Boss JHS Pedals JB-2 Angry Driver Owner’s Manual
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The Boss JHS Pedals JB-2 Angry Driver can be powered using a 9V DC power supply or a 9V battery. Ensure the power supply is compatible with standard Boss pedals.
The JB-2 Angry Driver features six modes: Clean, Blues Driver, JHS Angry Charlie, JHS + BD, BD + JHS, and Parallel mode, allowing for a wide range of tonal options.
Use the mode knob located on the pedal to switch between the different modes. Simply rotate the knob to select your desired mode.
Ensure that the pedal is properly connected to your signal chain and that power is supplied. Check the cables and try using a different power source or battery.
Yes, the JB-2 Angry Driver can be used with a bass guitar. However, tonal results may vary, and it's recommended to tweak the settings to suit your bass sound.
To achieve a clean boost, set the mode to 'Clean' and adjust the level knob to increase volume without adding distortion.
Check the pedal’s power source and connections. If the issue persists, the footswitch may require servicing or replacement by a qualified technician.
Place the JB-2 Angry Driver in your signal chain according to your tonal preference, typically after your tuner and before modulation effects. Experiment with placement for best results.
While the JB-2 Angry Driver is designed for use in front of the amp, you can experiment with placing it in the effects loop for different tonal characteristics.
Routinely check the pedal for dust and debris. Clean with a dry cloth, and ensure all jacks and knobs are functioning properly. Replace batteries as needed.