another conversation...unprompted. A paraphrase:

"Then the guitarists come up, there's unwanted noise from their amp, and I look at them and ask JHS? They always say yes, like they've never heard it before!"

I got to page 3 before I realized we weren't talking about Bryan Adams... I was wondering what kinda pedlol ol Bry would play???

sonidero wrote:I got to page 3 before I realized we weren't talking about Bryan Adams... I was wondering what kinda pedlol ol Bry would play???

I don't know, but if it had 69 on it, it would sell.