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Josh Scott of JHS Pedals is selling a treasure trove of rare pedals and prototypes in new Reverb store

October 16

To say that JHS Pedals founder Josh Scott is stompbox obsessed would be an understatement. He’s scoured every corner of the earth to find weird and wonderful devices, and many have inspired some of…

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