Josh Scott to Launch Rare Pedal Collection on Reverb
The JHS Pedals founder is offloading rare prototypes and gear on the Reverb marketplace starting October 21, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Collecting
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JHS Pedals founder Josh Scott is listing a massive collection of prototypes and rare gear on Reverb beginning October 21, 2026. Scott personally tested every item being sold, which includes everything from unique builds to historic pedal models.
Why it matters
The sale offers collectors a rare look into Scott's personal inventory, which he is liquidating to address the significant storage and personal space challenges caused by his accumulated gear.
Prices for items in the collection range from $60 to $600. Over 50% of the listed gear is priced under $500.
The players
Josh Scott
He is the founder of JHS Pedals and a prominent figure in the guitar effects industry.
Reverb
It is a prominent online marketplace dedicated to the sale of new, used, and vintage musical instruments.
The details
The collection features notable items such as a Klon Centaur Silver Horsie, pre-lawsuit Behringer Centaur units, and a JHS Color Box prototype from its 2016 NAMM debut. All inventory arrived at the Reverb facility by freight truck to prepare for the upcoming launch.
Timeline
The JHS Color Box debuted at NAMM in 2016.
The Josh Scott Collection store launches on Reverb on October 21, 2026.
Culture Shift
This sale exemplifies the growing trend of high-profile creators curating secondary market sales for fans. It reflects a shift away from private collecting toward structured, public liquidation of vintage and prototype gear.
Interested buyers should prepare for the store launch on October 21, 2026, as high-demand prototypes often move quickly on the platform. The inventory includes affordable options starting at $60, making the sale accessible to a wide range of collectors.
The takeaway
Collectors seeking unique gear should verify the provenance of specific prototypes during the launch. Establishing a clear budget is recommended given that the store includes items across a wide pricing spectrum.
Further reading
Learn more about the market for vintage audio equipment in our Collecting section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Guitarworld.
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