I own this. The rectifier channel is very bassy. The reverb has a really long tail. The boost makes little difference. But for the price it's worth it just for the 70 watt amp. Its giggable. A master volume is really important to me. I put an EQ in the FX loop. I would love to see this with a 5150 as the second channel.
I have a hot one purple wind and a black diamond I run wet dry in my living room. These amps surprise everyone. The "fender" goes to a carbon 4*10 the "plexi" goes dirty and dry into a HB 1*12... Epic little amp.
Ox manual page 8, Solid State Amplifiers Using OX with solid state amplifiers (amps without vacuum tubes) is not recommended and not supported. OX is designed and optimised for use with tube amplifiers only.
I have not tried mine with anything solid state so I do not know how it reacts but I think it is worth bearing in mind. 😊 Also I did see you had a grounding issue in some other videos, I also had a grounding issue recently and once I got sorted it out the OX sound was transformed. The Ox seems to be sensitive to that kind of thing.
Point taken for my pedalboard bass amp design. I'm re-voicing the parametric eq and the tube preamp section right now. Even using class D I need a little bigger case size.
I have tried both this and the Britwind on a Marshal 4x12 slant cabinet speaker. The Britwind is more convincing although both are loud enough. Good for a spare incase the stage head fails.
I was going to grab a Purplewind but the consensus was that they are not loud enough to gig with so I passed. I have 3 Moore Baby Bombs. They are loud enough. A Baby Bomb, a compressor, and EQ, and whatever else you want to use for dirt and you have a giggable rig.
Are you going to do the BritWind? Its either that or the Mooer Preamp and Babybomb I reckon. The Mooer of course has IRs and adjustable Power Amp and WAY more sounds, but more money.
What would you think of 2 mv50 channels (pick 2 from rock, clean, ac, high gain) in that form factor, those features, replacing the hall with a spring? With 75 watts! Wouldn't that kick ass??
i think you made it sound good, but i like dark amps,, i do like that you give your honed opinion on it. i do think the B channel is for high gain on that model. that is what you but this one for, if not get the bright wind.
For the sound you’re talking about this one lacking I think the Brit wind would satisfy this model is meant to be high gain...hence the attack in the name...just food for thought I’m looking at all the pedal amps I really want solid state I may turn to my original choice he black spirit
i own one of these and it has all the treble i need but im running it strait into a marshall cabinet... it sounds great... there is a HUGE difference in real guitar cabinets and the direct in or aux in sound and there can be so much manipulation that one can forget exactly what is in that signal chain... i suspect you have something in line with your aux set up that is attenuating the treble/high end cuz it gets VERY sparkly clean for me... nice vid though... peace
Great features, not so great sounding, but an IR option can possibly fix that. I would like to see a separate volume for the Di. with a led output indicator ála PFL, but in all this is very very cool.
Nice review, actually quite nice little pedal amp for those who want something small and loud. Does it have load balance build in that enages when no real speakers are connected? For it's own clean and drive, I think that 4 cable method with a multifx board or maybe an additional EQ pedal would be able to add what's missing in tone, although have to agree, it would be better if it had a better EQ section on it's own.
Its solid state, it should not need a built-in load. That is entirely a tube thing with output transformers that go boom when no load is present (infinite ohms). SS does not have that problem, they only melt if the load is too low for what they are rated for or if the spealer cable shorts (0 ohms, so obviously less than what it is rated for).
Thanks, just asking since my Orange Cr120 user manual states "Always ensure the correct speaker load (Ω) is connected to the SPEAKER OUTPUT terminal(s) at all times during operation", so it seems that some solid state amps do require a load while they are turned on.
@@JoeBaermann There are some solid states that do have output transformers for reason or another but they are quite rare . If your amp has a switch to match the loads then it is better to respect that. I am 100% sure a small pedal amp like this does not have OT because they are big and heavy square thingies. You see them in every tube amp near the power tubes.
Thanks, figured that there was no OPT that can handle 75W in the pedal. Found a photo of how my amps looks inside, only a power transformer there, so will let the people from Orange explain if it's just a failproof to avoid that people connect their speakers after the amp has been turned on or if it is something completely different.
Hallo Hans-Peter! Erstmal danke für die vielen tollen Videos. Trotzdem möchte ich dir hier bei dem Mojo Attack widersprechen. Der Sound geht besser, ja, der Sound geht immer besser. Oder eben auch nicht. Du hast völlig Recht damit,, dass der verzerrte Kanal viel zu dumpf ist, wenn man den EQ wie gewohnt bedient. Ich habe gerade eben nochmals den mojo attack an meine PA angeschlossen und direkt danach den Bluguitar AMP,und ich möchte sagen, der mojo klingt in beiden Kanälen besser, im Sinne von authentischer. Ich habe eine Fender Strat benutzt. Der Bluguitar ist clean über ne Box sehr gut. Die zerre ist leider doch eher künstlich und die Regekwege des EQ sind total kurz. Der Zerrkanal auf dem Mojo Attack ist auch nicht saugeil,da Stimme ich mit dir über ein, aber clean klingt er über pa besser als der Blug. Hast du das mal getestet, über mixer u pa boxen? Es macht einen großen Unterschied. Der EQ Regelweg beim mojo ist sehr groß, und es hilft, wenn du einfach die Bässe auf 1,2 oder 3 drehst, dann ist der Sound klar genug. Alles in allem, wo steht der Mojo? Als Pedal Amp vor der PA ist er super nützlich und spart unheimlich Schlepperei. Der Klang ist natürlich nicht saugeil, wie es Gitarristen mit Marshall Stack empfinden , aber er ist auch nicht scheiße, sondern gut. Der Otto Normal Zuhörer im Publikum, wird keinen Unterschied zu deinem 5000€ Rack wahrnehmen, und das ist der Punkt. Es beleidigt nicht die Ohren, wenn du ein normaler Hörer bist und die Sounds vermengen sich im Bandgefüge ja eh so, dass du am Ende eben nicht hören kannst, was da für Instrumente beteiligt sind. Das Auge isst mit sagt man. Und so spielt auch der Preis und der Name in unser Urteil mit rein. Gibson klingt aufgelöster und präsenter als alle anderen Gitarren. Das ist so,da sag ich nichts gegen. Aber ein Freund von mir, der nur Hi End Instrumente spielt, konnte im Blindtest eine Harley Benton 79€ Strat Kopie nicht von der echten Fender Strat unterscheiden. Er konnte nix sehen, nur hören. Und meine Gitarrenschüler können nicht mal zwischen einer 300€ Höfner Klassik Gitarre und einer 3000€ Hand gebauten Gitarre den Unterschied hören. Fazit: was immer du für teures Zeug kaufst, es ist nur für deinen eigenen Ohren,nicht für die Audienz. Wenn du einen praktischen, leichten, kleinen Pedal Amp suchst, der gut klingt, und mit dem du deine Arbeit verrichten kannst, dann probiere den Mojo Attack aus. Für 199€ geht das voll in Ordnung. Wem es nicht gefällt, der kann es ja zurück senden. Ich bin zufrieden.
Distortion sounds like crap. But good as a pedal amp. Also. This is not one of those where you back off on the distortion volume it doesn't clean up. Yes. I own one and just stay on the clean channel and use a 5150 MXR EVH pedal
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Hey guys, I need help! I have an old 70's Roland Cube amp (one of those Orange colored ones) and it feels more like a speaker honestly. I'm not sure how it behaves, but honestly it feels like a speaker not an amp. No gain knob just two inputs. I'm looking for something i can use like an amp modelling unit or whatever. I was looking at the Boss GT 1 and Zoom G3XN, I'm lost. I need something that will sound good through this amp (using the unit I will purchase as an amp modeller) and I can use live via plugging it directly through a PA system. What do you suggest? Boss? Zoom? Or this one? Also, does the hot tone need a speaker cabinet? Or can it be used with the amp I have? Thank you in advance.
I'd take the Zoom for effects because you have a lot more freedom setting up the signal chain, but the Mooer G200 is a LOT better at amp and cab modeling. I don't know that much about the Boss GT-1, but it seems to me it loses out on features to the Zoom and on tone to the Mooer. This Hotone is an actual amp, not a modeler. That said, your vintage cube amp is unlikely to have a full range flat response the way a PA speaker does and probably colors the tone in a way that wouldn't necessarily work well with amp modelers. I'd take it to a store and try the pedals out before buying. Unless the amp is specifically meant for acoustic guitar. Then go for it. :)
Abdela Hafez that Hotone is a 75w amp. You don't need an amp to drive that cube, so I'd stick with preamps. From there you'd decide do you want something sort of trying to be a solid state or tube amp OR do you want a box that gives you some amp sims and effects? I'd tend to say pull up multi effects pedals on musiciansfriend, zzounds, etc, sort by price. Hunt down ones that look interesting on youtube and listen. If you're trying to keep it cheap, if you can find an old Yamaha DG stomp for like $50, that might work.
You did this demo entirely with cab sim? Try it out with real cab just in case, or as a preamp into clean power amp. But as far as I know the Hotone Heart Attack circuit is more or less copying Mesa Rectifier so I think some darkness is part of the sound?
This might be the worst sounding product I've personally seen you review on your channel (which I binge watch every so often to catch up). Thomas Blug isn't going to be losing any sleep, that's for sure. It actually sounds broken. I went back to the start of the video where you explained how you set it up and opened the manual in another tab to check you hadn't made a mistake. I'd maybe try and see if you can get your hands on another one to see if yours is actually defective because I find it difficult to believe that someone actually gave this the go ahead for release sounding like it does.
I was felt pressure to comment anything that made known to the UA-cam sphere that I was really early to this video, under 💯 views! But couldn’t come up with nothing really witty 😅... I had not even watched the whole thing
2:36 - which is already way komisch. LOL, great English! What watch? 10 watch! Aah, such much! 2:52 - 9 V power supply? wrong. it's 18-20 volts. 3:20 - the knobs are nicely "riffelt" as we say in German, they're ridged for your pleas... ripped for your plea ... erm ... ja ... they're good, gut gut touch enough, that's what I'm saying ... I need to stop here, fellows. This is so unbearable. Sorry, most Germans will never make it.
Honestly, between Joyo, Mooer, and Hotone, Chinese audio companies are showing their muscle in the world of creativity and utility. Well done, China.
Yea they sure are
I own this. The rectifier channel is very bassy. The reverb has a really long tail. The boost makes little difference. But for the price it's worth it just for the 70 watt amp. Its giggable. A master volume is really important to me. I put an EQ in the FX loop.
I would love to see this with a 5150 as the second channel.
I have a hot one purple wind and a black diamond I run wet dry in my living room. These amps surprise everyone. The "fender" goes to a carbon 4*10 the "plexi" goes dirty and dry into a HB 1*12... Epic little amp.
"If you'll make it a little smaller for now Leslie..." Classic 😁
Ox manual page 8,
Solid State Amplifiers
Using OX with solid state amplifiers (amps without vacuum tubes) is not recommended and not
supported. OX is designed and optimised for use with tube amplifiers only.
it works great with a Seymour Duncan Power Stage and the Vox MV50s
I have not tried mine with anything solid state so I do not know how it reacts but I think it is worth bearing in mind. 😊
Also I did see you had a grounding issue in some other videos, I also had a grounding issue recently and once I got sorted it out the OX sound was transformed.
The Ox seems to be sensitive to that kind of thing.
Point taken for my pedalboard bass amp design. I'm re-voicing the parametric eq and the tube preamp section right now. Even using class D I need a little bigger case size.
I don't think this setup did it justice
I have tried both this and the Britwind on a Marshal 4x12 slant cabinet speaker. The Britwind is more convincing although both are loud enough. Good for a spare incase the stage head fails.
I'm playing tonight using the amp1 for the first time.... pray for me!
So, how is your experience?
@@mythocrat no reply obviously not so good
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@@mythocrat it's great.
I was going to grab a Purplewind but the consensus was that they are not loud enough to gig with so I passed.
I have 3 Moore Baby Bombs. They are loud enough. A Baby Bomb, a compressor, and EQ, and whatever else you want to use for dirt and you have a giggable rig.
Love to see you review the Hotone Britwind to compare.
If compared to a high quality compact dirt effect pedal, this Hotone product is great value. two types of dirt and boost.
This was worth "the Popes boxing gloves" alone.
Man you sure are talented 👍
looks like a very good product idea, 'can certainly see the appeal with that concept. Some concerns about their implementation, though.
Are you going to do the BritWind? Its either that or the Mooer Preamp and Babybomb I reckon. The Mooer of course has IRs and adjustable Power Amp and WAY more sounds, but more money.
It's got 4 12ax7led mini's in the gain stage. That's why it sounds funny!
From the Hotone website: 'It’s pronounced HOT TONE.'
7:27 Don’t do that, you’re not Adam Neely! ;)
100 years from now, it will be known as the Neely lick!
What would you think of 2 mv50 channels (pick 2 from rock, clean, ac, high gain) in that form factor, those features, replacing the hall with a spring? With 75 watts! Wouldn't that kick ass??
if the OX doesn‘t work well why not using the Torpedo?
Hi Henning, your signature guitar looks fantastic. A little detail, Did you consider to make bridge pickup ring color same as pickup color?
yes, it will be like that... all chrome
I just put it through the effect return on my fishman loud box. Which I use as a monitor in this case. (So not in the AUX).
i think you made it sound good, but i like dark amps,, i do like that you give your honed opinion on it. i do think the B channel is for high gain on that model. that is what you but this one for, if not get the bright wind.
The best pedal sized amp money can buy... unless (people are strange) you want an amp that sound good !
pretty much
For the sound you’re talking about this one lacking I think the Brit wind would satisfy this model is meant to be high gain...hence the attack in the name...just food for thought I’m looking at all the pedal amps I really want solid state I may turn to my original choice he black spirit
i own one of these and it has all the treble i need but im running it strait into a marshall cabinet... it sounds great... there is a HUGE difference in real guitar cabinets and the direct in or aux in sound and there can be so much manipulation that one can forget exactly what is in that signal chain... i suspect you have something in line with your aux set up that is attenuating the treble/high end cuz it gets VERY sparkly clean for me... nice vid though... peace
Me too, running directly into a 12” Celestion Gold sounds great with an extended range of tones.
Thanks for this one mate. Have you reviewed Blug's Amp1 ?
Not a bad review, but why not try it through a speaker cab?
Hi! Really cool review! Let me ask you. From all kind of Amp in Box, which of them is the best if not this one? Thanks!
When is that signature coming out you're taking as much time as John M.
Great features, not so great sounding, but an IR option can possibly fix that. I would like to see a separate volume for the Di. with a led output indicator ála PFL, but in all this is very very cool.
I don't think an IR can fix it... and if it can, why give it a power amp? This thing just sounds way too dull and has no high end!
EytschPi42 I was thinking on the Di. side of things ;-)
Maybe those products could be presented and used with other guitars like a LP or a Strat?
oh I spoke too soon, yeah this is not the pedal. It could have been though. :)
How does this compare to the loudster?????
Great review! Thank you. What is the "other analog solution" at 24:36 ?
I must have that shirt! I'm looking for something I can use to go direct with an HX effects. Would this work?
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did you go for the lick at 7:30
has the last bastion fallen
Question: concept wise, is there anything directly comparable available at present?
Taurus makes some pedal board amps and the Blug1.
Nice review, actually quite nice little pedal amp for those who want something small and loud.
Does it have load balance build in that enages when no real speakers are connected?
For it's own clean and drive, I think that 4 cable method with a multifx board or maybe an additional EQ pedal would be able to add what's missing in tone, although have to agree, it would be better if it had a better EQ section on it's own.
Just came to think of, it would be nice to hear how the guitars volume and tone knob affect the drive where it sounds good.
Its solid state, it should not need a built-in load. That is entirely a tube thing with output transformers that go boom when no load is present (infinite ohms). SS does not have that problem, they only melt if the load is too low for what they are rated for or if the spealer cable shorts (0 ohms, so obviously less than what it is rated for).
Thanks, just asking since my Orange Cr120 user manual states "Always ensure the correct speaker load (Ω) is connected to the SPEAKER OUTPUT terminal(s) at all times during operation", so it seems that some solid state amps do require a load while they are turned on.
@@JoeBaermann There are some solid states that do have output transformers for reason or another but they are quite rare . If your amp has a switch to match the loads then it is better to respect that. I am 100% sure a small pedal amp like this does not have OT because they are big and heavy square thingies. You see them in every tube amp near the power tubes.
Thanks, figured that there was no OPT that can handle 75W in the pedal.
Found a photo of how my amps looks inside, only a power transformer there, so will let the people from Orange explain if it's just a failproof to avoid that people connect their speakers after the amp has been turned on or if it is something completely different.
Wunderbar
Hallo Hans-Peter!
Erstmal danke für die vielen tollen Videos.
Trotzdem möchte ich dir hier bei dem Mojo Attack widersprechen. Der Sound geht besser, ja, der Sound geht immer besser. Oder eben auch nicht. Du hast völlig Recht damit,, dass der verzerrte Kanal viel zu dumpf ist, wenn man den EQ wie gewohnt bedient. Ich habe gerade eben nochmals den mojo attack an meine PA angeschlossen und direkt danach den Bluguitar AMP,und ich möchte sagen, der mojo klingt in beiden Kanälen besser, im Sinne von authentischer. Ich habe eine Fender Strat benutzt. Der Bluguitar ist clean über ne Box sehr gut. Die zerre ist leider doch eher künstlich und die Regekwege des EQ sind total kurz. Der Zerrkanal auf dem Mojo Attack ist auch nicht saugeil,da Stimme ich mit dir über ein, aber clean klingt er über pa besser als der Blug. Hast du das mal getestet, über mixer u pa boxen? Es macht einen großen Unterschied. Der EQ Regelweg beim mojo ist sehr groß, und es hilft, wenn du einfach die Bässe auf 1,2 oder 3 drehst, dann ist der Sound klar genug. Alles in allem, wo steht der Mojo? Als Pedal Amp vor der PA ist er super nützlich und spart unheimlich Schlepperei. Der Klang ist natürlich nicht saugeil, wie es Gitarristen mit Marshall Stack empfinden , aber er ist auch nicht scheiße, sondern gut. Der Otto Normal Zuhörer im Publikum, wird keinen Unterschied zu deinem 5000€ Rack wahrnehmen, und das ist der Punkt. Es beleidigt nicht die Ohren, wenn du ein normaler Hörer bist und die Sounds vermengen sich im Bandgefüge ja eh so, dass du am Ende eben nicht hören kannst, was da für Instrumente beteiligt sind. Das Auge isst mit sagt man. Und so spielt auch der Preis und der Name in unser Urteil mit rein. Gibson klingt aufgelöster und präsenter als alle anderen Gitarren. Das ist so,da sag ich nichts gegen. Aber ein Freund von mir, der nur Hi End Instrumente spielt, konnte im Blindtest eine Harley Benton 79€ Strat Kopie nicht von der echten Fender Strat unterscheiden. Er konnte nix sehen, nur hören. Und meine Gitarrenschüler können nicht mal zwischen einer 300€ Höfner Klassik Gitarre und einer 3000€ Hand gebauten Gitarre den Unterschied hören.
Fazit: was immer du für teures Zeug kaufst, es ist nur für deinen eigenen Ohren,nicht für die Audienz.
Wenn du einen praktischen, leichten, kleinen Pedal Amp suchst, der gut klingt, und mit dem du deine Arbeit verrichten kannst, dann probiere den Mojo Attack aus. Für 199€ geht das voll in Ordnung.
Wem es nicht gefällt, der kann es ja zurück senden. Ich bin zufrieden.
too late, already got my Joyo Zombie
would one prefer this or a second-hand Orange Tiny Terror? hmm.
The Tiny Terror is more versatile, despite appearances.
Distortion sounds like crap. But good as a pedal amp. Also. This is not one of those where you back off on the distortion volume it doesn't clean up.
Yes. I own one and just stay on the clean channel and use a 5150 MXR EVH pedal
Does it cut it for the more brutal stuff?
How does this compare to a Taurus Stomp Head?
so which one has your favorite big clean tones? the mv50 or perhaps zee victory v4 clean...hmm
Why even bother with the OX?
The do it all kinds of fuzztone?
What happened to Kiana ? No videos since 6 Months and almost all of her social media is shut down...
I am looking to by this one for only cab use what do you guys think?
It’s too big.
Its pretty long.
It goes on forever.
… that’s what she said.
outro song?
This vs Mooer micro Amos?
Are the channels' pre-amps solid state or digital modelling?
Ss
So it doesn't sound all that good but is it better than Blu amp1
reeaaallly not! The amp1 is amazing!
Why am I not in this one?
because you weren’t there! What kind of a question is that?
@@EytschPi42 one to reasure your fans!
Because you are not the Hot one...
For a similar price, I'm positive that a GE-200 would offer better (and way more) sounds.
man it's a hot one
How's the headroom for the clean channel?
horrible
I figuren as much. Thanks for the demo
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build quality and features are great. sounds like shit though :(
huge dissapointment. this review saved me some money.
Why even bother putting it through the OX??? That's why it sounds so dull. All it takes would be an xlr cable to the board
which I also did!
It says it at the beginning and it salk helps to watch the video before commenting
Hey guys, I need help!
I have an old 70's Roland Cube amp (one of those Orange colored ones) and it feels more like a speaker honestly. I'm not sure how it behaves, but honestly it feels like a speaker not an amp. No gain knob just two inputs. I'm looking for something i can use like an amp modelling unit or whatever. I was looking at the Boss GT 1 and Zoom G3XN, I'm lost. I need something that will sound good through this amp (using the unit I will purchase as an amp modeller) and I can use live via plugging it directly through a PA system.
What do you suggest? Boss? Zoom? Or this one? Also, does the hot tone need a speaker cabinet? Or can it be used with the amp I have? Thank you in advance.
I'd take the Zoom for effects because you have a lot more freedom setting up the signal chain, but the Mooer G200 is a LOT better at amp and cab modeling. I don't know that much about the Boss GT-1, but it seems to me it loses out on features to the Zoom and on tone to the Mooer.
This Hotone is an actual amp, not a modeler.
That said, your vintage cube amp is unlikely to have a full range flat response the way a PA speaker does and probably colors the tone in a way that wouldn't necessarily work well with amp modelers. I'd take it to a store and try the pedals out before buying. Unless the amp is specifically meant for acoustic guitar. Then go for it. :)
Abdela Hafez that Hotone is a 75w amp. You don't need an amp to drive that cube, so I'd stick with preamps.
From there you'd decide do you want something sort of trying to be a solid state or tube amp OR do you want a box that gives you some amp sims and effects?
I'd tend to say pull up multi effects pedals on musiciansfriend, zzounds, etc, sort by price. Hunt down ones that look interesting on youtube and listen.
If you're trying to keep it cheap, if you can find an old Yamaha DG stomp for like $50, that might work.
My god, this thing sounds like utter crap to my ears. Sorry, really don't like IT.
the vent holes give the impression it might have a tube or two in it. but NO. crafty. meh!
Its called hot tone
No More OX please...OX sound like pissss.....Hotone britwind and mojo attack works GREAT with Torpedo and other IR cabsim load box.
12:52 lol no cab sim sounds better than with cab sim
It is brighter with cab sim and depends in what you lile and what guitsr you play
You did this demo entirely with cab sim? Try it out with real cab just in case, or as a preamp into clean power amp. But as far as I know the Hotone Heart Attack circuit is more or less copying Mesa Rectifier so I think some darkness is part of the sound?
Dude... you need to pay more attention.... I used it through the OX, with the Cab in the room and with the built in DI
@@EytschPi42 Shit, I missed that.
@@EytschPi42 I admit I was skipping a bit because I could not give two shits about clean channel and such. 😅
It's got everything except for the tone. Pity.
That T-shirt and pickups, yukk, lol
This might be the worst sounding product I've personally seen you review on your channel (which I binge watch every so often to catch up). Thomas Blug isn't going to be losing any sleep, that's for sure.
It actually sounds broken. I went back to the start of the video where you explained how you set it up and opened the manual in another tab to check you hadn't made a mistake. I'd maybe try and see if you can get your hands on another one to see if yours is actually defective because I find it difficult to believe that someone actually gave this the go ahead for release sounding like it does.
Based on other reviews, it sounds way clearer plugged into a cab. *shrugs*
he used ox and ox does not work with solid state amps (manual page 8)
Sounds like crap!
Check mal das Hotone BritWind Pedal. Würde mich interessieren, ob dieses Pedal nun sö Shit is:)
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well this is early
I don’t understand that comment... what do you mean?
He 'came' too early ; )
I was felt pressure to comment anything that made known to the UA-cam sphere that I was really early to this video, under 💯 views! But couldn’t come up with nothing really witty 😅... I had not even watched the whole thing
asaaahhhhh
No bueno
Hype, junk - that pedal has not a stitch on!
2:36 - which is already way komisch. LOL, great English! What watch? 10 watch! Aah, such much!
2:52 - 9 V power supply? wrong. it's 18-20 volts.
3:20 - the knobs are nicely "riffelt" as we say in German, they're ridged for your pleas... ripped for your plea ... erm ... ja ... they're good, gut gut touch enough, that's what I'm saying ...
I need to stop here, fellows. This is so unbearable. Sorry, most Germans will never make it.