JHS PedalsJHS Sweet Tea V3 Overdrive & Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal

The JHS Sweet Tea gives me all the drive sounds I need aside from fuzz. There's basically a Tube Screamer on one side and a JCM 800 on the other. I use the TS side for slightly crunchy, almost clean tones and the JCM for heavier overdrive sounds and both of them together for a little more saturation. Throw a fuzz in if you wanna get crazy. Pedal is versatile and by mixing and matching you can get all sorts of dirt sounds. Build quality is great as well

I use it for gritty rhythm and full-blown distortion. Great sounding pedal.

Better than expected. It got here fast, I plugged it in, and I’ve been jamming ever since!

Amazing sound and flexibility

It's a JHS pedal. End of story.

I'm using this pedal as part of a setup for low-volume practice and recording at home. The Sweet Tea runs into a DI box that has a built-in cabinet simulator, and then that goes into my audio interface. The Sweat Tea excels at higher gain Marshall rock tones (think AC/DC), and the built-in boost is great for leads. The boost side of the pedal is extremely versatile, enough to be thought of as a second amp channel. I really like the inclusion of a wet/dry mix knob on the boost side of the pedal.The only downside to this pedal is that it really isn't useful for lower gain and clean tones. I know that JHS makes the Charlie Brown pedal for lower gain tones. Maybe we will see a "Sweeter Tea" pedal in the future that includes the ability to switch between the Charlie Brown and Angry Charlie voices? Both pedals have the exact same number of knobs with the same functionality...

The Angry Charlie side sounds really good. Not a big fan of the moonshine circuit. Too thin sounding to me. Better off buying just the angry charlie and save money.