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Build your own high quality pedal from this kit containing genuine JHS circuits and components
Building on the classic TS-808 Tube Screamer circuit, JHS Pedals added a three-way gain switch for even more options
Features True Bypass: when the JHS 808 is switched off, it does not affect your signal chain
The circuit board is well marked and easy to read, and the kit Includes detailed assembly instructions with clear pictures that show where each part goes
See Product Description for full list of components

Description

Build your own high quality pedal with genuine JHS circuits and components.

The JHS 808 improves on the TS-808 Tube Screamer. The most famous overdrive ever, the 808 was favored by discriminating guitarists including Joe Bonamassa, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Johnson.

Building on the classic 808 circuit, JHS Pedals added a three-way gain switch for more options:

• Classic 808 sound that made this circuit famous
• Open volume boost
• Added LED-driven crunch

This is the genuine JHS 808 in kit form

• Original quality components used by JHS
• Genuine JHS circuit board
• Sturdy cast metal case, predrilled
• Step-by-step picture instructions from StewMac

If you can't buy it, build it! JHS retired their hand-built JHS 808, and the only way to buy one has been to talk somebody into selling theirs (not likely). These great pedals need to be back in the hands of players, so StewMac partnered with JHS to create this classic reissue kit.

True bypass: when the JHS 808 is switched off, it does not affect your signal chain.

This DIY pedal kit includes:

• Metal pedal enclosure (4-13/16" x 2-5/8" x 1-3/8")
• Circuit board
• Control knobs
• Potentiometers
• Toggle switch
• Stomp switch
• Output jacks
• Capacitors
• Resistors
• Diodes
• Transistors
• Rectifiers
• Op-amp and socket
• LED + LED mounting bezel
• DC power connector
• Ribbon cable and wire
• Detailed, easy-to-understand assembly instructions

This pedal requires a standard 9V DC center-negative power supply (not included) and consumes less than 100mA. There's no battery option.