Josh Scott Is Opening a Nearly 400-Pedal Reverb Shop
The October 21 sale spans JHS prototypes, one-off builds, vintage pedals, amps, guitars, keys and artifacts from the JHS Show.
Oct 15, 2026

Credit: Premier Guitar
JHS Pedals founder Josh Scott will open his first official personal Reverb shop on October 21, placing nearly 400 pedals alongside amps, guitars, keyboards, vintage merchandise and props. The inventory includes prototypes, first-run JHS pieces and one-of-one custom finishes.
Among the more unusual lots are a gray JHS Colour Box enclosure, signed Boss JB-2 pedals, vintage Klon and Behringer units, pedal costumes from JHS productions and ten guitars. Reverb says most pedal listings will land between $60 and $600, with more than half priced at $500 or less.
Why it matters
This is both a major collector sale and a public look into the product-development history behind JHS Pedals. The unusually broad price range should make the drop relevant beyond high-end memorabilia buyers.
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