At Wilco's Solid Sound Festival in 2022, JHS founder Josh Scott found himself in a discussion with legendary guitarist Nels Cline. Nels brought up the subject of weird delays, leading to an in-depth discussion of the strangest pedals they'd ever played. Josh received a message from Nels a few days later asking if JHS made an oil can style delay and began explaining the particular sound he wanted from this type of echo. Though JHS didn't have one in the official lineup, Josh and team developed a one-off oil can delay pedal. When they presented it to Nels as a gift, he liked it so much that he used it through the recording and touring process for Wilco's Cruel Country and now their latest release, Cousin. Though the JHS Oil Can Delay isn't a signature artist pedal, JHS Pedals is still grateful to Nels Cline for inspiring it, and are proud to offer you this unique pedal for your own collection. 
 
Specifications

Controls
MIX - Controls the mix of echo and clean signal. Left is less, right is more.
SPEED - Controls the length of the delay time from 100ms to 330ms. Left is shorter, right is longer. 
FEEDBACK - Controls the amount of feedback or repeats of the delay signal. Left is less, right is more. 
Plus/Minus (+/-) - The toggle allows you to switch between modulation intensities. In the down position, you have light movement, and in the up position, you have heavier movement. The modulation speed is associated with the delay time control (shorter is faster and longer is slower, reminiscent of the oil can warble in relation to the delay speed). 

Jacks
INPUT - 1/4" jack on the right side of the pedal.
OUTPUT - 1/4" jack on the left side of the pedal.

Dimensions: 4.42" x 2.38" x 1.22"

NOTE: This pedal requires standard 9VDC negative power and consumes 65mA.