It remains a niche product in my opinion. Presets cannot be built standalone on the device, you need to use the graphical interface from an external device (a web browser is needed via PC, tablet or smartphone) and this is a huge disadvantage for the mass market. The overall quality is good, I'd say on the same level of low-mid competitors (Ampero, Mooer GEXXX) but it's not as easy to use for the average "sunday" guitarist. A nerdy attitude is required. It simply can't compete with Helix or QC at current stage since those are devices that are designed for guitarists from scratch whereas Dwarf is a general purpose device which will "morph" for guitarists needs eventually.
@@dasenase I'd say it can't, even if some plugins are good.A lot of tweaking is needed to get a good tone while Helix offers very good factory presets. Dwarf it's not a ready to go device. I like the way it works because it gives maximum freedom and flexibility but majority of users like most a "click and go" device.
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Uno degli assoli più belli mai scritti per la chitarra elettrica...grazie...da vedere a velocità rallentata per capirlo meglio e gustarlo. Grazie...
Complimenti per l'esecuzione!!! Uno dei miei assoli preferiti in assoluto.
How do you like the dwarf and where do you get user made presets? I'm getting mine soon.
Hi! I really like the Dwarf! Very versatile and easy to use. Here you can find all the shared pedalboards pedalboards.moddevices.com/
@@redcloud80 Suprised no one talks about it like the helix or quad cortex
It remains a niche product in my opinion. Presets cannot be built standalone on the device, you need to use the graphical interface from an external device (a web browser is needed via PC, tablet or smartphone) and this is a huge disadvantage for the mass market. The overall quality is good, I'd say on the same level of low-mid competitors (Ampero, Mooer GEXXX) but it's not as easy to use for the average "sunday" guitarist. A nerdy attitude is required. It simply can't compete with Helix or QC at current stage since those are devices that are designed for guitarists from scratch whereas Dwarf is a general purpose device which will "morph" for guitarists needs eventually.
@@redcloud80 Can the simulation quality compete with Helix?
@@dasenase I'd say it can't, even if some plugins are good.A lot of tweaking is needed to get a good tone while Helix offers very good factory presets. Dwarf it's not a ready to go device. I like the way it works because it gives maximum freedom and flexibility but majority of users like most a "click and go" device.
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