Live draw 22nd May 2025 @ 6:00 PM
250 tickets available
Maximum 20 tickets per person
£0.99Per Entry
£0.99Per Entry
JHS have done it again, it’s NOTADĂśMBLĂ‹… until you build it!
We loved the NOTAKLĂ–N and we were stoked when we saw the NOTADĂśMBLĂ‹ realeased. This a DIY pedal kit from JHS Pedals that puts a half-million dollars of tone at your feet. With the flip of a slider switch, you can go between two highly sought after sounds that are as magical and rare as it gets. In the Drive setting–slider up–you get the dirty and distorted violin-like sounds you know from guitarists like Santana, Joe Bonamassa, and Eric Johnson. In the Clean position–slider down–you get a powerful preamp buffer pulled directly from John Mayer’s rare and never before replicated device.
With easy to understand instructions – no soldering required – this kit is for anyone who wants a particularly fabled amp-overdrive and the experience of easily building their own pedal.
Channel Switch – Selects the active channel. Up is the Drive channel, and down is the Clean channel
CLEAN CHANNEL (Boost)
Input – Attenuates treble and input gain at the front of the circuit. Fully right has no cut. As you turn the control left, treble and gain are gradually attenuated.
Output – Output volume of the Clean channel. Left is less, right is more.
OVERDRIVE CHANNEL
Drive – Controls the amount of overdrive. Left is less, right is more.
EQ – Adjustable low pass filter. Fully right is no cut, as you turn the control left it lowers the treble cut off frequency..
Volume – Controls the overall volume of the overdrive channel. Left is less, right is more.
Presence (internal trimpot) – Controls the upper-mid range and treble frequencies in the gain stage. Left is less, right is more.
Footswitch – True bypass switching.
This competition is open to UK residents aged 18 or over.
The total amount of tickets available for this competition is (250).
Live draw date: May 22, 2025. We never extend our draws regardless of how many tickets have sold. If a competition sells out early then we will bring the draw date forward to the next available live draw.
You may enter this competition up to 20 times.
Your ticket number(s) will be randomly allocated when ordering and you will receive an email confirmation of these numbers. They are also available to see in your account on our website.
The live draw will take place on the Guitar Gear Giveaway Facebook page and the Guitar Talk Youtube channel using Google’s random number generator to select the winning ticket number from all Entrants.
This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook, Apple or Google. By entering the competitions, Entrants agree that neither Facebook, Apple, nor Google have any liability and are not responsible for the administration or promotion of this competition.
How does it work?
We host 2 live draws every single week – Monday and Thursday at 6pm. The draws stream live on YouTube and Facebook.
Our fixed odds competitions have a limited amount of tickets and clearly show the ticket price, number of tickets and the draw date.
There are no extensions and no rollovers; we draw the winner regardless of how many tickets are sold.
Are your guitars new or preloved?
Most of what we do is pre-loved, but there are also a number of guitars on the site that are new (Instant Win competitions, for example). We always state in the prize description whether a guitar is new or pre-loved, and in most cases, we also add the year and a condition description.
How do I get my ticket number(s)?
Once your order has been placed your ticket number(s) will be randomly allocated and will show on your order confirmation. They will also be emailed to you, and will be available in the my account area.
What is an Auto Draw and how does it work?
Auto draw prizes are drawn using a third-party (Think Zap) random draw algorithm. The Auto Draw will take place as soon as a prize is sold out or on the guaranteed draw date/time shown on the prize page.
All prizes have a guaranteed draw date and winner, even if the tickets don’t sell out.
