Jetter Gear GS124 pedal demo/review by Mike Martin

Mike Martin puts the GS 124 pedal by Jetter Gear through it's paces.

From Brad the pedal designer on the GS 124:

"Recently, I had the opportunity to spend a couple of days up close and personal with a guitarist who tours with two Dumble ODS amplifiers in his rig. That experience rekindled my interest in trying to replicate that sound in a pedal.

For the development of the GS 124, I used a very accurate clone of ODS #124 using blind switching for evaluation. The goal was to have the pedal became virtually indiscernible from the amp. The GS 124 is not a generic “D-style” pedal, rather, it is specific sonic replication of a particular amp.
No bells and whistles; no extra knobs and switches. What the GS 124 does is match the tone and feel of the amp.

The GS 124 is amp friendly and particularly likes amps that are set blackface clean but that is only the starting point."

The Nuts & Bolts of Jetter Gear…

"Jetter Gear made the decision several years ago to keep as much of the build process in-house or closely under our direct control.

Our enclosures are designed by us and manufactured locally. We are very proud of our enclosures! They are made from high quality steel and formed on state-of-the-art machinery. Each of the four sides are then welded and finished by hand. We feel that these enclosures are the toughest in the industry, all while maintaining elegance of design and functionality. We then use the highest quality powder coating available to give our enclosures a beautiful and durable finish.

Our silk screening is all done in-house, from graphic design to actually applying the ink. We use an extremely durable catalyzed ink for precision and long life.

Our circuit boards are designed in-house and are manufactured here in the USA using military grade materials. Every circuit board is loaded by hand here at Jetter Gear.

All of these steps contribute to our dedication to designing and building the most reliable and aesthetically pleasing pedals possible."

-Brad Jeter

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[sseltaeb]

Very nice :). I like how you showed the dynamics of the pedal so clearly.

[garywinders]

Great review Mike.
Thanks for showing ALL the possibilities.
I actually own one already but was interested to see what different settings you used.

[ronaldwilliams]

Your "very clean" sounds kinda dirty🤔

[grantweston]

What song are you playing at the beginning? It's awesome!

[monroecounty]

Where can I order besides 2nd hand thanks

[bol.]

Closest thing to a dumbloid that I've heard.

[airbloomamplifiers]

Does anyone believe any pedal can sound like a great amp? If you use the pedal with a great amp and don't allow the pedal to ruin the sound of the amp - sure.