Absolutely agreed.

I used the footswitch on my brand new Joyo Ultimate Drive and it stopped working. The pedal was too gainy too, like at 9 o'clock it was raging gain, and from 12 to 5 o'clock it didn't get any gainier. My experience of Joyo. Largest problem is they don't fit down the hole in the toilet when you flush.

They are great!

"I have found that what tone you get really depends on what guitar set up you are using and what amp you use as well." Just like any other pedal ...

@@demonoising yes but, if your pedal is run in the front or the back... that too plays a major role in how it comes through. I personally run all my pedals in the back. This way I get the pedals true sound... and not an inflated signal which happens when I run it in front of the pre amp. All that in conjunction with the type of guitar. Some already know this, but some do not. I just put it out there for those who don't.

DemonFX also has an even more blatant clone. I’m an online buddy with their U.S. sales representative. Wondering how many cease-and-desist that dude’s lawyer has had to deal with.🤔🙄🤣

lol I have an Uzi and Darkflame pushed with a DemonFx Ts808/Ts9 clone as one rig and an Argos pushing the DemonFx R4 and Solo as another! Absolutely awesome!

Have You guys tried guptech? You can get the Vej garden g2g3g4 all in one the Vej 1 is a Vh100 Ampeg in a box, the Vej 5 is the Diezel Preamp, Vej 6 is a rockerverb in a box! The also have a Grindr pedal with the 33 and saw. Not to pricey but More than Joyo

Their "extreme metal" pedal has to be the best not-so-expensive distortion pedal I've found. Perfect for a late 90s death metal sound.

It’s next on my list but trying to decide that this or the Rigel. What do You suggest?

@@adamstein9333 the Rigel is amazing! But... Its only one voicing where as the Pre-Amp House has 9 different amps dirty and clean (18 total)

I think the fat boost is just turning the tight switch off lol

Absolutely!

Been asking him forever everywhere. You can’t go wrong, theory goes one an apex preamp for chopper and a one channel ceres for Rigel. I have the Argos, Darkflame, and Uzi, and honestly would shoot for the Rigel. It’s Analog

I'd like to hear it against a Solar Chug!

That pedal is perfect for a Metallica or Alice in chains-level of distortion, and the tone kicks ass. Their extreme metal pedal is like the heavier cousin and it also kicks butt

oxford sound I have is really noisy and makes a squeal when pluged in with a power supply

@@TheCjct1977 Mine is perfectly fine, boosted with the Argos Drive, run into the clean or dirty channel of my Meteor Bantamp, and also running the OD into the front of the amp with the Oxford in the loop. You might have some sort of issue with your power supply, your amp, or if both your pedal power and your amp are using a grounded plug, you might have a ground loop.

@@needsLITHIUM it’s just a regular adapter, seems ok on my pedalboard. It has a very unique tone to it, it sounds the best through my powerstage 200 with a noise gate, tried it through my 6505+ and it sounded awful though

@@TheCjct1977 That line of pedals is meant as a preamp pedal. To plug in through the front of the amp, put the 6505 on the clean channel, and put the Oxford Sound in the FX loop. Otherwise, use it direct into the FX return to bypass the preamp on the Peavey (Guitar -> Oxford Sound -> FX Return).

@@TheCjct1977 I'm revisiting this video, and I've discovered that if you crank the bottom three knobs, these Joyo "____ sound" preamp pedals get noisy. The volume, voice, and gain knobs all introduce varying amounts of noise. The volume adds a little noise just above noon, but it gets worse after 3 o'clock, and the voice and gain knobs together can both make a lot of noise, and tbh you can crank one of them, but not both, and it works best if their positions add up to maxed out, and for best practice, use some sort of noise gate. The voice knob also changes how the pedal responds to overdrives, so you can totally crank that and leave the gain well below noon and then us an overdrive to make up the gain. Like I mentioned, the Argos is a cheap clone of the Precision Drive, which has a built in noise gate. You can run the Oxford pedal straight into the FX return (I've run it straight into a solid state power amp which is the same thing, and into the FX return of my buddy's 6534+), throw the Oxford into the FX loop (I've done this with my Joyo Meteor Bantamp as well as with my Orange Super Crush) with the amp on clean and your overdrive out front, or put it in front of the amp. First option is what you're using, and you should get a noise gate or gated overdrive for that application. The 2nd and last options seem best suited for use with a single channel amp with only a tone knob made by orange (like an Orange Micro Terror, Micro Dark, Terror Stamp, OR15/OR30, Rocker Terror, etc) or a clean amp with only a tone knob (Joyo Bluejay), or an amp you want to add a separate gain timbre or structure to, to essentially turn a 2 channel amp into a three or four channel, or make a 3 channel into a 4 or 5 channel (which you could totally do with a 6505+).

El diablo is my main amp

It's subtle, but a preamp is supposed to go directly into the power amp, a distortion pedal is supposed to go into the clean channel of an amp. They usually are interchangeable, but normally are better as one or the other.

Presonus 1810C

some of the grindstein IRs sound like it lol

I mentioned that it was a sponsored video very clearly

Later in the video.

@@savoirfaire8979 my obligation to disclose is fulfilled then. Thanks!

My god some people are anal.

Have it here, that one is on deck next!

@@belligerentamateur I'll be waiting for that.

Randall branded stuff as "90's"? COOL!

Are you kidding right now? It sounds nowhere near that level of "boxed in", and there's a more well defined low end..

Putting it into a neutral clean would have been nearly the same as putting it into the blackstar, so I chose to see how it would dial in with a colored clean channel to see how much you can sculpt the tone. It was a very calculated choice and I think it shows more than a flat clean channel would have. Thanks for your input

Skill issue

@@saamo1423 OK, boomer!

I have it too, and I do admit that the preamp feature isn't too good on an FX loop. Though, the cab sim is great when hooked up to an FX loop, and the turbo amp feature is good on the front of an amp.