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Yes! Origin actually has a few free IR's that you can download to go along with the pedal. Works incredible with IRs or in the loop of an amp like we've displayed here. So versatile!

@@buyorborrowmusic yes, the IR's from origin sounds incredible with the pedal ...also have the ua woodrow but in my opinion the deluxe 55 is a bit more musical and easyer do dial in good tones ;)

We stand by our opinion. The Voyager Mkii is a great pedal but it doesn't stack up to the leaders in the Klone category. We're working on a Klone shootout video where we will objectively/scientifically/comparatively lay it out. 👨‍🔬 🔬 🎛 In the meantime, anyone can borrow one of these pedals from us to make their own opinions!

They absolutely nailed it!!

Yep! The OG is hard to beat and is a little more open. The tradeoffs are small and the options with the Pack Rat are HUGE! But nothing will ever top the sound and response of the OG. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Thanks for your thoughts! We're doing a first impressions here. No fancy studio setup or tracks like Shawn or Mike. Those guys are great but we're only trying to capture a raw out-of-the-box application without studio magic. Candidly, in our opinion, this pedal does not stack up against other Klones. What we find "2 dimensional" is that it lacks the frequency range of other Klones (less sparkle and also less low end) as well as feeling generally more compressed. We've compared it to the Warm Audio Centavo as well as the Origin Halcyon Gold and both of the competitors exhibit better dynamics, wider frequency range, more touch sensitivity, and significantly more output volume. No shade to Walrus, this is still a good pedal and will fit well if you want a very mid-heavy focused drive. We love the mid-control. It's just not in the same category as other Klones we've played.

Thanks! We were just doing first impressions here on launch day. Stay tuned, we'll try to get more in-depth content on this one up soon!

Thanks so much! Easy to review an awesome pedal like this.

Give it a try and see! It's not that it's a bad pedal, but when comparing this to other Klones it's not on the same level as something like the Origin Halcyon Gold or even the J Rocket Archer. It's still a fun pedal, but not our favorite of the bunch.

Haha! That's awesome, dude! This is why RUclips is such a great place to chat and discuss. You need to borrow this one and make some content with it!

Lol, right on

Hey! That's A LOT of information you are asking for but we will do our best to summarize answers. 1.) Yes, you can definitely use this amp for home recording and it would work well for doom / stoner sounds 2.) Would not recommend using the headphone out to record. 3.) This question has a million possible answers. We'd recommend watching some videos specifically on this topic as there are many techniques and individual results will depend on what you want to accomplish. 4.) There is no right answer to what's "the best amp" for any genre. Orange is very well known for their sound in stoner / doom but they are one of many options. Hope this helps!

Hey! Thanks so much for asking. Unfortunately, we are US only at this time.

The Melee is so much fun. The joystick is the best part!

@@buyorborrowmusic agree!! But more than anything, I love the reverbs! I put it in it's box and put it up, hadn't used it in a few months. Got it out a few days ago and nothing! No sound whatsoever is coming from the pedal. I'm so sad about it because I love my pedal! I also paid 300 bucks for it.

@@Squirrel-i6u oh noooo. You need to contact Walrus about that. They provide a lifetime warranty on their pedals and usually get things fixed very quickly. We've been partners with them for several years and they've always been very quick to repair issues, most always at no cost. Drop them a message and get that Melee back to life!

The cleans are pretty good. Likely wouldn't keep up in a live mix. It's really a crunch machine at its core.

Absolutely! It's basically the same amp but without reverb or a tuner. Very solid value if you don't need the extra features. Check them out on our site, we have several in stock. Ping us on our chatbot and mention this message to get a discount offer code. Thanks!

Both are good amps but we would argue that the Orange is a better value overall. Arguably better quality and tone as well. Nothing wrong with the MG15, still a solid little amp. But toe to toe we'd give the win to the Orange.

@@buyorborrowmusic Awesome thanks for the advice!!

@@MrCloudss absolutely! Anytime. If you want to check out the Orange before buying, you might consider signing up for our Pro plan and borrowing it. $39 gets your hands on the Orange with no commitments. Best wishes on your search!

That's awesome! Those little pedal / amps are absolutely amazing.

glad you enjoyed it!

The Orba and the Chorda are definitely for the more "music curious" but they do a good job of inviting those who are just beginning their music journey. Or for those who just want fun, portable inspiration machines. But fingers cross for Instrument 2 soon!

absolutely

They definitely punch above their weight class for sure!

Nice! Glad you enjoyed the chat with Jamie! The Ledges, Aurelius, and the Silos are a trifecta of awesome. Such powerful pedals but with such simple, straightforward design. They are some of our favorite all-around pedals.

Haha, yes

Their concerts were epic! We'll have to revisit the Atascadero show, thanks for sharing!

It really is a beast of an amp and very underestimated! No surprise that you can keep up with a full band. Thanks for sharing!

haha, stay tuned for a video soon about the Super Crush. It is quite a gem as well 💎

@@buyorborrowmusic That's good news, it sounds amazing, there's no tube maintenance to worry about and the price is amazing. The dirty channel is designed gain staged like a tube amp just with jfets instead. The clean channel lacks a bright cap so it's really neutral and takes pedals like a champ. I love the thing.

I just purchased a Super Crush 100 as well and really does kick ass!

@@crazeyjoe Nice brother! Enjoy!!

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You rock!!! 🤘

Hopefully one day! Thanks for the kind words!

totally agree! Those clips were captured with a 4x12 Marshall cab with G12H heritage greenbacks. 😎

The Rocker 30s are great. We focused on new products for this video since many entry-level buyers want to purchase new. But there are many great options on the used market if you're willing to do some digging.

Good question! Fast forward to the 5:00 mark and we talk about the clean sound and do a demo. Short story, there's not a lot of clean headroom on this pedal. You can get it relatively clean, but the volume is rather low. As you turn up the gain though, there is more than enough power in this pedal to keep up with drums at a live gig. If you're interested in a micro sized amp that can get more headroom, check out the Orange Pedal Baby. You'll need to run something in front of it as a preamp (could be a modeler or another preamp-style pedal) but that would give you plenty of clean headroom in a very small package. We stock the Orange Pedal Baby as well, so if you want to check it out, sign up for our Pro plan and you can borrow it for $39!

Good question! We were running the Stamp into a 1960B Marshall 4x12 with Vintage 30s (you can see it behind in the shot). It was mic'd with a SM57 about 1 inch to the left of the dust cap, right on the grill cloth. At full volume, the Stamp clipped the preamp (we were using a Focusrite Clarett) and did sound a bit distorted do to the the high volume in the room. The little Stamp packs quite the punch!

Thanks so much! Really appreciate your kind words.

I know right?!? The hard thing to convey via a video is just how powerful and loud it is in the room. It's a beast to be so tiny.

@@buyorborrowmusic yes!!!!

I adore mine and have played it into all sorts of cabinets and cabinet simulators. Kept up with a metal jam with it plugged into a Marshall 4x12, but it still sounds powerful through the orange 8” cab.

Oh no!! We are reworking our whole website currently so that could have something to do with it.

Just added a link to take you directly to the product. Give it a try!

The thing is, I wouldn’t call most of the Chase Bliss demos on RUclips particularly adventurous. Usually they’re full of extremely dull ideas being fixed by the pedal. When somebody is relying on ‘happy accidents’, I don’t know how adventurous that really makes them. And I’m saying this as a fan of their pedals. But they do not attract exclusively brave musicians by any means, so your rude comment is a bit of a daft one.

@@DoglessEndeavor 🎯 👏

@simonlynch6080 sorry that there were not enough bleeps and bloops to your liking. We'll spend the next few days recovering from the emotional damage of this comment and then do our best to perform better next time. 🙇‍♂

it really is a lot of fun! we love that it has a focus back toward guitar

it is so rad!

You're welcome! It was an awesome event. Sorry you couldn't make it but glad you're able to catch up on all the discussion here!

we'll try to get a comparison vid up soon!

Depends on how you dial it in. It has some mild settings but most tones are rather extreme. If you want to try one out you can borrow one from us.

@@buyorborrowmusic I got one with my credit card rewards lol!. It has potential as was able to mix it with another pedal like reverb. on EQD side that sound is extreme... studio use only

Nice! Congrats on the new gear and enjoy!

Yeah, pedals are getting more expensive. That's why we started our business, to give people a more affordable way to access gear. This one is not for everyone, but it sure can make some fun noises!