Man you just constantly give us a masterclass in tone. I got the Magma57 recently and have been loving it but you definitely make me want them all lol.
Hell yeah man, you were the guy that convinced me to get a RevivalDRIVE Custom and my mind has been blown by using it. No matter the pedal, Origin is so good at giving you a tactile "feel" that is very hard to describe and get elsewhere. Loved this comparison video!
Thanks so much shooting the Revival Drive against the Deluxe 55 Alex! Awesome playing as always. One note of caution before everyone draws their final conclusion about this particular shoot out: I have both the regular and custom full sized Revival drive, and the custom panel (which only works when the pedal is placed in EQ 2 mode, meaning into a darker amp) did let me dial back the brightness following the Twin Tweed formula from the manual - the big screw dial in the middle of the custom panel was key. I have more tone chasing to do with these settings. I hope you upgrade your power supply soon!..
Erik, I do not own the full sized hot rod - I wish I did! Why do not I buy the compact? The full sized Revival drives have a dip-switch that allows you to have the ‘preamp’ on all the time even when the pedal is off- and that is key to playing super high gain pedals or fuzz pedals into the Revival drive when going direct. If I could find a ‘custom hot-rod Revival drive’ I would definitely get it!
Splendid job Alex! This video was a welcome tasty-tone break in my day. You really dialed in great sounds on each Origin Effects model, and your playing perfectly complimented them. I really like the Revival Trem/61 with the brownface IR. But I have a soft spot for the Revival Drive into a Marshall 4x12 IR. More than any other channel, your demos have exposed me to the wonders of Origin Effects and Strymon gear--the pinnacle of great pedals. Both companies produce gear that give great returns on one's investment. If used correctly, these stomps level up a player's tone.
@@slideguitarist slide! Thanks again man. Appreciate your continued words of encouragement. I gotta check out more Strymon pedals. Been thinking about the Lex and the Capistan! Hope you’re well my man.
Deluxe61 is the one, to my ears. All the tone, but without all the "stuff" of the custom which detracts from just playing your dang guitar. And you get a phenomenal trem as well! The 55 sounds good too but if I had to have one, it's the 61 all day.
Really digging your channel so far. The room reverb sounds very real. It would be great to hear this comparison without it though, or just dialed back a bit.
I can do a video in the future using room reverb and use without it. I almost always use a stereo room reverb in my guitar tracks, even my miced amps. It just gives a great feel to everything. I’ve noticed when I had videos that were really dry or mostly dry that people did not enjoy the tones as much bc it sounds very unnatural.
Yeah I had it dialed a bit higher than normal here but I have tons of other videos on the RD and Magma pedals in the playlist if you want more dry sounds. Hopefully that helps!
Great stuff... really enjoyed. My only critique would be to include a jam track... imo so many times I have heard an amp in a box that sounds great only to be disappointed with how it is in a mix. Love what u do...
They all sound great. The Revival 61' and the Magma 57' are definitely serious amp in a box pedals. I'd have to see more of the Revival drive that has more amps to see what that can really do. All these probably sound best through the effects return or power amp if you can't go direct.
Yes in the FI return is ideal but in front works really well bc of how much you can change the eq filtering in the pedal too. Esp the revival drive which has all sorts of ways to compensate. But the deluxe61 and magma are really magical.
First 😉 Man Alex, really love your video's/comparings/reviews!! Well done, again!! And great playing too, as always. Such great pedals!! The Deluxe55 is still the winner. Man, i have to get one...👌👌
I really wish these had a speaker sim filter inside the pedal like Tech21 does. I realize a digital IR is a lot more detailed/realistic. But an internal speaker sim filter would make the pedals so much more practical for a wider variety of uses.
@ just about any Tech21 pedal has a speaker simulator filter so you can plug them directly into a hifi system without the fizzy highs you’d otherwise get.
The Deluxe61 and Magma57 are my favorites, and fortunately for me those are the two I have. The Deluxe55 sounds super, but not different enough to justify the expense. Can’t go wrong with any of these pedals, though.
Incredible how the form factor have shrank. The 55 is considerable smaller than the rest of them. They all sound incredible. It would be awsome if origin applied that to the 61 deluxe, the revival compact and the magma. The revival drive needs to get bigger hahaha!
Right? It’s left a small pedal now. I have no idea how they did it. I’d love to see new amp pedals in this format. JTM, Bassman, SuperBass kind of stuff! A man can dream!
I've just bought a Deluxe55 based on what I've heard on your channel..... and am also loving the Magnatone sound as well.... I reckon that's what Jimmy Page used on the song Dancin' Days the first time you stepped on it.... Now I've just got to get an IR Loader.
Sounds amazing. Almost sold my RevivalDrive Compact recently, but glad I waited a bit. I need to revisit it. Can I ask what that multi-camera software or whatever that is running on your computer?
It just takes a little bit of tweaking and the tones start to make sense. I am using an ATEM mini iso pro for capture and then editing in Final Cut. It’s so easy to set up and use.
Best-sounding of all the many Deluxe55 demos! So, I’ve got a Mesa Boogie Cali Tweed and wondering about whether a tweed pedal would add as much, say, as other style amp-in-a-box pedals or Origin’s own Halcyon Gold.
I love putting a Marshall pedal into a Marshall amp but you’d probably get more versatility out of the Gold into your tweed. But the deluxe55 is so good direct as you can hear.
Nice demo, I appreciate seeing the whole lineup, but I wish you would have tried tweaking the TONE on the Magma to match the Tweed. I think it probably gets pretty close pointed more to the left. Maybe a follow-up with those two? I think a lot of tweed fans will be debating between those two.
I did a more comprehensive demo of the magma here: th-cam.com/video/ZXw_GF4Fc2A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sLfx0WnOwzp_sQUu and go over more of the clean sounds. This video was originally bc people asked me to compare the revival drive to the deluxe55 so I just threw in the deluxe61 and magma for fun which is why I didn’t really compare in depth.
@@SuperdangerStudios Thanks, yeah, I've seen that one! I have the Magma, but I'd love to see a more in-depth comparison between the Magma and the 55. Specifically whether or not it can match the darker sound of the 55 with use of the tone knob on the Magma. Great pedal either way. That Magma Vibrato is the difference maker between the two for me.
Shelving EQ rolled off on the Revival Drive but the Bright Cap Cut isn’t engaged at all. I discovered by accident that the BCC still affects the sound even with no bright cap engaged. That goes some way towards explaining why the RD was brighter than the Deluxe55. Also the shelving EQ is flat at 12 o’clock. My personal preference when using the RD with an IR is to roll the BCC all the way to the right, and vary between 11 and 1 on the shelving EQ depending on what I am after.
You just blew my mind! I was wondering why it was so hard to dial it in and the bcc was the reason my shelf was rolled back. Just went back to it and there was way more body. Thank you for letting me know. Going to add a slight retraction in the info and the comments. Also will do a small video update bc I had no idea. Is it even in the manual? Also my normal power supply is bolted to my main pedalboard which is used for another video so just threw this one together haha.
@ It’s not really in the manual. Also, if you are doing another video, it would be good to show the mid controls in action. I find mid level at 11 and mid freq somewhere between 11 and 2 to be the sweet spot. I think it’s a must to have the mid controls engaged all the time.
I've had the RD and the RT. The RD was too much for me and I didn't find it terribly user friendly but it does sound great. The RT was the best sounding trem I've ever had and the amp section makes a great always on. Only sold due to a change in direction. If they made a small box RT I'd jump straight on it, it's an absolute killer pedal
They all actually sound really good in front of an amp. I have demoed each one in their own videos if you go to my origin effects playlist. The revival drive offers so many tones on tap while the others are a single style of amp.
I'm having a different problem, I forgot to bring my Bluetooth speaker to work so I'm stuck listening on my phone until I get home!😢😢. Unfortunately, everything on my phone sounds rubbish!!! 🥹
@@SuperdangerStudios I think origin effects has a world domination plan to get people like me to buy all of their pedals. I haven't decided if it's evil yet but these pedals sound too good.
You're really making me want to go out and buy the Deluxe '55! I have a Mesa/Boogie Electra Dyne that has the best low gain overdrive I've ever heard. I have been searching for a drive pedal to run into my Deluxe Reverb Reissue that will give me those sh!t eatin' grins I get from the Mesa. You know when you get tonez so good you just play an open G or D and smile. Over and over and then your wife is like wtf are you doing? Are you gonna play something?
Some great tones here! Do you have any opinion on which one would make the best “2nd channel” for a really clean Fender type amp? Pop Rock and Roots being the genre…
Probably a Revival Drive Compact as you can get a Marshall/vox/tweed sound out of it. It can be very versatile so your set list can be as wide as you want!
The revivaldrive is my favorite overdrive pedal. With a boost pedal in front and the blend and mid footswitch is so versatile. Do you have tips for using the dry gain and blend control? I now have the dry gain full up and blend 50/50, half up. When I hit the blend switch its 100% drive and no clean blended in. But live that sound gets lost easier in the mix than the blended clean/drive sound. How do you use this?
I found the clarity problem live as well and usually I back the gain off on the pedal and it returns. Also the RD doesn’t really work as a boost but as a front end simulation so if I want to boost volume I would do that w a boost pre RD. There are a lot of tricky ways to sculpt the tone mid boost on all the time is key and the bright cap cut / hi shelf are a delicate balance as well. Basically once I have my desired sound in my head I then model it via preamp switches and presence and then adjust bcc and shelf until it sounds right from the amp.
Man, most of the RevivalDrive demos sound amazing to me. I was never able to bond with mine and I have no idea what I was doing wrong. Recently picked up the Deluxe 55 and I like it, though there is a crackly note decay that I’m having a hard time ignoring. None of the 5E3 I’ve owned did that. Regardless, pretty great pedal with loads of character. Great demo, by the way. All your videos are fantastic. Glad I found your channel.
So how is the Iridium holding up these days Alex? Specifically for someone that lives on the edge of breakup.... I'm thinking about repurchasing one, for the times that I don't want to bother taking my amp.
yes. if you go through the origin effects playlist I showcase all the pedals in front of my 20 yr old blues jr. th-cam.com/video/Kb9DwzuRARk/w-d-xo.html&pp=gAQB
If you have let’s say, the Deluxe 61 pedal, can you change its IRs to the new tweed IRs and then take it to a gig with the new IRs, or would you have to bring your computer as well? Basically, can you change the IRs and save them?
The IRs are either stored in a computer or in a specific IR loader pedal. Unfortunately cannot be stored in the origin effects oedals. TC electronic makes an affordable one!
@ cool, that’s what it looked like from what I read on the description on Sweetwater. Keep up the great videos… Including the funny ones! All of your videos have great quality!
Man does it sound like this to you in the room? I'm really struggling to get impulse responses to work for me. It's always a little weird, enough to distract me...
It does but I always add a room reverb to make it sound more like an amp. I even do this when I’m recording a real amp. Gives it space and width. I’ll do a video on using reverbs.
You ever tried the Bluguitar Amp1 mercury edition?! I really like this channel you really make these pedal amps sound fantastic!man Dean DeLeo what a guitarist! Great playing
Man you just constantly give us a masterclass in tone. I got the Magma57 recently and have been loving it but you definitely make me want them all lol.
@@brandongullion6353 thank you! The magma is so good. Lots of fun tones there!
The Deluxe55 is absolutely incredible. I’m so glad I purchased this pedal ! !
it´s a joy listening to your demos
🫡🫡
Hell yeah man, you were the guy that convinced me to get a RevivalDRIVE Custom and my mind has been blown by using it. No matter the pedal, Origin is so good at giving you a tactile "feel" that is very hard to describe and get elsewhere. Loved this comparison video!
Wow great to hear. It’s such a great pedal once you figure out what it wants you to do. Cheers my man!
Thanks so much shooting the Revival Drive against the Deluxe 55 Alex! Awesome playing as always. One note of caution before everyone draws their final conclusion about this particular shoot out: I have both the regular and custom full sized Revival drive, and the custom panel (which only works when the pedal is placed in EQ 2 mode, meaning into a darker amp) did let me dial back the brightness following the Twin Tweed formula from the manual - the big screw dial in the middle of the custom panel was key. I have more tone chasing to do with these settings. I hope you upgrade your power supply soon!..
That is cool. Is the Hot Rod worth it? What does it do that you can’t? Whatever that is, would you use it?
Erik, I do not own the full sized hot rod - I wish I did! Why do not I buy the compact? The full sized Revival drives have a dip-switch that allows you to have the ‘preamp’ on all the time even when the pedal is off- and that is key to playing super high gain pedals or fuzz pedals into the Revival drive when going direct.
If I could find a ‘custom hot-rod Revival drive’ I would definitely get it!
Splendid job Alex! This video was a welcome tasty-tone break in my day. You really dialed in great sounds on each Origin Effects model, and your playing perfectly complimented them. I really like the Revival Trem/61 with the brownface IR. But I have a soft spot for the Revival Drive into a Marshall 4x12 IR. More than any other channel, your demos have exposed me to the wonders of Origin Effects and Strymon gear--the pinnacle of great pedals. Both companies produce gear that give great returns on one's investment. If used correctly, these stomps level up a player's tone.
@@slideguitarist slide! Thanks again man. Appreciate your continued words of encouragement. I gotta check out more Strymon pedals. Been thinking about the Lex and the Capistan! Hope you’re well my man.
Here for it!! Love all the Origin vids.
Glad you like them!
Deluxe61 is the one, to my ears. All the tone, but without all the "stuff" of the custom which detracts from just playing your dang guitar. And you get a phenomenal trem as well! The 55 sounds good too but if I had to have one, it's the 61 all day.
I am torn between the two as well!
Great playing and great sounding pedals!
Really digging your channel so far. The room reverb sounds very real. It would be great to hear this comparison without it though, or just dialed back a bit.
I can do a video in the future using room reverb and use without it. I almost always use a stereo room reverb in my guitar tracks, even my miced amps. It just gives a great feel to everything. I’ve noticed when I had videos that were really dry or mostly dry that people did not enjoy the tones as much bc it sounds very unnatural.
@@SuperdangerStudios Yeah not completely dry. Always have to have a little something. Honestly, it does sound like a real room mic, which is awesome!
Great demo! The room reverb is a bit intense in terms of level though, it's harder to tell the difference between the texture of the different sounds!
Yeah I had it dialed a bit higher than normal here but I have tons of other videos on the RD and Magma pedals in the playlist if you want more dry sounds. Hopefully that helps!
Great stuff... really enjoyed. My only critique would be to include a jam track... imo so many times I have heard an amp in a box that sounds great only to be disappointed with how it is in a mix. Love what u do...
They all sound great. The Revival 61' and the Magma 57' are definitely serious amp in a box pedals. I'd have to see more of the Revival drive that has more amps to see what that can really do. All these probably sound best through the effects return or power amp if you can't go direct.
Yes in the FI return is ideal but in front works really well bc of how much you can change the eq filtering in the pedal too. Esp the revival drive which has all sorts of ways to compensate. But the deluxe61 and magma are really magical.
Excellent! I want them all like the commentator below! Thank you for this video!
First 😉
Man Alex, really love your video's/comparings/reviews!! Well done, again!! And great playing too, as always. Such great pedals!! The Deluxe55 is still the winner. Man, i have to get one...👌👌
You’re going to love it!
The sound out of all the pedals is amazing.
The big box RD Hot Rod gets close to the Deluxe55 with a bit of shenanigans.
I have the RD hot rod compact so I’ll try it there too.
I really wish these had a speaker sim filter inside the pedal like Tech21 does. I realize a digital IR is a lot more detailed/realistic. But an internal speaker sim filter would make the pedals so much more practical for a wider variety of uses.
Whats the name of Tech21 pedal?
@ just about any Tech21 pedal has a speaker simulator filter so you can plug them directly into a hifi system without the fizzy highs you’d otherwise get.
@@JTroskaTV Thanx so much for your quick answer!
Killer playing and killer demos !!!!
Thank you man!
Great video ! Very helpfull, thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
The Deluxe61 and Magma57 are my favorites, and fortunately for me those are the two I have. The Deluxe55 sounds super, but not different enough to justify the expense. Can’t go wrong with any of these pedals, though.
I used the deluxe61 in my video today and forgot how good it sounds.
Incredible how the form factor have shrank. The 55 is considerable smaller than the rest of them. They all sound incredible. It would be awsome if origin applied that to the 61 deluxe, the revival compact and the magma. The revival drive needs to get bigger hahaha!
Right? It’s left a small pedal now. I have no idea how they did it. I’d love to see new amp pedals in this format. JTM, Bassman, SuperBass kind of stuff! A man can dream!
7:45 STP!
One of my favorite bands
I've just bought a Deluxe55 based on what I've heard on your channel..... and am also loving the Magnatone sound as well.... I reckon that's what Jimmy Page used on the song Dancin' Days the first time you stepped on it.... Now I've just got to get an IR Loader.
Let me know how you like it!
Great comparison Alex! Great playing and the Tele sounds fantastic though all of them although the Deluxe55 steals it IMO. What DAW do you use?
Thanks a lot my dude! Using Logic Pro!
Sounds amazing. Almost sold my RevivalDrive Compact recently, but glad I waited a bit. I need to revisit it.
Can I ask what that multi-camera software or whatever that is running on your computer?
It just takes a little bit of tweaking and the tones start to make sense. I am using an ATEM mini iso pro for capture and then editing in Final Cut. It’s so easy to set up and use.
@@SuperdangerStudios amazing, thanks man!
I’ve been waiting for this one….👍
Enjoy!
@@SuperdangerStudios I did 👍
Best-sounding of all the many Deluxe55 demos! So, I’ve got a Mesa Boogie Cali Tweed and wondering about whether a tweed pedal would add as much, say, as other style amp-in-a-box pedals or Origin’s own Halcyon Gold.
I love putting a Marshall pedal into a Marshall amp but you’d probably get more versatility out of the Gold into your tweed. But the deluxe55 is so good direct as you can hear.
Awesome pedals what room emulation plugin are you using?
Thanks! Using UA Sound City Studios room sound.
Nice demo, I appreciate seeing the whole lineup, but I wish you would have tried tweaking the TONE on the Magma to match the Tweed. I think it probably gets pretty close pointed more to the left. Maybe a follow-up with those two? I think a lot of tweed fans will be debating between those two.
I did a more comprehensive demo of the magma here: th-cam.com/video/ZXw_GF4Fc2A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sLfx0WnOwzp_sQUu and go over more of the clean sounds. This video was originally bc people asked me to compare the revival drive to the deluxe55 so I just threw in the deluxe61 and magma for fun which is why I didn’t really compare in depth.
@@SuperdangerStudios Thanks, yeah, I've seen that one! I have the Magma, but I'd love to see a more in-depth comparison between the Magma and the 55. Specifically whether or not it can match the darker sound of the 55 with use of the tone knob on the Magma. Great pedal either way. That Magma Vibrato is the difference maker between the two for me.
Very helpful. ORIGIN pedals are brilliant in every respect
Amazingt comparison. The sound of the Deluxe 61 (Revival Trem) is not far from the DeLuxe55, to my ears.
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Shelving EQ rolled off on the Revival Drive but the Bright Cap Cut isn’t engaged at all.
I discovered by accident that the BCC still affects the sound even with no bright cap engaged. That goes some way towards explaining why the RD was brighter than the Deluxe55.
Also the shelving EQ is flat at 12 o’clock.
My personal preference when using the RD with an IR is to roll the BCC all the way to the right, and vary between 11 and 1 on the shelving EQ depending on what I am after.
You just blew my mind! I was wondering why it was so hard to dial it in and the bcc was the reason my shelf was rolled back. Just went back to it and there was way more body. Thank you for letting me know. Going to add a slight retraction in the info and the comments. Also will do a small video update bc I had no idea. Is it even in the manual?
Also my normal power supply is bolted to my main pedalboard which is used for another video so just threw this one together haha.
@ It’s not really in the manual.
Also, if you are doing another video, it would be good to show the mid controls in action. I find mid level at 11 and mid freq somewhere between 11 and 2 to be the sweet spot. I think it’s a must to have the mid controls engaged all the time.
LOVE PLUSH!!!! they all sound killer!
Such a great riff!
I've had the RD and the RT. The RD was too much for me and I didn't find it terribly user friendly but it does sound great. The RT was the best sounding trem I've ever had and the amp section makes a great always on. Only sold due to a change in direction. If they made a small box RT I'd jump straight on it, it's an absolute killer pedal
I wonder what they have cooking next. With the new pedal casing being this size I bet they could make a whole new line of amp pedals.
Awesome video! One question: How do these sound in front of a clean valve amp? And which one sounds best in that scenario?
They all actually sound really good in front of an amp. I have demoed each one in their own videos if you go to my origin effects playlist. The revival drive offers so many tones on tap while the others are a single style of amp.
The main problem is that everything you play sounds amazing... when you play it 😂
I'm having a different problem, I forgot to bring my Bluetooth speaker to work so I'm stuck listening on my phone until I get home!😢😢. Unfortunately, everything on my phone sounds rubbish!!! 🥹
Haha thank you Man!
Geez these pedals are amazing.
They sound unbelievable!
@@SuperdangerStudios I think origin effects has a world domination plan to get people like me to buy all of their pedals. I haven't decided if it's evil yet but these pedals sound too good.
You're really making me want to go out and buy the Deluxe '55!
I have a Mesa/Boogie Electra Dyne that has the best low gain overdrive I've ever heard. I have been searching for a drive pedal to run into my Deluxe Reverb Reissue that will give me those sh!t eatin' grins I get from the Mesa. You know when you get tonez so good you just play an open G or D and smile. Over and over and then your wife is like wtf are you doing? Are you gonna play something?
Hahaha I know the exact feeling!
Love it. Why does your fretboard seem dark? Is that stock?
It’s a neck from Warmoth after the original got damaged. I tried to model it after a suhr or xotic tele. Flamed maple roasted w stainless steel frets.
Some great tones here! Do you have any opinion on which one would make the best “2nd channel” for a really clean Fender type amp? Pop Rock and Roots being the genre…
Probably a Revival Drive Compact as you can get a Marshall/vox/tweed sound out of it. It can be very versatile so your set list can be as wide as you want!
The revivaldrive is my favorite overdrive pedal. With a boost pedal in front and the blend and mid footswitch is so versatile.
Do you have tips for using the dry gain and blend control? I now have the dry gain full up and blend 50/50, half up. When I hit the blend switch its 100% drive and no clean blended in. But live that sound gets lost easier in the mix than the blended clean/drive sound.
How do you use this?
I found the clarity problem live as well and usually I back the gain off on the pedal and it returns. Also the RD doesn’t really work as a boost but as a front end simulation so if I want to boost volume I would do that w a boost pre RD. There are a lot of tricky ways to sculpt the tone mid boost on all the time is key and the bright cap cut / hi shelf are a delicate balance as well. Basically once I have my desired sound in my head I then model it via preamp switches and presence and then adjust bcc and shelf until it sounds right from the amp.
Man, most of the RevivalDrive demos sound amazing to me. I was never able to bond with mine and I have no idea what I was doing wrong.
Recently picked up the Deluxe 55 and I like it, though there is a crackly note decay that I’m having a hard time ignoring. None of the 5E3 I’ve owned did that. Regardless, pretty great pedal with loads of character.
Great demo, by the way. All your videos are fantastic. Glad I found your channel.
Thanks so much for watching man. Appreciate the kind words. Cheers!
So how is the Iridium holding up these days Alex? Specifically for someone that lives on the edge of breakup.... I'm thinking about repurchasing one, for the times that I don't want to bother taking my amp.
Iridium is still going strong and serves as the amp sim for about 50% of my recordings. I want to check out the tonex or the new Walrus ASC1.
Can these be used as a pedal instead of an amp simulator?
yes. if you go through the origin effects playlist I showcase all the pedals in front of my 20 yr old blues jr. th-cam.com/video/Kb9DwzuRARk/w-d-xo.html&pp=gAQB
There's nothing quite like the sound of a real tube amplifier.
If you have let’s say, the Deluxe 61 pedal, can you change its IRs to the new tweed IRs and then take it to a gig with the new IRs, or would you have to bring your computer as well? Basically, can you change the IRs and save them?
The IRs are either stored in a computer or in a specific IR loader pedal. Unfortunately cannot be stored in the origin effects oedals. TC electronic makes an affordable one!
@ cool, that’s what it looked like from what I read on the description on Sweetwater. Keep up the great videos… Including the funny ones! All of your videos have great quality!
Thank you! Will do!
Man does it sound like this to you in the room? I'm really struggling to get impulse responses to work for me. It's always a little weird, enough to distract me...
It does but I always add a room reverb to make it sound more like an amp. I even do this when I’m recording a real amp. Gives it space and width. I’ll do a video on using reverbs.
Being honest they all sound great, may have rethink my gear choices🤣
Haha they really do sound so good
Mate, they all sound so good but the 55...🥰
Revival Drive Compact no?
I only own the compact hot rod not the standard.
How close can I get with Revival drive Compact?
Pretty close as its tweed sound is really close to the full revival drive sound.
Really liking the breakup character of the Deluxe55, but it does have way less treble, and somewhat less dynamics compared to the others.
I think I showcased more of the dynamics on my original review if you want to check it out!
I dare you to review the Origin Effects BLACKPANEL ’64 as a guitar amp emulator.
I double dare you!
You’ll thank me later for the tip
Incoming! I love the bass rig64. Use it for all my bass parts and occasional guitar parts. It’s shockingly good.
Finally!!!!!
Sounds like very expensive and better looking Joyo American Sound pedals.
@@HMohr haha you sure love your American Sound pedal!
You ever tried the Bluguitar Amp1 mercury edition?! I really like this channel you really make these pedal amps sound fantastic!man Dean DeLeo what a guitarist! Great playing
I’ve always wanted to try one!
Wow. Can we hear you in a band somewhere? 😊
Soon! I’m starting a trio this winter!
I so regret selling my Revival Trem! 🥲 Sounds great here!
Ah bummer! You’ll get one again maybe?