With plenty of volume available, you can use it as a clean boost. Plus, you’ll find you have more than enough volume lift for every situation. They’re built well are are pretty rugged. My Joyo clone pedals have already endured years of abuse and still function perfectly. We may share your personal information with service providers utilised by us in the provision of the Services to: Thats a lot of work there. You could design a pcb with mini switches to make a all-in-one version of these. Anyways, before removing the mic sim the problem I had was with the top end being dark & dull. The pedal does have a lot of bass, actually I found it to mimic the mark II sound very well going direct for blues & vintage tones, modern sounds were not to my liking. The mic component values here aren't wrong since they work to give a off axis mic'd sound on the calif pedal. However if you perform the cab sim defeat mod on this pedal, you will also require to remove the mic sim mod exclusive to the calif, along with that a resistor R31 needs to be changed from 68k to 22k or 47k, that resistor value is also exclusive to it.

Last week arrive in in my hands a Joyo California sound... For sure I reverse it... I note there are some componentes that are not present on the other versions that are mounted on this one, like the caps and the resistor on the filter after the CabSim before the Level pot. The Joyo California Sound JF-15 Pedal is a complex guitar distortion effect stompbox, reportedly based on a Tech21 pedal of a similar name. The only downside to the Ironman pedals is that they can’t run off a 9v battery. Only a power supply. Another thing I realized is that they’re a bit on the higher side in terms of price when compared to the 10 and 30 series. However, they definitely still fall into the budget category of pedals. For the pedals that are smaller versions of clones from other series, I haven’t written much of a review as they’ve been covered above in the 10 series and 30 series. Now, about to have a PCB with microswitches to cover all possibilities it is barely impossible... As we say here in Brazil, the sauce will be more expensive than the main dish... just not to mention the size of it... It will be, at least 14 sets of 3 to 5 switches.... and the working of it will not be easy to understand for most of the users. I decide to make an universal PCB with generic parts, kike Ca, Cb, Cc... and the assembler choose the correct value from a table. The bad part it is not dynamic. It will be necessary to choose a model and use only it. To change it will be necessaru to unsolder the componentes and solder the other values. or, could it be related to the 42nF instead of 4.7nF cap thing that you spotted? There are a lot of comments that this pedal has way too much bass and I wondered (long shot) if the two might be related.Thanks for this Hanky, fascinating that the speaker sim used in the California is different to the other Joyo Sound pedals. Is this just the way the cab sim works (in which case, the cab sim mod as described elsewhere on this forum might help for running direct into an amp)?

In terms of distortion tones, tweaking the Voice control changes the core sound of the pedal and can provide a range of usable tones. Yes, this single control is that powerful. But watch out, as increasing this control can make the pedal noisy. The California sound is also brilliant on bass as well as guitar. Giving a massive low end sound whether you're using it as a DI or an overdrive. The California sound is also brilliant on bass as well as guitar. Giving a massive low end sound whether you’re using it as a DI or an overdrive. government and regulatory authorities and other similar organisations, as required or authorised by law or as required as part of the Services; and Bluesbreaker is both an amplifier as well as a pedal produced by Marshall. However, in this instance, I’m comparing the Joyo Blue rain to that of the Marshall Blues breaker pedal. Both the Bluesbreaker and the Blue rain are overdrive pedals that aim to replicate the sound of an amplifier that is breaking up (about to go into overdrive) with a wide-open sound void of much compression.

We are proud to donate a portion of every sale to Guitars4Vets to help provide music lessons to Veterans battling PTSD. It’s worth pointing out that the bass control provides about 4 times the amount of low-end you’ll ever need. That said, the Mid and Hi controls are far more useable. So, you’ll need to play with the pedal’s EQ controls to fully understand how they work. We may also aggregate and/or make anonymous your personal information including sensitive information to make it available for the purposes of generating statistical data for the conducting of research and improving the Services. The top row contains a three-band EQ: Bass, Mid, High. Pretty standard and simple to understand. So far, so good! Each of these knobs has a wide range, making it possible to easily shape your guitar’s tone, no matter the situation.

Joyo is constantly adding new ranges and products to its lineup of pedals. However, they have 3 main pedal series which have been around for a while now. These three ranges (or “series”) of pedals include the: Marketing use information: this includes information provided to us using a marketing or newsletter sign up form. Also, the Joyo California is a true bypass pedal, which is a nice bonus and ensures you have a cleaner signal path. to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes or enforce our agreements with third parties; Here we have yet another clone of a classic MXR pedal. This time we have the Joyo Dynamic Compressor which is a clone of the MXR Dyna Comp. The Dyna comp is one of my favorite pedals of all time with its simple design but awesome sound. This Joyo Compressor is also a rare example as being one of the few clone pedals to not be identically designed to the original. Joyo Compressor vs MXR Dyna Comp

band EQ section and controls for level, gain and voice gives you huge scope for tone shaping to get the most accurate all California cream sound! it allows you to tailor your sound just the way you like it. A truly great, natural tube sound with none of the 'fizz' you expect from a budget pedal. Rugged Aluminium case and bypass circuitry make this the best value pedal around!

The pedal provides a range of distortion sounds, from classic blues breakup to over-the-top fuzz and everything in between. If you do not provide us with the personal information described above, some or all of the following may happen:

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The Joyo California Sound aims to recreate the famous early Mesa Boogie tones. Think sounds from the Mark IV, for example. If you’ve ever had the privilege of playing through one, you’ll know all the channels are pretty special and cover a wide tonal spectrum. It offers plenty of features and controls, allowing you to dial in a wide range of tones, from a transparent boost to full out over the top fuzz sounds. Starting with the Voice control down low, you’ll find bluesy overdrive tones. As you turn it up, the pedal offers more crunchy guitar tones. Finally, with the Voice control on full, you’re in metal guitar tone territory.