JHS PackRat Multi-Mode Rat Distortion Effects Pedal

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What JHS say The PackRat is our tribute to 40+ years of rodent evolution. As part of our Multi-Mode series including the Muffuletta and Bonsai, the PackRat uses the same unique digital runway system to direct the paths of over 261 components through 40 individual analog switches. This means that when you choose one of the nine legendary modes, you are playing through the real analog circuitry of the original unit. This is more than emulation, it is exact analog replication. The versions in this pedal: THE OG (1979): A perfect recreation of the first production “Big Box” RATs ever made. THE classic RAT tone, sustain and attitude. WHITE FACE (1984): The first “Small Box” RAT ever produced. Much like the OG but with a different taper Filter control. TURBO (1989): The first RAT pedal to use LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) in its clipping section. This results in amazing touch dynamics (play light for less distortion, harder for more distortion) and better overdrive tones with the Distortion control turned down. BRAT (1997): The ultimate “nineties grunge” tone. Adds an input buffer, soft clipping (in addition to the traditional hard clipping) and several capacitor changes. DIRTY (2004): Based on “You Dirty RAT,” this mode gives the most saturation and waveform clipping of any RAT version ever made. Several changes including germanium-style clipping diodes and capacitor changes make this mode as unique as it gets. LA (1986): Made by Ibanez in the eighties, it’s still one of the best-modified RAT circuits ever. Instead of relying on hard clipping from the traditional diode configuration found in most RATs, this circuit overloads the op amp and “clips the rails” to produce a very different flavor of rodent tone. LANDGRAFF MO’D (2005): THE definitive boutique take on the RAT. Based on John Landgraff’s extremely rare MO-D Distortion, a distant cousin of the RAT with tons of versatility and attitude. CAROLINE WAVE CANNON (2010): Philippe Herndon adapted his Wave Canon Distortion