[8] JHS Pedals has developed custom pedals for artists including Andy Timmons,[9] Butch Walker[10] (who has produced songs for acts like Katy Perry, Weezer and The All-American Rejects), Stu G of Delirious?,[11] Drew Shirley of Switchfoot,[12][13] Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers,[14] Paul Gilbert,[15][16] and Madison Cunningham[17][18] JHS Pedals products have been used by guitarists such as the Foo Fighters' Chris Shiflett,[19] John Mayer,[20][21] Mutemath's Roy Mitchell-Cardenas,[22] Muse's Matt Bellamy,[23] Beck,[24] Jessica Dobson (Deep Sea Diver and The Shins),[25] Amber Bain (The Japanese House)[26] and U2's the Edge[27] In 2017, JHS collaborated with BOSS to produce the Boss JB-2 Angry Driver,[28] which combines the Boss BD-2 Blues Driver and JHS Pedals Angry Charlie.

JHS announced they would be rebranding the remaining pedals to the Space Commander and using the proceeds to support work against sexual abuse and assault.

"[1] Josh Scott has announced plans for follow-up productions in the vein of Pedals: The Musical including performances focusing on the 70s, the 80s, the 90s, the 2000s, and the 2010s.

We want to do some straight plays – meaning just acting, no singing – about the lives of inventors like Les Paul, Leo Fender, George Beauchamp.

In the series, Scott notably tied historical figures like Mark Twain,[39] Benjamin Franklin,[40] Henry Ford[41] and Charles Darwin[41] into the guitar history narrative.