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Jim Dunlop Hendrix Univibe vs Actual Hendrix owned Univibe
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- I cannot believe I actually got to play through a Jimi Hendrix Amp and Uni-Vibe Pedal. I used the Marshall JMP50 that Jimi Hendrix used back stage at the Isle of Wight Festival August 1970.
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Main event
13:16 Outro
You get the feeling that they just put Hendrix's picture on a Chinese univibe clone
Exactly
This is an awesome experience to play with JH's gear. Your eyes were shining.
A day I’ll never forget!
What a Jimi Hendrix Experience!!!! Great video. Well done mr.
Haha thanks :)
If anyone wants a good new univibe now, Shin-ei makes them in Austin Texas. They call it the Vibe-bro, and the Vibe 2. Can this guitar channel get ahold of one of the Vibe 2 pedals and test them out on youtube?
"Of course I prefer Jimi Hendrix's" haha what a great thing to be able to say about the pedal you are trying out......
Night and day, chalk and cheese, oil and water, light and dark, Yin and Yang, ding and dong, ping and pong, woof woof and meow the whole day long...
So sad.....i used to have a full stack "basketweave" Marshall cabs from that era with greenbacks and two 1977 JMP 50 watt Master Model Heads on top. I still have the LPB-1 i ran with it. But.....as you get older, priorities change. Retired now enjoying the memories.
What a difference! You can hear the fingers wanted to play the jimi songs when the volume went up!! Amazing!!
Hahaha I won’t lie…when we stopped filming I just HAD to hit some classics ;)
I think we all enjoyed sharing your excitement. What an opportunity.
Thank you. It was amazing so be able to do.
Your videos are always very well done and very entertaining. Very cool experience for you, well played sir!
Thank you James - that’s very kind of you to say :)
Nico at Sabbadius is a true effects pedal genius. Listen to his amazing Funky-Vibe, just mind blowing...!!! Please stop over to his website and listen to his effects pedals. You will hear Jimi in the room with you.
Take the time to check out Millstap channel for - 3 Sabbadius Funky-Vibes Compared: Maui, #1000 (68), Fillmore East. This man has an amazing ear for the very best Jimi Hendrix sound on planet earth. Bless everyone here:)
Excellent, I'm no pedal snob, proudly own 2 extra cheap pedals that I use a lot. But seriously absolutely no comparison between these two vibes, the original uni-vibe sounds so amazing and from memory very similar to the cream colored mini deja vibe that I used to own and because of what I can only describe as some sort of brain dysfunction, I somehow sold it, and replaced it with a nux monterey (OMG!! total waste of money), then with a Carl Martin Purple Moon (which is very cool!!, but still not the real deal) anyway Im sure youre happy to read that Im on the road to recovery cos Ive just tracked down and ordered another cream colored deja vibe, hoping to receive it next week, never to sell again. So folks be careful of your mental health and dont sell your quality vibe pedals
Excellent video review . I bought the MXR Uni Vibe , Clapton Strat , 65 Fender Deluxe Amp and an OCD pedal . Cheers . 🏆🎸✨✨✨🎼🎼🎼🎼
Wow - that sounds like a great rig!
I wish they would make more pedals that have expression pedals that can control things like speed. It's such a massive mistake to not design pedals that way. To be able to control in the middle of a performance is incredible as shown on songs like Machine Gun
I agree. To have that extra layer of control would be wonderful.
Dunlop rottovibe is a in an expression pedal. It's great
Drybell Vibe Machine V3
JHS Unicorn is great and you can add an expression pedal. Plus, it uses lightbulbs like old school. Dunlop uses phasing tech to try and approximate a univibe tone.
Fulltone mdv 2 and 3 have this. It's basically a proper univibe housed in a wah treadle pedal.
Ultimate comparison, very cool. I own the mini Uni-Vibe in this video, if you put an MXR Phase 90 in front of it, you get an incredibly chewy sound that's very pleasing. Putting the two pedals at different speeds also yields great results.
ohhh sounds fun
Years ago used to stack the ehx Pulsar Tremolo and the Phase 90 at the same speed and a slow chorus too for a " pseudo univibe" tone
@@rndm7528 Nice, I'm going to give that a try, thanks for the tip.
Great can't get a good sound of out of my Dunlop Hendrix Univibe - bout to buy a Funky Vibe or Gypsy Vibe - thanks !
Sounds killer!!! 😍
Even with the original Uni-Vibes they varied a lot from one to the other like the FF because of tolerances. It would suck to buy an OG & have it break but I noticed with some of these new pedals you can use an EQ like you said to balance it out & if they have the LEDs with the right controls lot sound really great. The Drybell Vibe Machine V3 is extremely good but way too much for an effect pedal unless you use the effect all the time. The Mosky sounds good for cheap. It's really hard to hear the differences though on a YT video except the speed. I noticed Dunlop isn't really the best choice for re-issue gear. Even their mini FF suck. Better off building your own.
You are so right - they don´t even care to match the transistors in the Mini FF.
The early transistors were also very sensitive to changes of input and output dB and impedance, and pairs or triple transistors were rarely gain-matched, biased or otherwise sorted for adequate pairing.
Not to mention any differences in the sound from being 55 years old vs how it sounded when new.
Not a re-issue per-se, but their little echoplex w/top-jacks is a good as it gets at that size and for under ~$300, though. And fat chance at them or anyone re-issuing the original EP-2 or 3 any time soon. Other than the Fulltone line, is there anything besides that one Space Echo re-creation that's anywhere near it?
I had an original Uni-Vibe. While it sounded phenomenal, it really degraded the signal even when it was bypassed.
That’s really interesting! If I get to be near it again I might just do a cheeky follow up of direct into amp then into univibe on bypass to see the difference. Actually, I’m just making excuses so I can ask to go play with it again lol!
@@TroglodyteMusic that works for me!!
Jimi managed to sound pretty amazing even when he wasn't using the Uni-Vibe, but was still on the floor.
perhaps leaky caps were involved, with the age of these things
Love that improv near the end 👍
Thank you :) it was hard not to just start playing his songs :)
@@TroglodyteMusic ha yes I can imagine, I bet you did off camera? 😂
HELL YES
What do you think of the tc electronics viscious vibe? The stock modes dont really do the trick but there are some amazing hendrix tone prints availible. And it does not do the muddy thing like the jim dunlop. Which btw also happen with my danelectro chicken salad if i turn the intensity down too low. Once intensity is at about 40% it starts to brighten up again. Must be something about the light bulb or whatever
Nice video by the way!
I recently switched from a Viscous Vibe to a Digitech Ventura Vibe. I agree with you on the stock tones. I really only ever used the tone print feature. The Digitech is way more versatile than the TC IMO, and they’re right around the same price point. It has a toggle with three settings: Classic (univibe with plenty of Hendrix, Trower and Gilmour tones) Modern (more of a regular chorus effect) and Rotary (which nails Clapton and Harrison’s Leslie tones). I checked out this vid because now I’m looking for a mini vibe pedal to go on a tiny board I’m putting together. I’ve narrowed it down to the mini Dunlop Hendrix vibe or the Lovepedal Pickle Vibe. I’m leaning towards the lovepedal after realizing the Dunlop is now selling for $200 used lol
@@adamlee6946 check out the danelectro chicken salad. It is smaller then the viscious vibe but little bigger then usual mini pedals. But it uses a light bulb. At the moment i kind of combine it with the viscious vibe.
Thanks for the recommendation, ill check out that digitech pedal. But i think my cheistmas present to myself this year will be a fulltone deja vibe. I want that speed control with my foot
@@santrixhimself3679 i like the deja vibe and viscous vibe combo. The are some really cool tone prints out there
@@jacobbrown1690 hell yeah fellow viscious vibe brother! i usually combine it with either a danelectro chicken salad or a phase 90
@@adamlee6946 Tried a Lovepedal Vibe in the past and it was a great sound.
I got a 50w 68 Plexi half stack as well as a 69 Shin-ie Univibe - if only I had your talent, lol.
Wow thats some lovely gear you have!!! Thank you for watching ;) Keep on Rockin'
Very cool. Best year ever...'69 woodstock lol
Holy smokes. That was like watching the Road Runner play with Wylie Coyote!
Great video!!!!
Thank you. It was a day I’ll never forget! Just glad I filmed it as I don’t think I’d believe myself if I told me about it :)
@@TroglodyteMusic Very happy for you!!!! That would be one heck of an experience!!!!! You can tell how excited you were at the opportunity. @12:22........That was the moment you entered the land of the new rising sun.....your body language after that moment says it all about the magic of the Uni-Vibe. Have a great day, kind friend!!!!
not even close.
but thanks anyway for all the Great products from Mr Dunlop
- as well as the Original 90s UV1 Uni-Vibe (w/o the "vintage" button). Those were some pretty darned good sounding Vibe pedals! plenty of Chewy stretchy psychedelic orbital and warble bell Ringing feedback.
If JD could figure out how to stuff what was in the 90s UV1's into a mini box I'd be on it!
Still a big fan of Mr Dunlop and will be buying pedals from them again at some point :)
yeah the 90s Rotovibe kicks both of these to the curb, frankly (pun intended)
Can the vibrato section of the Univibe be used as a good tremolo pedal sound? Like how old Fender amps were sometimes used for old blues songs, that sort of thing?
Well it's a vibrato, not a tremolo
vibrato modulates pitch (technically "frequency")
tremolo modulates volume (technically "amplitude")
Fender crossed up guitar player lingo forever by calling the whammy-bar a 'tremolo' and calling an amp's tremolo section a "Vibrato'.
[R.I.P. Leo, nobody's perfect]
You can learn these things for good by studying synthesis - more or less academically.
Relying on electric guitar terminology is inviting a mess of marketing and mountains of woo-woo that is best ignored altogether.
Robin Trower would like the original Uni Vibe
As would I. They sound amazing
Rather overwhelming for a proper comparison, I can imagine :)
There was no basic rate matching of LFO or level matching. Cool to see, anyway.
I so LOVE IT!!!!!!!
Thank you :)
Jim Dunlop sounds like it's just phasing certain frequencies but is totally missing the throb/pulse/swirl of the Original. Original is retaining more of the dry with the effect where the Dunlop kinda just takes over like an effect/toy. I own a 70's Shin-Ei Univibe and you can feel it shake the room but it remains clear creating an atmosphere. Would have liked to hear you spend a lot more time with the Original as that was more rare an opportunity and you were having more fun and sounding great with it.
I recently got a new Shin-ei Vibe 2 pedal.. This is the only one that is made now. It is a darn shame they can not call it a Univibe like the original ones. A darn shame the shitty little one by Dunlop is called a Univibe now. They bought the name after Shin-ei shut down the first time.. So Shin-ei can not call the new ones a Univibe..
sweet review brother, I'm hoping/praying to find me a shin ei univibe at a decent price!
🎸🎶🙌🏻
So far i have the dunlop uv1 univibe which i feel is one pedal to come close enough to the OG univibe...
That Jim Dunlop mini sounds pretty solid also.
Thanks Johnny Guitarist - glad you liked. This has made me want to play with lots of different Uni-Vibes now...if I get my hands on a different uni-vibe, I'll see if I can do another comparison!
@@TroglodyteMusic sweet sounds like it would be a fun video. I've been using my dunlop uv1 univibe, it has the option to play vintage or modern univibe/vibrato.
Show us the vibes foot control so we can determine if it's actually the one Jimi had
Will you be able to recognize his foot control 🙂
@@qddk9545 yes there's loads of photos of his foot control
Will be great to compare the original Vs the new Uni-Verb from J Rockett
I’d love too if I could get my hands on one.
@@TroglodyteMusic Finaly i took the Vintage Vibe Deluxe from Formula B. Love it
Great experience for you !
Not so useful as a comparison though, didn’t really get enough feel for the ability to match up (or not) Dunlop.
Thank you. Great video. Your excitement is undisguised.
I am surprised. Hendrix's vibe sounds very airy and transparent, while most of the clones sound more bassy at first.
Dunlop makes good pedals, but.....in this case the sounds are very, very different. Dunlop doesn't sound authentic.
Can't just expect to play them both at noon and sound the same. Slow the Dunlop down you can get "the" sound, the circuit is there.
How come they can’t reproduce the sound of the original pedal?
I have been massively impressed with the instagram.com/sabbadius/ sound. I have not had chance to get my hands on one in person, but the recordings I've heard have made me really want one.
Because the original uses analog technology with a bulb
…yeah yeah yeah, so what’s up with that all white, Hiwatt, full stack?!?!?!? 🤣😅
It's a dummy stack shelving unit I think. It looks ace. Would love hat in my cave :)
There's a lot better sounding remakes out there than that tiny Dunlop. The discontinued bigger chrome one Dunlop made years before sounds way more authentic.
good player
Thank you
No comparison at all - the original Uni-Vibe wins hands down. Even on my small computer speakers. 1-0 to Hendrix.
The originals always have something that just can't seem to be copied.
I agree. I’d love to try one of these though… ua-cam.com/video/I1lBTjzSXbk/v-deo.html
@@TroglodyteMusic Sadly I don't play any more with the conditions I've got. I still have a couple of double basses, and outboard gear. I'm hanging on to about twenty guitars as I can't bring myself to part with 'em. (not all top notch - but personal). I love a lot of the new gear. I'm into music programming at present (in the box), though it's not the same as actual playing.
Good videos. Appreciated.
Sorry you cannot play anymore. It’s good your still creating on the computer though :) the studio (computer now) is instrument in itself - the Beatles with George Martin taught us that. :)
@@TroglodyteMusic Thank you. But that's life. I try not to let it beat me - not an easy task. On the up side I'd written that many songs it became a natural progression just to get the songs into demo form. My old man taught me that you can only do with what you've got to hand. If you ain't got it then make it. Stuck with my since day one.
Why does everyone try to sound like Hendrix when playing through this gear? Just play your own vibe
UA-cam Copyright SUCKS ALL THE WAY AROUND ! MXR Uni-Vibe 💥
I dont know who this Jimmy Hendrix guy is but you should check out Jim Hendricks and his album "Do You Have Experience?"
Even better, check out James Marshall Hendrix. He plays with his teeth!
I love Jammy Henderson.
The Uni-Vibe throb is much better than the Dunlap.
Totally!
What's a uni vibe throb. Can't find it anywhere online
Dunlop lacks the mojo...Fulltone is the one that gets the closest an still not quite there
The original Uni-vibe is a clean sweep. the Dunlop is a compressed muddy mess. Never buy it.
This is frustrating and incomplete. Instead of matching the knob placements, try to match the sounds. Use your ears and listen to the settings Jimi used. I think you should do over.
Man, sure would have been a lot more helpful to have some|real volume going. All sounds too tame. @at least a dirty pedal after the vibes. It's all about the feedback, compression, sustain, overdrive (whether it's from the tubes or a pedal) and sympathetic vibrations from the amp in cranked mode.
A bit tame for me.
Totally pointless. You don't play like Hendrix, so you don't sound like him. Sitting on a stool with a/b. And really, that gear belonged to Jimi. Doubtfull at best. Buy you a coffee will I f@#k
No Comparison Whatsoever... Real Univibes (Pre 72') are Sprinkled With Magic Musical Dust ☺☺
100% agree :)
@@TroglodyteMusic I third that 100%.
No comparison at all! Dunlop sounds like ass. There are some good copies available such as MJM but Dunlop did a poor job.
Dunlop's is a gimmick, clearly the research department was focused elsewhere.
It's a cash grab based on name appeal to lure in the boomers
Mamma mia che lingua orribile piena di parole che hanno bisogno di sforzi e innaturali posizioni orali...viva l'italiano!!!
People that say troglodyte are wierd
:) yep
What a terrible demo of some iconic gear!
No real significant difference
OG analog gear will always be the gear to get, much better sound and quality since they are all handcrafted
how can he has such a quiet volume considering the size of the head???? my combo is way louder!