JHS rebrands Ryan Adams’ signature VCR pedal - and you can get yours rehoused, too
Guitarists can send their pedal to be transformed into the Space Commander
In the wake of sexual misconduct allegations against Ryan Adams, the singer-songwriter’s signature JHS VCR pedal has been rebranded by the company - and you can pay to have yours rehoused, too.
The Space Commander delivers the same combination of ’80s-inspired boost, chorus and reverb effects, with toggle-switches to take each one in or out of the circuit.
While the new pedal will cost $229, JHS is also offering to rehouse existing VCR pedals with the new design for $35.
In February, gear companies including JHS Pedals, Walrus Audio, Benson Amps and Fender confirmed they would no longer be working with Ryan Adams on signature products following allegations in an in-depth article by the New York Times.
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