PG-14

Paul Gilbert wanted amplifier-like distortion at bedroom volume, so JHS built the PG-14 around a FET distortion engine that responds to pick dynamics like a pushed tube amp. The crown jewel is an active mid-frequency preamp positioned before the distortion circuit, giving you sweepable control from 400Hz to 7.5kHz to shape your voice across any amp and guitar combination. The result feels like natural tube breakup rather than pedal distortion, responding to your touch with the kind of dynamic range that decades of technical and expressive playing demands. It's distortion that thinks it's an amplifier.