Thanks guys, great video! I love how Tore explains everything, you can see he loves his work and how passionate he is about it. He did an amazing job on TC and now on UA!
I think this just pushed me over the edge to get a Dream. Had no idea about the app and some of the in-depth stuff going on... I like the Woodrow as well but having a good spring and tremolo in what is already the closest thing to a classic Fender I'll ever get, is just the cherry on the cake!
He worked for TC Electronics before and worked a lot on their pedal platform. He surely knows his stuff. As soon as he joined UA the pedals started to hit the market.
I had no idea that Tore was in product development at UA. I’m a huge fan from his TC Electronic days. These pedals sound amazing. Always something to spend more $$$ on, and this is one of them.
Hey thanks for having someone demo these in a way that I actually wanted to hear. Having a guy play some SRV riffs is exactly how I want to see if these pedals will do that breakup tone. 🤘
Sounds great. I would have undoubtedly purchased the Dream pedal but won't be because: No headphone out And no Midi. Maybe they come back in a few years with version 2 with headphone out, Midi control for preset switching, stereo xlr outputs.
Supposedly you could use a 2x TS -> TRS adapter plugged in the stereo outputs (?) and connect your headphones that way. I heard that's the "official" way UA is suggesting. However, users online have varying results of the output levels. I'm kinda in the same boat, a dedicated headphone out would make these pedals an instant-buy for me.
OK, got it - great idea! Not as a bass player, but as a "tech consultant" for some guitarists. I often see them "lost in multi-FX" - but having one "pedal" doing the amp-sound with boost and "something", that seems quite great for some guitarists. As sound tech I hate those guitarreros pulling up tons of "amps in their boxes" - would love to have them use "just the one pedal" (whatevery they like) and then can deal with the sound as "they used a real amp" ... love the idea, liked!
I’ve been a fan of Line 6 and Fractal for years. Owning several units from both companies. But - as a gigging musician from the pre-simulator days, a guy who bought the Marshalls, Mesa’s and Fender amps - I always lean towards my analog amps. But in recent years, I leaned into Line 6 gear for silent stage. But (and here’s my point) - even when using Helix or Fractal, I tended to lean on one amp for my tones. I have to say - this is such a better solution (and more affordable). Plus, all these pedals seem to take OD pedals extremely well. Think I might need to buy one or two of these.
Excellent Demo, And and 11:40 Playing Joe Bonamassa is a Huge + I wasn't Aware of the Woodrow pedal, Only the Dream 65 but All the pedals sounds Great.
Tore, my Mom's maiden name was "Morgenstern", for what it's worth. I understand about speaker swaps. Many years ago I found a '59 Fender Super at a guitar show. it was all original, except that the Jensens had been replaced with Celestions long before. I didn't understand why this had been done, but the amp sounded so good and was so affordable (then), I asked no questions. I later learned that the original Jensen P-10S used to blow out on a regular bass and that the Celestions never did. Mystery solved, amp improved. In any event, your amp/speaker modeling pedals take care of all that. Your modeled speakers won't blow out, I assume. :D Mod pedal after or before he pedal board?
@@vicenteb531 For me, I tend not to use the Ruby much, but when I play guitar now, it is always through the Dream or Woodrow. Depending on the guitar, one will sound great and the other will be fantastic.
@@tmartin6717 Thanks for your reply! I wonder if you dont use the Ruby as much because of the tones of the pedal or because you are just more a fender amp type of guitarist. Cheers
@@vicenteb531 You are perceptive, I'm sure the Ruby sounds authentic, but I played Fender amps for 50 years and never an AC30. FYI, I asked a friend to demo the pedals, and he had owned the real vintage tweed and blackface deluxe amps. He found them authentic, and dialed them in to his taste. I saved his settings as a preset, and use it most of the time. Bottom line, these pedals are authentic, and now we can sample different amps by pushing buttons, and not needing a room full of expensive amps.
Hello, can you tell me the best way to connect this pedal to a mixer or even a USB interface? Do I need a DI Box for that? What are you using during this video? Great work guys. Thanks!
Verrrry nice demo vid 👍 I do disagree on just one point: - "who would want to put an ACxx into a MESA oversized cab anyway? .. why?" - sorry BUT i did it with an AC4 (real amp) and a WOS sim of the MESA cab ... and it worked really well 🤖🦾 - will i do it again: YES 🤡
Tore = Pedal Jesus. These pedals sound incredible! Also ... How does the 4-cable method work and would love to hear more details about the stereo mode? is it possible to combine two pedals for a wet/dry application - if so, how?
For the price I think they could include the power cable. I have never bought a piece of equipment that didn't come with its own power cable. What's next the control knobs?
A few years ago a lot of effects came with power supplies. Nowadays though none of the 9V "standard power" pedals come with one. That has two reasons. First of all they don't want to sell a power supply even though most people don't use them (almost everyone has a multi power supply). Second, the brands want to save costs and make the packaging as small as possible. I fully understand the frustration but there is an upside to this logic: if you purchase one isolated multi power supply you can power all your existing and future pedals and that without noise. It's good for the planet and definitely better for your pedalboard. Cheers //Kris
Hey UA!! I’m down and am purchasing, but I wanna know when you will release Marshall and/or Orange versions..? JCM800..? Respect! Love my Woodrow and have the others in cart. Cheers! I’m leaving a spot on my amp pedalboard. LOL! These are truly amazing, mate. I have a joint disease and can’t carry my amp anymore. These kinda saved my arse. Lol ❤😅
Great vid cool products. I believe it is possible to run the Dream as an amp sim only with no speaker or cabinet. Two questions then: 1) in such configuration can the pedal run directly into the front end of my physical amp? 2) in such configuration where would you place the pedal in the signal chain? With drives or at the end after delays?
Yes, these can be run into a physical amplifier in front of the amp or via 4 cable method there are different connection diagrams on universal audio’s website in the owners manuals with the 4 cable method, you can get the amp pedal Sounds when the pedal is engaged or the physical amp sound when the pedal is disengaged as far as the signal chain, you can try everything drives before the amp pedal and time based effects behind it nothing is right or wrong. Don’t be afraid to try something different. When you run these through a physical amplifier you should disengage the speaker, cab emulation, on the pedal
But put eg.Woodrow into what? I have a Tonemaster Deluxe Reverb and I am trying to create a gigging rig, so i’m looking at a Marshall Origin 20 as a base into which i’ll run a few pedals. Can someone please clear this up for me? Do I Woodrow and pedals into a 2x12 cab or Originwith pedals or Woodrow into my Tonemaster?
I’m really interested in the Ruby for sure. The thing I’m unclear about is where the pedal would go in the signal chain when in-front of an amp+speaker with other effects. Can I’d be used in-front as opposed to via an effects loop?
In one of Sweetwater’s videos they mentioned that you can turn off the cab/speaker emulation stuff to run it directly into the front of amp. Basically using it as a preamp I guess. You could put it anywhere in your signal chain at that point depending on what you were trying to do.
@@countstoneula I'm confused Though this was a "complete amp" Pre and power🤔🤔🤔 If it is , can I go straight into a 1*12 speaker cab with pedals in front of it ???!
@@Guttural It doesn't have a power amp. For live applications you can plug it into a DI and go directly into a mixer. In a studio you can plug it directly into your recording interface. In both of these applications it would act as if it was the final stage of a classic setup. As if it was the mic'd up amp. If you had a powered cab you could plug it directly into that, otherwise you'd need to plug it into the FX return of an amp, or use the 4 cable method. You can't just plug it into a regular guitar amp cab though.
@@countstoneula Thanks Well , I'm not using sound interface or DI Guess i have to buy a pedal power amp then ....not that attractive then I have a quilter superblock us Pedal amp A fender super champ XD and a line 6 catalyst 60 And pedalboard with 8 pedals ????
You’ll laugh, but peavey has some really clean amps which lend great to modeling. There’s some older ones make in the US which are fantastic, especially what you can get them for. I use a Pacer and the channel is so clean, it just sounds like an amplified signal without much coloration from the amp tone.
Hey guys! Great video! These things look awesome. I’m looking at getting these three pedals (or/and an OX) for a strictly studio/recording environment. But I’m wondering if these are meant to work in conjunction with or in place of the OX. Also looking at the other 3 UAFX pedals. I’m getting a 2x12 fender tonemaster for the amp side. What combination of these things would be best to buy? Thanks I’m advance!
I have a question for you plz. Maby stupid for some but im a noob in the electric world. In what do we plug these? Speakers ? Cabinet ? My actual amp ? How it works ? Those are like actual amp… So what is the best ? Thx you for your Time . I appreciate
Hi Sam. You can do any or all of the above. You can turn off the cab and use it like a drive pedal into your amp. Or turn off the cab and drive a sep cab. You can go straight into the PA. You can go into a FRFR cab. Lots of options!!
Can the foot switches be used to cycle between 2 presets that are exactly the same except in volume? One volume level used for normal playing and the other being used for solos or to pop out over the mix. It sounds like you could do this quite easily but just wanted to check.
On RED side you have you current amp setting, on YELLOW is the preset. So... NO, you can't switch beetween TWO saved preset using YELLOW switch (you can using APP, which sucks in live situationú but in scenario you described you have to set your RED channel to match the PRESET except volume difference...
If you're asking about a passive speaker cab, then no it doesn't work since these pedals don't have a power amp built in. If you're talking about an active (powered) speaker, then yes, that will work fine. Cheers //Kris
Both will work actually. I'd prefer going from the UAFX pedal into the amp's FX return though, because these pedals have an amp voicing already. They definitely sound great into the fx return, that's what you've heard in the intro playing of this video. Cheers //Kris
We’ll it would be a pretty boring world if everyone agreed, huh? I love the Dream 65, but as the saying goes different strokes for different folks etc etc…
So you PLUG Plug into the PEDAL from your Guitar ...OK .... So where does your Lead OUT go into ? It's Obviously Not going into an AMP Seeing as the Pedal IS YOUR AMP ?
No we don't need them anymore. The only audible difference is based on an emotional thing (which is subjective) and/or a physical thing (things just sound different when the direction of the sound is totally different...directly facing a 12 inch speaker,...)
I wouldn’t say useless, but MIDI definitely would have been super cool. If you’re using it as an amp to go direct you’re not going to be constantly needing to adjust it. It’s not like we’re adjusting our amps all night long at a gig. It has Bluetooth though, so maybe a WIDI firmware update or something could be possible in the future for some wireless MIDI options.
Some other company will do it better just be patient and wait. Save your money. These are just too limited for our needs. I'd like to see a small pedal amp sim with multiple amps and speakers/ IR's not just one amp, I'd like to see multiple presets. For $400 that's pretty lame. No headphone jack or XLR outs. These pedals are an example of poorly implemented technology.
![Universal Audio Lion, Woodrow & Ruby With Tore Mogensen [Forget Direct - Do We Love 'Em Loud?]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KmywiRhRndE/mqdefault.jpg)
Jesus! - Tore is back 🙂 He was the reason for TC´s success with Tone Print pedals.
Thanks guys, great video! I love how Tore explains everything, you can see he loves his work and how passionate he is about it. He did an amazing job on TC and now on UA!
I appreciate how the pedals are the size of an amp during the playing segments
Haha, I was laughing so hard when I saw that. Phil, who edited the video really outdid himself this time. :) //Kris
I have the Ruby. It's off the charts soundwise!! Dream and Woodrow on the shopping list!!
I think this just pushed me over the edge to get a Dream. Had no idea about the app and some of the in-depth stuff going on... I like the Woodrow as well but having a good spring and tremolo in what is already the closest thing to a classic Fender I'll ever get, is just the cherry on the cake!
These are awesome!! Can’t wait till they come out with a Marshall amp version for this series!!!!
Yup. Me too.
Really very nice to see Tore again
You can tell this guy from UA really knows his stuff. What amazing products
He worked for TC Electronics before and worked a lot on their pedal platform. He surely knows his stuff. As soon as he joined UA the pedals started to hit the market.
Great video, guys!
Tell 'em Tore!!!
Bloody brilliant - nerdy, geeky and glorious!
woah, that tiny slide segment around 17:40 sounds divine! Guillaume, you're the man, man!
I had no idea that Tore was in product development at UA. I’m a huge fan from his TC Electronic days. These pedals sound amazing. Always something to spend more $$$ on, and this is one of them.
Agreed. I haven’t bought a single TC product since Tore quit.
Hey thanks for having someone demo these in a way that I actually wanted to hear. Having a guy play some SRV riffs is exactly how I want to see if these pedals will do that breakup tone. 🤘
Yep. They are the best Amp in a box pedal on the market. Dream is indeed a Dream that came true
fantastic pedals ... I have the Ruby and am thrilled with the sound and feel ... now I also have the Dream 😁 and both take pedals very well 😉
Sounds great. I would have undoubtedly purchased the Dream pedal but won't be because:
No headphone out
And no Midi.
Maybe they come back in a few years with version 2 with headphone out, Midi control for preset switching, stereo xlr outputs.
Headphone use is currently an issue on the UA pedals just released (Woodrow, Ruby, Dream). Just so people know.
Supposedly you could use a 2x TS -> TRS adapter plugged in the stereo outputs (?) and connect your headphones that way.
I heard that's the "official" way UA is suggesting.
However, users online have varying results of the output levels.
I'm kinda in the same boat, a dedicated headphone out would make these pedals an instant-buy for me.
It's funny these monkeys claim to afford these pedals and don't even know how to use an audio interface 😂
Man, they all sounds marvelous!
Pedalboard Jesus!! YES!
OK, got it - great idea! Not as a bass player, but as a "tech consultant" for some guitarists. I often see them "lost in multi-FX" - but having one "pedal" doing the amp-sound with boost and "something", that seems quite great for some guitarists. As sound tech I hate those guitarreros pulling up tons of "amps in their boxes" - would love to have them use "just the one pedal" (whatevery they like) and then can deal with the sound as "they used a real amp" ... love the idea, liked!
Yeh no demos on bass, not sure these are for bass, but when I asked ua they said they are all for bass as well ? Are they ?
20:29 Guillaume plays a bunch of guitars, but when he's playing the pink Strat something changes and we can clearly notice.
😂🎉
I’ve been a fan of Line 6 and Fractal for years. Owning several units from both companies. But - as a gigging musician from the pre-simulator days, a guy who bought the Marshalls, Mesa’s and Fender amps - I always lean towards my analog amps. But in recent years, I leaned into Line 6 gear for silent stage. But (and here’s my point) - even when using Helix or Fractal, I tended to lean on one amp for my tones. I have to say - this is such a better solution (and more affordable). Plus, all these pedals seem to take OD pedals extremely well. Think I might need to buy one or two of these.
UA and Tore is a perfect match.
It really is! They have the knowledge and the passion that's necessary to make really good guitar gear. 👏 //Kris
Agreed. I haven’t bought a single TC product since Tore left.
Definitely got my eye set on the Dream
It makes me wonder if Fender will take its ToneMaster technology and put it in a pedal.
🙏 for Pedal Jesus
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Amen.
04:17 man, that pedal is enormous!
Excellent Demo, And and 11:40 Playing Joe Bonamassa is a Huge + I wasn't Aware of the Woodrow pedal, Only the Dream 65 but All the pedals sounds Great.
I have the Dream 65 pedal... It's 100% worth it
Tore, my Mom's maiden name was "Morgenstern", for what it's worth.
I understand about speaker swaps. Many years ago I found a '59 Fender Super at a guitar show. it was all original, except that the Jensens had been replaced with Celestions long before. I didn't understand why this had been done, but the amp sounded so good and was so affordable (then), I asked no questions. I later learned that the original Jensen P-10S used to blow out on a regular bass and that the Celestions never did. Mystery solved, amp improved.
In any event, your amp/speaker modeling pedals take care of all that. Your modeled speakers won't blow out, I assume. :D
Mod pedal after or before he pedal board?
Man The Dream is beautiful!
just ordered all three of them
what are your thoughts on them now? cheers
@@vicenteb531 For me, I tend not to use the Ruby much, but when I play guitar now, it is always through the Dream or Woodrow. Depending on the guitar, one will sound great and the other will be fantastic.
@@tmartin6717 Thanks for your reply! I wonder if you dont use the Ruby as much because of the tones of the pedal or because you are just more a fender amp type of guitarist. Cheers
@@vicenteb531 You are perceptive, I'm sure the Ruby sounds authentic, but I played Fender amps for 50 years and never an AC30. FYI, I asked a friend to demo the pedals, and he had owned the real vintage tweed and blackface deluxe amps. He found them authentic, and dialed them in to his taste. I saved his settings as a preset, and use it most of the time. Bottom line, these pedals are authentic, and now we can sample different amps by pushing buttons, and not needing a room full of expensive amps.
@@tmartin6717 Great. I will get the Dream in the next days. Thanks again and enjoy.
But the edge plays a 60's top boost vox with the korg delay preamps 👀 either way, the pedals still sound great!
Hello, can you tell me the best way to connect this pedal to a mixer or even a USB interface? Do I need a DI Box for that? What are you using during this video? Great work guys. Thanks!
Verrrry nice demo vid 👍
I do disagree on just one point:
- "who would want to put an ACxx into a MESA oversized cab anyway? .. why?"
- sorry BUT i did it with an AC4 (real amp) and a WOS sim of the MESA cab ... and it worked really well 🤖🦾
- will i do it again: YES 🤡
exactly. Like there are soooo many amp/cab combinations, that dont meet the eyes at first, but works really really well.
Tore = Pedal Jesus. These pedals sound incredible! Also ... How does the 4-cable method work and would love to hear more details about the stereo mode? is it possible to combine two pedals for a wet/dry application - if so, how?
Cool and entertaining again, thank you
What about headphones?
Can we hear the stock and Artists presets? Did I miss this part of demo?
For the price I think they could include the power cable. I have never bought a piece of equipment that didn't come with its own power cable. What's next the control knobs?
A few years ago a lot of effects came with power supplies. Nowadays though none of the 9V "standard power" pedals come with one. That has two reasons. First of all they don't want to sell a power supply even though most people don't use them (almost everyone has a multi power supply). Second, the brands want to save costs and make the packaging as small as possible.
I fully understand the frustration but there is an upside to this logic: if you purchase one isolated multi power supply you can power all your existing and future pedals and that without noise. It's good for the planet and definitely better for your pedalboard. Cheers //Kris
Hey UA!! I’m down and am purchasing, but I wanna know when you will release Marshall and/or Orange versions..? JCM800..? Respect! Love my Woodrow and have the others in cart. Cheers! I’m leaving a spot on my amp pedalboard. LOL! These are truly amazing, mate. I have a joint disease and can’t carry my amp anymore. These kinda saved my arse. Lol ❤😅
Awesome vid guys!! Ty
Great vid cool products. I believe it is possible to run the Dream as an amp sim only with no speaker or cabinet. Two questions then: 1) in such configuration can the pedal run directly into the front end of my physical amp?
2) in such configuration where would you place the pedal in the signal chain? With drives or at the end after delays?
They aren’t intended to be used with real amps, just direct to DAW.
Yes, these can be run into a physical amplifier in front of the amp or via 4 cable method there are different connection diagrams on universal audio’s website in the owners manuals with the 4 cable method, you can get the amp pedal Sounds when the pedal is engaged or the physical amp sound when the pedal is disengaged as far as the signal chain, you can try everything drives before the amp pedal and time based effects behind it nothing is right or wrong. Don’t be afraid to try something different.
When you run these through a physical amplifier you should disengage the speaker, cab emulation, on the pedal
OK - really stupid question but I guess so that you hear the desired amp - the amp youre playing through has to be set as neutral as possible?
VERY NICE KRIS
Dear Kris, can I use the uafx dream as a pedal in front of my marshall SV20 to transform it into blackface sound?
Wasn’t there somewhere in the video where he talked about true stereo?
But put eg.Woodrow into what? I have a Tonemaster Deluxe Reverb and I am trying to create a gigging rig, so i’m looking at a Marshall Origin 20 as a base into which i’ll run a few pedals.
Can someone please clear this up for me? Do I Woodrow and pedals into a 2x12 cab or Originwith pedals or Woodrow into my Tonemaster?
Tore is Awesome....... 😎🙂💪
Tore is an absolute legend and that for a good reason. :) Cheers //Kris
@@ThomannsGuitarsBasses indeed 💪😎
hi all, what kind of speakers should i use for this pedals, what is willl be best ? thx
But, did he bring The Pick of Destiny?
I cannot seem to remember the name of the intro song. Anyone know off the top of their heads?
I’m really interested in the Ruby for sure. The thing I’m unclear about is where the pedal would go in the signal chain when in-front of an amp+speaker with other effects. Can I’d be used in-front as opposed to via an effects loop?
In one of Sweetwater’s videos they mentioned that you can turn off the cab/speaker emulation stuff to run it directly into the front of amp. Basically using it as a preamp I guess. You could put it anywhere in your signal chain at that point depending on what you were trying to do.
@@countstoneula
I'm confused
Though this was a "complete amp"
Pre and power🤔🤔🤔
If it is , can I go straight into a 1*12 speaker cab with pedals in front of it
???!
@@Guttural It doesn't have a power amp. For live applications you can plug it into a DI and go directly into a mixer. In a studio you can plug it directly into your recording interface. In both of these applications it would act as if it was the final stage of a classic setup. As if it was the mic'd up amp.
If you had a powered cab you could plug it directly into that, otherwise you'd need to plug it into the FX return of an amp, or use the 4 cable method. You can't just plug it into a regular guitar amp cab though.
@@countstoneula
Thanks
Well , I'm not using sound interface or DI
Guess i have to buy a pedal power amp then
....not that attractive then
I have a quilter superblock us
Pedal amp
A fender super champ XD and a line 6 catalyst 60
And pedalboard with 8 pedals
????
@@countstoneula
Just playing at home and sometimes with friend
Great pedals. Do you need an amp that is so vanilla the pedal speaks. So…what amp would you recommend?
This is a substitute for the amp. If you want to just play on your own you should use monitors with more or less linear sound.
You’ll laugh, but peavey has some really clean amps which lend great to modeling. There’s some older ones make in the US which are fantastic, especially what you can get them for. I use a Pacer and the channel is so clean, it just sounds like an amplified signal without much coloration from the amp tone.
@@eugene142 thanks Gene. I bought a pacer in 1976 and still think it’s a great sounding amp! Great reverb and no tubes!
Anyone else dying for them to do a plexi now?
lets put a power amp on those damn things Tore!
When it comes to cleans, I have never liked anything other than an AC30.
why didn't they put a headphone jack on these? or midi control?
Haha! Guillaime busting out the Chris Lick on slide. (Wonder where he got that idea from. 😉😉)
Isn’t that the guy from TC Electronic? He looks so different from how I remember. Did he lose a bunch of weight or something?
I see the word preamp in the title and description. Is that the right terminology for this since its a full amp/mic rig?
Everything ok with the phase/layency and do the left/right stereo phase match each other ?
Thanks!!
Hey guys! Great video! These things look awesome. I’m looking at getting these three pedals (or/and an OX) for a strictly studio/recording environment. But I’m wondering if these are meant to work in conjunction with or in place of the OX. Also looking at the other 3 UAFX pedals. I’m getting a 2x12 fender tonemaster for the amp side. What combination of these things would be best to buy? Thanks I’m advance!
I watched vids, the ox works well with all three UA pedls😢
He died on the cross for our tones
Tor is a brilliant guy. Maybe its better he did leave TC Electronic. 😀🥰😍🤩😘💖💯👍
On the Dream, can you have separate gain setting per right and left channel since there are “two amps”?
No you cannot.
so do you use frfr or go straight to board, i saw sweetwater demo these pedals i didn't like the way they sound.
Remember him from TC electronic.
How do they sound running in front of a tube amp?
I have a question for you plz. Maby stupid for some but im a noob in the electric world. In what do we plug these? Speakers ? Cabinet ? My actual amp ? How it works ? Those are like actual amp… So what is the best ?
Thx you for your Time . I appreciate
Hi Sam. You can do any or all of the above. You can turn off the cab and use it like a drive pedal into your amp. Or turn off the cab and drive a sep cab. You can go straight into the PA. You can go into a FRFR cab. Lots of options!!
@@UniversalAudio Can you use a regular 1/4" guitar cable out of this Dream 65 into a interface or is a direct box required?
The output of the pedal - do they go in to the HiZ Input of your Interface? Or the line input?
They can handle either no problem.
19:43 it shows us, it can using by recording.
During the video is that the audio through a monitor or is it through pro tools?
Can the foot switches be used to cycle between 2 presets that are exactly the same except in volume? One volume level used for normal playing and the other being used for solos or to pop out over the mix. It sounds like you could do this quite easily but just wanted to check.
On RED side you have you current amp setting, on YELLOW is the preset. So... NO, you can't switch beetween TWO saved preset using YELLOW switch (you can using APP, which sucks in live situationú but in scenario you described you have to set your RED channel to match the PRESET except volume difference...
@@lunar5soundpainting thank you for this. 👍🏻
Are these pedals designed to be used for gigging e.g. going directly into a power-amp?
Yes!
The Tele suits Guillaume.😁
Can they be directly plugged into a speaker cab and work as a preamp?
If you're asking about a passive speaker cab, then no it doesn't work since these pedals don't have a power amp built in. If you're talking about an active (powered) speaker, then yes, that will work fine. Cheers //Kris
Where can I find the dimensions of this pedal?
How wide how tall how deep kind of thing
Here you go: 14cm tall, 9cm wide and 4.5cm high. Cheers //Kris
@@ThomannsGuitarsBasses Thank you
How can I use these pedals with a amp? In front of the amp or a EFX send and return?
Both will work actually. I'd prefer going from the UAFX pedal into the amp's FX return though, because these pedals have an amp voicing already. They definitely sound great into the fx return, that's what you've heard in the intro playing of this video. Cheers //Kris
What speakers were used?
Man, nothing for bass players??
Not much during this product intro, but I thought I heard him mention a Bassman...
What is the intro song? Sounds like Hendrix but not sure.
Lenny by Stevie Ray Vaughan
@@Thilo278 Ah thank you very much !
I’m not trying to be mean, but I’ve watched a few demos of these, and just don’t hear anything that makes me want any of them! Sorry! 😳
That's mean
Agreed
We’ll it would be a pretty boring world if everyone agreed, huh? I love the Dream 65, but as the saying goes different strokes for different folks etc etc…
@@HoltAudio there is another saying, “if ain’t broke …….” The Blu guitar AMP X is the only pedal amp I see worth really getting excited about!
They suggest that you do not put the amp pedals in front of a real guitar amp, only direct to DAW.
Or into fx return / power amp in
Can these go straight into a 1x12 cab?
No. They need amplification.
There are some of those little amp pedals out there for going directly into your cab but these are not that.
You'll need something like a Seymour Duncan PowerStage 170
Are these battery hogs or wall wart queens?
I guess wall wart queens. Never heard that term before but I like it.
9v 400mA. Can easily be powered by any quality brick pedalboard psu.
So you PLUG Plug into the PEDAL from your Guitar ...OK .... So where does your Lead OUT go into ? It's Obviously Not going into an AMP Seeing as the Pedal IS YOUR AMP ?
What a pity they haven't got midi
I AM SOLD!
First he’s time traveled in two years?… wait I think I heard that wrong.
Yeah well time traveling is exhausting... You need to take breaks between the travels, haha! //Kris
No we don't need them anymore. The only audible difference is based on an emotional thing (which is subjective) and/or a physical thing (things just sound different when the direction of the sound is totally different...directly facing a 12 inch speaker,...)
its pretty useless without midi, or am I missing something ?
I wouldn’t say useless, but MIDI definitely would have been super cool.
If you’re using it as an amp to go direct you’re not going to be constantly needing to adjust it. It’s not like we’re adjusting our amps all night long at a gig. It has Bluetooth though, so maybe a WIDI firmware update or something could be possible in the future for some wireless MIDI options.
at 4:15, the riff greatly resembles to ua-cam.com/video/FI7doBR43AI/v-deo.html.
it was a no talking video
they dont sound like a real amp to my ears
Bamboleiro musica
Some other company will do it better just be patient and wait. Save your money. These are just too limited for our needs. I'd like to see a small pedal amp sim with multiple amps and speakers/ IR's not just one amp, I'd like to see multiple presets. For $400 that's pretty lame. No headphone jack or XLR outs. These pedals are an example of poorly implemented technology.
Not a fan of the dig Tore took at the Strymon Iridium when talking about cabs. No reason to talk crap about your competitors like that. 🤨
Tore, u ok? You look a bit too slim here… :-/
Hey Berta, Tore is doing great, he went running in Bamberg in the morning before we shot the video. :) He's stronger than life! Cheers //Kris
Its ok i guess , i feel like im cheating on my partner even watching this tho