It was so great working with you Josh! I'm so glad we got to collaborate on this crazy crazy thing. Also, I didn't know about your channel before we met and now I'm hooked. I've been watching nonstop since. Learning a ton about guitar pedals. It's awesome. The Angry Rob too btw is on my board and sounds amazing! Thanks again :)
Sam the Samuraiguitarist literally wandered around a beachtown in California with a “free pedals” sign! He had 10 fuzzboxes... gave away 9... then decided to keep a Walrus Audio one for himself. Sweetwater are also giving away a dirt box board and a delay board.
Yeah, he's got some real blind spots musically. Anything on the heavier side, he tends to not know much about. Or his issue w/picks. He's always going on about how they don't sound different, but they're not suppossed to; they attack differently, & heavier music demands better picks.
Ok but really if JHS, Wampler, Keely made a triple OD..... TS, Klon, Bluesbreaker called the triple crown I’m pretty sure it would sell out in seconds. It would of course be buffer or true bypass, allow for series or parallel in any order or combination, 9v or 18v for more headroom, and have a hidden switch inside that turns it into 3 metal zones running into each other.
The Dream Team. I would have loved to see Dan Steinhardt from TPS involved. When they were talking about power and noise I kept thinking of him, lol. Another of my favorites is Tore from TC Electronic. He's a genius.
He could probably break the record for “unhealthy guitar pedal obsession,” although it remains to be seen if it doesn’t interfere with him functioning daily, or if we’re just all enablers, keeping this train rolling smoothly right off the inevitable cliff...
There is so much to say here... First of all, I saw Rob's video when it first came out (I was stoked you were in it, I yelled "JOSH!!!"). I've watched most everyone else's videos who have gotten pieces of the world record board, like Samurai Guitarist was giving away pedals here in LA, and Sweetwater's video...but this video was a lot more informative as to how the the pedals were connected and some of the finer details. I mean Rob's went into it, but it was a long video, this got to the nuts and bolts with out any beating around the bush. Thank you for that and great job.
My favorite artist of all time is: Prince. When that band played "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at George Harrison's induction to the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame, Prince asked if he could change his part, Tom Petty said Prince could do what ever he wanted to do. i.e. Tom Petty was a huge fan of Prince.
Josh, I got misty eyed when you were talking about Tom Petty. I saw him here in Dallas with Bob Dylan and after his set he had to come back and help Bob. He even had to prop him up at one or two times. He stole the show, up there with a legend, but Tom owned the night. Can’t think of anyone else that’s in his league. Thanks!!!!!!
I saw Tom Petty on tour in 95 - the year Wildflowers came out. I was a sophomore in High School - last night of Summer vacation - and still to this day, one of the best nights of my life. I was a fan already - but I walked out of that place a changed kid. I don't know of anybody that can touch him when it comes to great songs over such a long career. His albums were consistently great up until the end. I miss him and his band. They always sounded so tight - and they always rocked so hard.
@@H_Oscarsson Look at all the great things that can be done when a country/countries invests in the health and well-being of its citizens. What a novel concept.
Was about to mention this as well, but I assumed someone else already had! If anyone is wondering pronunciation, I believe it's similar to "chocks" from what I remember on one of hp42's videos.
I remember getting Tom Petty’s Greatest Hits on a whim in the early 90s and being blown away. I knew every song and couldn’t stop telling people about it.
I've been on a JHS video binge for weeks now but I nearly didn't watch this one because I thought, "Ugh, ANOTHER video about the Sweetwater pedal board thing?!?"....but I was pleasantly surprised and I'm glad I did watch it after all. Great work to Josh and the JHS crew!
Hands down 2 best moments of the original video... #2 "what could go wrong?" "The same thing that happens when you put 4 pedals on a board together." And #1 "I'll gather all the weird pedals." Awesome!
Favorite, would have to be Tom Petty. He wrote the soundtrack to most of my life...and that’s why I think so many folks love him. No matter how old you are, his music just makes sense across time.
This is a full JHS video house. And dear lord, Tom Petty is one of my favorite artist. I've seen one of the 4hr Tom Petty documentary's multiple times. Luckily was able to see them in Indy on his last tour. Thank you so much for your videos and content.
Oh, Tom Petty...I love that you highlighted his work in this video. I love his music so much and was so sad when he died. He had been high on my list of artists to see live for, well, most of my life, and then finally, I got to see him at Red Rocks on Memorial Day in 2017. He died a little over 4 months later. I feel so grateful to have seen him on his last tour in one of the best venues in the world. Ok, I'm done. I just needed to talk about Tom after you brought him up. Congrats on the awesome world record!!!
I would say Rancid... consistent, easy listening, a story tellers, feels nice to sing a long in every songs their made, and of course fabulous players & artist
I can only imagine the bittersweet sensation when a pedal designer, surrounded by others of his ilk, suddenly realizes that he is the weirdest of them all. You will always be the first among equals, Mr. Scott.
Love Tom Petty. Eagles are another group with endless hits. Between their catalog and all of their solo stuff, they could play for a 10 hours and you'd know every song
Great behind the scenes man! It was something to watch! And thanks especially for spotlighting Tom Petty, a fellow Floridian and even more, an amazing singer, songwriter and performer! 🤙🏻😎🎸🎼
You are correct about tom petty. There isn't too many guys who are just about the song like him. Both Mike Campbell and Tom just piece these things together to make an American Soundtrack.
Honestly I usually skip your outros but it doesn’t mean I don’t love your videos, keep up the amazing work with your channel. Maybe I’ll start watching to the end now
Since I saw Josh in Rob's video I was waiting for this. It didn't dissapoint. I'll repeat it, this may be the best pedal/gear channel in RUclips and I watch A LOT of channels. Congrats on the world record man!
You have such class, Josh... waited for everyone else' videos to pop out before releasing your own. Veddy nice, as you have different camera angles, and clips.👏 Enjoyed! You cool, momo!😎👍
This is an amazing feat! I don't think people fully grasp how amazing it is that there was next to no problems. Congratulations Josh! I consider you one of the world record holders for this record. You, Brian, Robert, and others were very instrumental in this feat! Congratulations man! It's so cool that you guys helped Rob with this!
Imagine calling Dan from the GigRig to do this. "Yes, I've got GigRig power supply, it'll power everything. Yes, the boards will be tidily ready in the evening. Hey, I'll even throw in G2 to get rid of the noise problems. Everybody at the top of the business uses them and I build these almost every day, heck, I'll even cut the cables to length and label all the pedals on the looper" :D When you look at how much effort and possible fault points building this system has, you start appreciating those little things like GigRig gear. At first it might look like an overreaction but in the end it's just response to common problems. Like not knowing which pedals are on. No problem, turn everything on and let the G2 handle switching. Jokes aside, great collaboration and miraculous outcome. You guys are the best. Also the Guinness record rules are one of the silliest compilation of random things. And look at that, I was just listening to the Last Dance of Mary Jane before the video and you pull out Tom Petty. My continuous hit machine would be Eppu Normaali that I once advertised to you. Every album in my opinion had a hit. Often times half the album was something you will remember. I love when pedalmakers gather up, what a bunch of happy and chill fellows. Always a mood lifter.
The full video is a ton of fun, seeing you guys work together was something special. And you got me with the cheapo cables, I do buy them 😬 thank you for all the advice
Best quality hit-filled artist has to be Mavis Staples. So many incredible songs with impressive variety and depth throughout. No one of her generation and status has continued to challenge themselves with as much ambition for genuine connection. Seeing her live is a revelation, and like Petty she plays a hit filled show that still leaves some of the biggest songs out.
I got into Tom Petty at Deercreek Amphitheater for free- they just opened the gates. I went in a kid from middle America who didn’t think I was a Tom Petty fan... then I realized I knew every... single... song he played. It was incredible. The next day at the same venue, Trey Anastasio Band had an unannounced special guest- John Medeski- and my mind was blown again.
Your videos are what got me into pedals and my playing hasn’t been the same. I wish I would have found them before I graduated though because student loans eat up most of my money that could go to pedals and now I just watch the videos and dream.
i f-ing love TOM PETTY! my father, brother and myself wrote a tribute song to him not too long ago. RIP hes a legend. night watchman always looking over us all now.
Everything that The Tragically Hip has ever put out has always blown me away. I've never heard a band like them and Gord Downie's voice is one of a kind. I miss him every day.
It’s cliche but I love the different sounds that Clapton has. He never stayed with one tone. I learned a lot by watching videos like this. Thanks, Josh!
Jeff Rosenstock is my artist pick for who churns out constant hits. I mean, the guy's career is just so very much quality over such a long stretch of time.
Im sort of new to the channel but I'v been binge watching over the last couple weeks. Great content. The biggest surprise so far is that I would have never guessed you were part wookie. Rock on you tall ass pedal god!
Frankly, I thought it was awesome that, of all people, Alex Lifeson showed up. He (and Rush) is the reason I wanted to start playing guitar in the first place, and his choice of effects for Rush's songs were what I based my first few (BOSS) pedal choices on, way back in 1984. So, though I do love Tom Petty, my favorite artist(s), with tons of quality hits (and albums) is Rush. Congrats to you and the rest on this record breaking accomplishment!
'No fuses were harmed in the making of this video' Favorite artist with quality hits is probably Foo Fighters. It was my first concert ever for my 16th birthday and they've been a pretty constant staple ever since.
Here’s a challenge for you: create a pedal with 3 effects (like the VCR), but with each part created by one of you 3 gentlemen; Robert Keeley, Brian Wampler and Josh Scott. Call it the “Triple Crown”, all of you sell it, with different graphics on each vendor. Fight!
Saw Tom Petty in 1986 way down in Auckland New Zealand when he toured with Bob Dylan. He truly was one of the greats. Blur has a great best of album. It’s the perfect road trip sound track.
Best way to test new equipment...trial by fire?! Will definitely be waiting for the cable and isolation videos. Also, great to see the three of you together, having a collab and a triple crown idea would be cool as heck!
I was lovin' seein' all you guys get together in Rob's attempt, but when Alex Lifeson walked out on stage I was floored. That man is a guitar god to me, having listened and learned to play almost everything he's ever done with RUSH. That looked like an outstanding day overall. Congratulations to everyone!
Mr. Petty and the Heartbreakers were the band for Johnny Cash’s American Recordings. Can’t get better than that. About an artist who has continuous great production: Andrew Bird (his violin + Line 6 DL4 loop combo is a killer). And, as Cameron said below: Tom Waits is a consistent musical heaven. Killer episode (they all are), you’re the best, Josh!
Josh, I really like your generous attitude. Generous in your appreciation of gear (by other brands), generous in your easy-to-follow advice, generosity all the way. This has earned you a lot of appreciation in my opinion. Love the brand, love the 'out of the box'-way you often think and act. And, I probably don't need, but really want more of your great pedals! I love the Muffuletta, and the Bonsai will be my next! Cheers!
Wish I had been part of this. I was able to do 50 pedals at home a couple of years and had a blast! Never thought of a record attempt. I saw this a couple of days ago on Rob’s channel I thought it was the best tube this year and seeing The Pedal Godz in there was such a bonus. Thanks for the behind the scenes Josh.
Thanks for being on the show Josh! It was great to talk to you and everyone about this wonderfully crazy Pedalboard!! BTW, I’m at 65% pedal procurement increase since our conversation. LOL!
Love the channel and humour, thanks for sharing and offering a giveaway of a historic event. I have finally committed to playing bass guitar after spending a long time procrastinating and focusing on Mixing...found you from The Reaper Blog and I've been hooked Josh, great work!!! Cheers from New Zealand :)
Bought the JB-2 Angry Driver and am blowed away!! Use it for blues and ZZ Top Billy Gibbons sounds on the purple fuzzy setting!! Seen Tom Petty on last tour and he still rocked!!
Love Tom Petty, Full Moon Fever and Wildflowers are great albums. I saw him in Phoenix years ago with John Mayer opening and Stevie Nicks came out to help sing Handle with Care with him. One of my favs
I was wondering when you were going to make a video on this. Rob’s video kick off what is now a bit of an addiction. I’m a sound guy, who’s done it for years but still learning. Pedal boards and guitar amps are something that have always been there but as a sound guy I just let the guitarist handle them and let them know if I don’t have signal. 😅 So I started looking into the pedals used and one that came up in Andrew Huang’s video was the mini wave tide tremolo that you make. Gorgeous sound, I immediately looked up reviews for it and long story short found your channel talking about tremolos. Literally about two or three videos later I realize that you made that pedal along with a bunch of others but you could never tell that you were the company man because unlike other channel who you can tell are “trying to sell you something” you came of as a hobby enthusiast just having fun with his collection. In a week of subscribing I’ve learned more about the history of pedals then I ever knew existed, not to mention the amazing record recommendations!!! Love your pedals love your channel, best of luck and thank you so much for everything you’ve taught me! Fingers crossed for the pedal board, that’s the main thing I want and need to start making my own! The wahs’ are something I still need to learn about!! 😂 Thanks again!
It was so great working with you Josh!
I'm so glad we got to collaborate on this crazy crazy thing.
Also, I didn't know about your channel before we met and now I'm hooked. I've been watching nonstop since. Learning a ton about guitar pedals. It's awesome.
The Angry Rob too btw is on my board and sounds amazing!
Thanks again :)
Be careful. Every Thursday you will start to have withdrawals...but luckily that's when he posts a new video. :)
I've been watching a ton of his videos after watching the original video of the pedalboard. I love the content on both of your channels.
@@auntjenifer7774 They weren't all given away to youtube stars. Did you see the part of this video where he tells how to enter to win these pedals??
I was ready for a cutaway to Josh's drummer in the cutting room,
I expected a generous eye-roll after that comment..
Sam the Samuraiguitarist literally wandered around a beachtown in California with a “free pedals” sign! He had 10 fuzzboxes... gave away 9... then decided to keep a Walrus Audio one for himself. Sweetwater are also giving away a dirt box board and a delay board.
"The guitarist from Rush." Possibly the most low key mention ever of one of the very few Pantheon level guitarists.
Just some guy from rush 😲😎✌
Its like going: “Hey that the guitar guy from Van Halen!”
Yeah, he's got some real blind spots musically. Anything on the heavier side, he tends to not know much about. Or his issue w/picks. He's always going on about how they don't sound different, but they're not suppossed to; they attack differently, & heavier music demands better picks.
I love this guy's humor. You never see the joke coming, but they're always funny.
Drop D Totally! He’s hilarious!
He’s so unassuming which makes him sneaky-funny.
They are not funny, because they are funny. I laugh, so humor.
-The Internet
And it is a universal humor. I'm from Argentina and I understand and love his jokes.
Ok but really if JHS, Wampler, Keely made a triple OD..... TS, Klon, Bluesbreaker called the triple crown I’m pretty sure it would sell out in seconds. It would of course be buffer or true bypass, allow for series or parallel in any order or combination, 9v or 18v for more headroom, and have a hidden switch inside that turns it into 3 metal zones running into each other.
Sounds like a job for Chase Bliss.
JHS should hire this guy.
I could watch a Robert Keeley, Brian Wampler, Josh Scott reality show all day, I love whenever you collab.
This video made me search for a robert keely channel
The Real Pedalsmiths of Atlanta
The Dream Team. I would have loved to see Dan Steinhardt from TPS involved. When they were talking about power and noise I kept thinking of him, lol. Another of my favorites is Tore from TC Electronic. He's a genius.
I drop everything and run for the new JHS videos
I know exactly how you feel 😄
@KC yeah this is definitely not some of their best content
“I will hack you so bad” lol
#triplecrown
Enough already, it’s time for the Sovtek episode! You have been making us wait SO long! Pretty Please!
the real question is .. can Josh break sweetwater's new record with his own collection? :P
Came here to post this.
Haha I thought he had😂
He has a lot repeated, so no, also no vintage ones.
He can definitely break the record with current pedals.
He could probably break the record for “unhealthy guitar pedal obsession,” although it remains to be seen if it doesn’t interfere with him functioning daily, or if we’re just all enablers, keeping this train rolling smoothly right off the inevitable cliff...
Favorite artist with consistent "hits" for me it would have to be Tom Waits... not hits for other people perhaps... but for me.
There is so much to say here...
First of all, I saw Rob's video when it first came out (I was stoked you were in it, I yelled "JOSH!!!"). I've watched most everyone else's videos who have gotten pieces of the world record board, like Samurai Guitarist was giving away pedals here in LA, and Sweetwater's video...but this video was a lot more informative as to how the the pedals were connected and some of the finer details. I mean Rob's went into it, but it was a long video, this got to the nuts and bolts with out any beating around the bush. Thank you for that and great job.
Please. Talk about cables and power supplies! :D
Record time should have been Rush! Not that Tom Petty doesn't deserve it but Alex from Rush was at the event!
The sound of 319 pedals on at once summoned Alex Lifeson!
Oh yes, Alex Lifeson is amazing! I've watched a few of his interviews and man this guy has it together!!
The Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age are my two favorite bands with continuous hits across every album 🤷♂️
Can you do a video with 10 korg Miku's stacked?.. each of them on a different setting.. into a Boss MT-2..
Please?
My favorite artist of all time is: Prince.
When that band played "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at George Harrison's induction to the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame, Prince asked if he could change his part, Tom Petty said Prince could do what ever he wanted to do. i.e. Tom Petty was a huge fan of Prince.
That intro alone gets a thumbs up lmao
Josh, I got misty eyed when you were talking about Tom Petty. I saw him here in Dallas with Bob Dylan and after his set he had to come back and help Bob. He even had to prop him up at one or two times. He stole the show, up there with a legend, but Tom owned the night. Can’t think of anyone else that’s in his league. Thanks!!!!!!
My favorite album with hit after hit has to be Pearl Jam Ten.
I saw Tom Petty on tour in 95 - the year Wildflowers came out. I was a sophomore in High School - last night of Summer vacation - and still to this day, one of the best nights of my life. I was a fan already - but I walked out of that place a changed kid. I don't know of anybody that can touch him when it comes to great songs over such a long career. His albums were consistently great up until the end. I miss him and his band. They always sounded so tight - and they always rocked so hard.
The power supplies are made by Cioks, a company in Denmark. It really deserves attention. For me, the best in the market.
Daniel Cortez Agree - great stuff. I’ve got a couple of the Eventide Powermax (made by Cioks) and they are great.
The Ciokolate is a monster. I'm using two Strymom Ojais atm, but if I had the $ and needed it: Ciokolate.
And the patch cabels are from Sweden. Go Scandinavia!
@@H_Oscarsson Look at all the great things that can be done when a country/countries invests in the health and well-being of its citizens. What a novel concept.
Was about to mention this as well, but I assumed someone else already had! If anyone is wondering pronunciation, I believe it's similar to "chocks" from what I remember on one of hp42's videos.
I remember getting Tom Petty’s Greatest Hits on a whim in the early 90s and being blown away. I knew every song and couldn’t stop telling people about it.
My favorite artist right now is Tom Searle from Architects. His raw emotion translated directly into music is something no one could ever replicate!
List of Absolute Units:
Tube Screamer
Angry Charlie
Josh standing at 7’10
Excuse me, what haha
hahhaha yes
Wampler's neck.... Girth...
Jake Custer
For sure! I had no idea Josh was that tall.
I mean I knew he was tall but damn. He’s huge
Love how the RUclips guitar community cooperates and seems to genuinely get along
What a cool gig! Ive been seeing this on all my favorite channels.
I've been on a JHS video binge for weeks now but I nearly didn't watch this one because I thought, "Ugh, ANOTHER video about the Sweetwater pedal board thing?!?"....but I was pleasantly surprised and I'm glad I did watch it after all. Great work to Josh and the JHS crew!
Imagine if Josh had suggested a Daniel Johnston album today... He's my artist with non-stop hits. They're all hits, man. RIP
Hands down 2 best moments of the original video... #2 "what could go wrong?" "The same thing that happens when you put 4 pedals on a board together." And #1 "I'll gather all the weird pedals." Awesome!
The triple crown overdrive, a Keeley, Wampler, and JHS stage each with its own custom madness. I'd buy one in a nanosecond. Awesome episode, Josh!
By far the best coverage of this event! Just finished my giant pedal board build, two years in the making - great advice, as always!
Favorite, would have to be Tom Petty. He wrote the soundtrack to most of my life...and that’s why I think so many folks love him. No matter how old you are, his music just makes sense across time.
Do I need a buffer for my signal?.... Yes you may need a buffer in this case haha
I’m consistently impressed by the consistency of the Cure’s hits, and some of my favorites aren’t hits, either.
Tom misch has so many good bops, not as mainstream as most but gosh anything that man touches is pure gold
My man Prince! Rest in Power! He was a virtuoso and had hits for days, possibly even hits we never got to hear
This is a full JHS video house. And dear lord, Tom Petty is one of my favorite artist. I've seen one of the 4hr Tom Petty documentary's multiple times. Luckily was able to see them in Indy on his last tour.
Thank you so much for your videos and content.
Just setup my first pedalboard with six pedals, including a JHS Bonsai. 300+ pedals is mind-blowing. Congratulations to all involved with this record!
Oh, Tom Petty...I love that you highlighted his work in this video. I love his music so much and was so sad when he died. He had been high on my list of artists to see live for, well, most of my life, and then finally, I got to see him at Red Rocks on Memorial Day in 2017. He died a little over 4 months later. I feel so grateful to have seen him on his last tour in one of the best venues in the world. Ok, I'm done. I just needed to talk about Tom after you brought him up. Congrats on the awesome world record!!!
I would say Rancid... consistent, easy listening, a story tellers, feels nice to sing a long in every songs their made, and of course fabulous players & artist
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Hypnotic Eye Album is one of my all time favorites. The guitar work on “All you can carry” is top notch playing!
I check them out every thursday when I get the notifications. I love the format and its really interesting that he knows so much.
It's great seeing this same process from all these different perspectives
I can only imagine the bittersweet sensation when a pedal designer, surrounded by others of his ilk, suddenly realizes that he is the weirdest of them all. You will always be the first among equals, Mr. Scott.
Wow, someone doing a video that was actually a part of it! I hope you got a participation certificate. You did get a certificate 👏🏼👏🏼
Love Tom Petty. Eagles are another group with endless hits. Between their catalog and all of their solo stuff, they could play for a 10 hours and you'd know every song
Great behind the scenes man! It was something to watch! And thanks especially for spotlighting Tom Petty, a fellow Floridian and even more, an amazing singer, songwriter and performer! 🤙🏻😎🎸🎼
You are correct about tom petty. There isn't too many guys who are just about the song like him. Both Mike Campbell and Tom just piece these things together to make an American Soundtrack.
Honestly I usually skip your outros but it doesn’t mean I don’t love your videos, keep up the amazing work with your channel. Maybe I’ll start watching to the end now
Since I saw Josh in Rob's video I was waiting for this. It didn't dissapoint. I'll repeat it, this may be the best pedal/gear channel in RUclips and I watch A LOT of channels. Congrats on the world record man!
You have such class, Josh... waited for everyone else' videos to pop out before releasing your own. Veddy nice, as you have different camera angles, and clips.👏 Enjoyed!
You cool, momo!😎👍
This is an amazing feat! I don't think people fully grasp how amazing it is that there was next to no problems. Congratulations Josh! I consider you one of the world record holders for this record. You, Brian, Robert, and others were very instrumental in this feat! Congratulations man! It's so cool that you guys helped Rob with this!
Imagine calling Dan from the GigRig to do this. "Yes, I've got GigRig power supply, it'll power everything. Yes, the boards will be tidily ready in the evening. Hey, I'll even throw in G2 to get rid of the noise problems. Everybody at the top of the business uses them and I build these almost every day, heck, I'll even cut the cables to length and label all the pedals on the looper" :D When you look at how much effort and possible fault points building this system has, you start appreciating those little things like GigRig gear. At first it might look like an overreaction but in the end it's just response to common problems. Like not knowing which pedals are on. No problem, turn everything on and let the G2 handle switching.
Jokes aside, great collaboration and miraculous outcome. You guys are the best. Also the Guinness record rules are one of the silliest compilation of random things. And look at that, I was just listening to the Last Dance of Mary Jane before the video and you pull out Tom Petty. My continuous hit machine would be Eppu Normaali that I once advertised to you. Every album in my opinion had a hit. Often times half the album was something you will remember. I love when pedalmakers gather up, what a bunch of happy and chill fellows. Always a mood lifter.
The search for a five-footed Wah enthusiast begins...
Rob’s latest post about this has him standing on two wahs at once trying to see how it sounds without falling over...
The full video is a ton of fun, seeing you guys work together was something special. And you got me with the cheapo cables, I do buy them 😬 thank you for all the advice
Best quality hit-filled artist has to be Mavis Staples. So many incredible songs with impressive variety and depth throughout. No one of her generation and status has continued to challenge themselves with as much ambition for genuine connection. Seeing her live is a revelation, and like Petty she plays a hit filled show that still leaves some of the biggest songs out.
I got into Tom Petty at Deercreek Amphitheater for free- they just opened the gates. I went in a kid from middle America who didn’t think I was a Tom Petty fan... then I realized I knew every... single... song he played. It was incredible. The next day at the same venue, Trey Anastasio Band had an unannounced special guest- John Medeski- and my mind was blown again.
Loving the 5 tips! Simple and useful. Thanks!
Your videos are what got me into pedals and my playing hasn’t been the same. I wish I would have found them before I graduated though because student loans eat up most of my money that could go to pedals and now I just watch the videos and dream.
Great to see the pedal maker community get together for events like these!
Jon foreman is a hit machine. Everything he touches is gold.
i f-ing love TOM PETTY! my father, brother and myself wrote a tribute song to him not too long ago. RIP hes a legend. night watchman always looking over us all now.
Single-handedly the best Intro you've ever made!
Damn Josh, you're hitting it out of the park with the quality of this content. This is a well put together video... Thanx for the work.
Everything that The Tragically Hip has ever put out has always blown me away. I've never heard a band like them and Gord Downie's voice is one of a kind. I miss him every day.
As someone who has slowly been replacing all the cables on his board with the EBS patch cable you pictured, this video makes me happy!
once again, josh has made something i would never care about very interesting, kudos....
It’s cliche but I love the different sounds that Clapton has. He never stayed with one tone. I learned a lot by watching videos like this. Thanks, Josh!
Been here since the beginning! Absolutely love this channel, thanks guys!
Jeff Rosenstock is my artist pick for who churns out constant hits. I mean, the guy's career is just so very much quality over such a long stretch of time.
Thursdays would not be the same without Josh's sense of humor. Tom Petty, man, he was the best. As he said, "It's good to be King."
Im sort of new to the channel but I'v been binge watching over the last couple weeks. Great content. The biggest surprise so far is that I would have never guessed you were part wookie. Rock on you tall ass pedal god!
Triple Crown Drive should be a 3 drives pedal, with series/parallel switch containing Tube Screamer, Klon and Blues Breaker inspired circuits :)
Glad someone finally beat The Edge’s record
Coheed and Cambria always pumps out hits in my opinion. I love everything (mostly..) they've done
Frankly, I thought it was awesome that, of all people, Alex Lifeson showed up. He (and Rush) is the reason I wanted to start playing guitar in the first place, and his choice of effects for Rush's songs were what I based my first few (BOSS) pedal choices on, way back in 1984. So, though I do love Tom Petty, my favorite artist(s), with tons of quality hits (and albums) is Rush.
Congrats to you and the rest on this record breaking accomplishment!
'No fuses were harmed in the making of this video'
Favorite artist with quality hits is probably Foo Fighters. It was my first concert ever for my 16th birthday and they've been a pretty constant staple ever since.
I get so Excited seeing all those pedals every time I see any clips of the world record or the wall behind Josh! I must be a Pedal Head!!!
Here’s a challenge for you: create a pedal with 3 effects (like the VCR), but with each part created by one of you 3 gentlemen; Robert Keeley, Brian Wampler and Josh Scott. Call it the “Triple Crown”, all of you sell it, with different graphics on each vendor. Fight!
If 500 ft of patch cables had zero failures then that is awesome testament to the quality control of EBS.
Saw Tom Petty in 1986 way down in Auckland New Zealand when he toured with Bob Dylan. He truly was one of the greats.
Blur has a great best of album. It’s the perfect road trip sound track.
Not an old school band but they are consistently putting out hits, The Black Keys, plus, Dan's guitar tones are absolute bonkers and I just love it.
Absolutely love this series!
Best way to test new equipment...trial by fire?! Will definitely be waiting for the cable and isolation videos. Also, great to see the three of you together, having a collab and a triple crown idea would be cool as heck!
You got lucky is an amazing song with one of the most memorable twangy Gretsch guitar solos ever!!
I was lovin' seein' all you guys get together in Rob's attempt, but when Alex Lifeson walked out on stage I was floored. That man is a guitar god to me, having listened and learned to play almost everything he's ever done with RUSH. That looked like an outstanding day overall. Congratulations to everyone!
Thanks for the recommendation. You are correct, this is an amazing album.
Mr. Petty and the Heartbreakers were the band for Johnny Cash’s American Recordings. Can’t get better than that. About an artist who has continuous great production: Andrew Bird (his violin + Line 6 DL4 loop combo is a killer). And, as Cameron said below: Tom Waits is a consistent musical heaven. Killer episode (they all are), you’re the best, Josh!
Josh, I really like your generous attitude. Generous in your appreciation of gear (by other brands), generous in your easy-to-follow advice, generosity all the way. This has earned you a lot of appreciation in my opinion. Love the brand, love the 'out of the box'-way you often think and act. And, I probably don't need, but really want more of your great pedals! I love the Muffuletta, and the Bonsai will be my next! Cheers!
Wish I had been part of this. I was able to do 50 pedals at home a couple of years and had a blast! Never thought of a record attempt. I saw this a couple of days ago on Rob’s channel I thought it was the best tube this year and seeing The Pedal Godz in there was such a bonus. Thanks for the behind the scenes Josh.
Thanks for being on the show Josh! It was great to talk to you and everyone about this wonderfully crazy Pedalboard!! BTW, I’m at 65% pedal procurement increase since our conversation. LOL!
Love the channel and humour, thanks for sharing and offering a giveaway of a historic event. I have finally committed to playing bass guitar after spending a long time procrastinating and focusing on Mixing...found you from The Reaper Blog and I've been hooked Josh, great work!!! Cheers from New Zealand :)
Bought the JB-2 Angry Driver and am blowed away!! Use it for blues and ZZ Top Billy Gibbons sounds on the purple fuzzy setting!! Seen Tom Petty on last tour and he still rocked!!
So many tubescreamers and i dont even have one... i loved the project and your vid about it. Thanks for keeping me entertained!
Great show Josh as usual and great to see you being a part of that massive effort 👍
Awesome video. I wanted to see how this actually took place. Thanks
I appreciate seeing your perspective on this. It was an amazing thing.
Love Tom Petty, Full Moon Fever and Wildflowers are great albums. I saw him in Phoenix years ago with John Mayer opening and Stevie Nicks came out to help sing Handle with Care with him. One of my favs
Always makes my day when you upload a vid! You're the best Josh !!
I was wondering when you were going to make a video on this. Rob’s video kick off what is now a bit of an addiction. I’m a sound guy, who’s done it for years but still learning. Pedal boards and guitar amps are something that have always been there but as a sound guy I just let the guitarist handle them and let them know if I don’t have signal. 😅 So I started looking into the pedals used and one that came up in Andrew Huang’s video was the mini wave tide tremolo that you make. Gorgeous sound, I immediately looked up reviews for it and long story short found your channel talking about tremolos. Literally about two or three videos later I realize that you made that pedal along with a bunch of others but you could never tell that you were the company man because unlike other channel who you can tell are “trying to sell you something” you came of as a hobby enthusiast just having fun with his collection. In a week of subscribing I’ve learned more about the history of pedals then I ever knew existed, not to mention the amazing record recommendations!!! Love your pedals love your channel, best of luck and thank you so much for everything you’ve taught me! Fingers crossed for the pedal board, that’s the main thing I want and need to start making my own! The wahs’ are something I still need to learn about!! 😂 Thanks again!