Origin Effects RevivalDRIVE Compact | Haar Guitars Demo

The Origin Effects RevivalDRIVE Compact takes the unique circuit design of the RevivalDRIVE and condenses it into a smaller, more pedalboard-friendly package. Housing a complete valve amp-style signal path, recreated in all-analog electronics, the RevivalDRIVE features a streamlined set of controls that make it easier than ever to dial in a wide range of stunningly realistic valve amp tones.
In designing the RevivalDRIVE Compact, Origin worked hard to distill the complex functionality of the original pedal into an intuitive set of controls while still retaining as much range as possible.
The brand-new Highs control takes the original pedal’s three distinct preamp voicing modes and maps them onto a single, continuous knob that offers a wealth of new in-between settings.
The Blend knob has also been redesigned to simultaneously back off the gain as you mix in your clean tone, ensuring pleasing, musical results throughout the control’s travel.
We’re demoing the Origin Effects RevivalDRIVE Compact on a HOOK Little Lenny II head and a HOOK 1x12 cabinet.
Playing by Theo van Niel Jr.
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[@shanemcconnell1736]

Thanks for playing rhythm guitar, that’s what I needed to hear.

[@MikelBluni]

Just to mention: The Pedal sounds great, have one myself, but your Haar Guitars sound absolutely awesome. Don’t wanna start talking about your playing here, you know what you are capable of on the guitar, Theo 👍✌️👍

[@j.rozman7016]

The best OD pedal on the market. Amazing tones&dynamics&playing feel. Inspires me to play guitar every day! Merry Christmas!

[@theovannieljr]

Thanks Joe!

[@bradleyt]

Agree!!!

[@eatdacrocodile1692]

I hope your channel gets bigger.
Every video sounds really good and true.
Keep up the good work!

[@joshfowler8360]

dude your demos are great hey wanted to ask if you gig or record with the trex replicator junior ive tried a few delays and dont really use them much kinda looking for a sound that makes me want to use delay

[@theovannieljr]

Thanks Josh. I liked the T-Rex Replicator Junior, but I feel you, I don't use delays that often too. I find that a lot of delays tends to get in the way of the dry guitar signal pretty fast and I'm not a fan of that. That's why I prefer a warm analog type delay which often does a better job at blending in with the dry signal. Most of the time I'm subtly mixing in the wet signal at a medium tempo echo. Right now I've got a Maxon AD-999pro on my board which does a great job at this.