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Nobody would complain about either tone on a recording, imo 👍🏼

Excellent comparison. For me the effects loop is what I care most about. I can put all my post gain pedal effects after both the preamp and power amp. Used in conjunction with an amp and cab switcher it gives me the ultimate studio set up.

Been looking into this amp since Hirofumi Asaba uses the 60/3, love his tone.

I have both and before the 1.2 update for the OX, the TAE was the clear winner for PLAYING LIVE. In the studio, the OX box has always been the best unit IMO but now that we can footswitch delay and compressor for a solo boost, gigging with the OX is great. I would say that the midi control and maybe the amp channel switching capabilities of the TAE could make it a better device for some users who do rely on midi switching (I myself have used my morningstar controller to do this with the TAE and a couple other midi devices and it works great) but at the end of the day, you're still relying on 1 impulse response with the TAE and its extremely limited reverb/delay/eq capabilities where the OX cab simulation just sounds and feels SO much better and more natural, the speaker and cabinet and mic selection offer a better selection of sounds on the fly and the effects of the OX are light years better in quality.

I haver 2x12 coming in two days... to sit side by side with my Magnatone, Friedman, Tone King and Supro amps! I can't wait to compare the tones.

I've owned both. MY Waza Tube Expander literally blew up and I was able to get a refund thank god. I'm now using the Ox with great success, it just suffers from crappy wifi connection issues with the app; that's my biggest complaint. Tone wise, I find the Ox superior. Featureset wise, the Waza wins hands down. You need to decide what is more important. For me, I don't gig, so I wanted the finest tone possible for my home recordings and for that I find the Ox the winner. If anybody wants to see my Waza videos just click my icon to go to my channel. Cheers!

I just heard of this amplifier not sure if you’re still getting the comments but I just ordered it too great demo love those tones and I love my Morgan MVP 23 and this will certainly be a welcome addition however, this head cost well more than the other combo, but it also definitely will fit right into my rig. I needed something with more gain And I will be switching between this and the MVP 23 and I love the fact that I get all my bedroom tones. I don’t know Joe Morgan you’re a genius and I appreciate that man because I’m making money with your gear and I thank you for building it for me because it pays my bills buddy. Thanks again for a great demo on this though. 5:35 5:40 5:41 5:42

All sound great... but mesa bogie sound worse

Hey! Wondering if you have any close mic'd clips of this amp? It's really hard to tell what it sounds like with the room mic - have the option of grabbing one but unfortunately can't find any close mic'd examples - thanks for any help!

Had these lights for a music video & they were locked. We were all panicking but this video saved our lives!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!

Great review. Which one sounds better with headphones?

What about the fishmann loudbox mini? Have you tried ? Any comparison ?

I have an old Larivee with the florentine cutaway and the crown inlays, a guitar luthier told me it is made out of brazilian rosewood (it really is an old guitar), I just have no idea how much it was or what the model is because I sort of inherited it from a friend

Hello, dear friend, I have a question, maybe you can help me. I haven't been able to decide for a long time which is better for me whether to buy the waza amp or the ox box for home recordings. I have an old Marshall amp so that on the one hand the waza can fit but on the other hand the aux box also looks cool. I am no longer appearing today, if you could recommend me, what do you think, thanks

Hi, I liked your demo very much. Maybe you have an idea if Universal Audio will do another update

I actually own one of these myself purchased it from guitar Center a couple of days ago I love it it’s a fantastic camp. I also have the MVP 23 and the 66 which it seems that most places have discontinued carrying I don’t know if he’s even making it anymore but I love all three heads And I love the power attenuation and if you like this so much why are you in such a hurry to talk about selling it already and any musician that’s gigging on a regular basis is spending every nickel they can on equipment lol and odds are the average gig musician at least on bar gigs before I started teaching and just doing bar gigs I certainly did not have a lot of extra money or rainy day money. Are you really talking to the average musician? I have 80 students that would argue that they don’t have extra money lol maybe the more advanced working musicians, but certainly not the ones getting started and not even the ones that sometimes have been playing 30 or 40 years man people don’t pay what it’s worth for you to be up there playing guitar until you have big records out there and I am a masters graduate from Berkeley believe me, I know music, and although I can afford this amp believe me, most of my students could not is all I’m saying and you have an opportunity either you really like the amp or you just took it to do the demo and plan to sell it for profit and that is more what it sounds like let’s just be honest with each other. Really thanks Nothing like buying it, puffing it up and convincing the people that watch this video to pay too much for it although they should be looking for a good 4:20 4:25 “ 4:08 4:14

I bought one of these also. Had Vboutique build a vertical slant 2x12 and it's incredible. My 6th Morgan amp. All smokin.

You remind me of Ferris Bueller! Get well Ferris! 😅

It’s like a super model. Is she right for you ? Expectations are sky high if that’s your amp.

Seen one video like this Chanel

Dude you're a life saver lol

The players level is much more important if the guitars are good instrument.

Matchless is completely unique. Its not better or worse.

Best Clean - Matchless Best with Dirt - Fender Best for Metal - Plexi Best overall - Fender

Are you saying there's a "DeVille" which is NOT a "Hot Rod DeVille"? Just DeVille without "Hot Rod"? Or is this simply a HR in Tweed? Because online I can only find the HR's. I actually played in a band with a 410 HR DeVille player. Never heard anything like it ever again. Your not showing the back of the amp, you're not linking it in the description, so I have to ask, I have to know! Thanks 🙏

Just dealt with this at the Hotel, thanks for unlocking the secret!

Which 2 speaker cabinets did you demo it on?

Boss and UA making great stuff right now. Probably the reason the Ox has Become obligatory is that their cab modeling is unrivaled. Something not discussed in this video. Also, they’ve lowered their price recently.

The versatility of this thing is unmatched. All the other boxes tend to accel at one thing; either recording or playing live. This one does it all phenomenally. Been using one live for about a year and amount of compliments I've gotten on my tone has increased ten fold. Obviously this doesn't inherently give you better tone, but if you've got good gear, it allows you to dial in the exact tone you want send consistently use it. Doesn't give you better tone, it allows you to unlock the full potential of your existing tone

I have a 1977 L-11. Bought it new all those years ago. Beauty.

You are the reason i might buy that fender 410 blues deville tweed, i found one near my city with 4 eminence alnico blue is made in mexico . Do you still suggest me ? I'll usually play as a pedal platform amp with low volumes at home and when i'll get the chance i'll bring for small venue gigs. The tone that i enjoy playing for myself is usually a Les Paul with fuzz-od(just as a boost with eq)-delay(just a pinch). I like warm tones usually i do play blues and hard rock. The fuzz is diy kit it'so sweet no acid at all it's like a Ram's head 73 with tone cap mod, the od is a crayon of ehx got some nice features with the eq and it's very bluesy, and delay is a DD3 pretty classic. Hope you may help me thanks. And if you do think there would be better choice i am free to learn them. Sorry for the long text !! Ps. i love tweed style amps Thanks for your time and the quality of your contenets i like them so much ! Keep going really nice quality !!

I can't thank you enough for demonstrating this amp with a solid body (S-type no less ) electric guitar. It's precisely what I needed. Again..thank you!

How I program with the remote control

acoustic by a halr; the chord progression loop sounded better on the electric, but the improv tone sounded better on the acoustic once you started playing over the loop.

Does anyone else feel like they’re watching a cut scene from The Martian? Who knew Matt Damon brought his guitars with him and has such great blues chops.

I usually watch videos at 1.5x... had to put this back to 1x, that noodle sounded like shredding over drum n bass 😂

Do you have any positions available for your new business or for Coppersound ?

I'll take American made OX any day over the Jap's stealing our ideas and expanding on them

It’s an acoustic amp? Right? U simply plugging electric guitar? Thnxx brother ❤

People.. what do you think about the "roland cube street ex"?

Electric guitar won for me but I'm an acoustic lover so acoustic as I'am bias 😂😅

I bought my Boss TAE a couple of years ago, and use it all the time. After the early years of buying load boxes and power breaks that really sucked the tone, I got rid of them and just used to turn the volume down on my Fender 59 Bassman at gigs or at home. When the first TAE reviews came out I couldn't wait to buy one. It is exactly what I needed, to crank the amp and keep the volume down. The adjustable reactive load controls on the TAE front panel match the output impedance of whatever amp you are using, giving you the tone and thump of your amp at reduced volume levels. But also there's also the ability to connect straight into a DAW and record the exact sounds of your guitar through the valve amp. I don't bother with amp sims that take too much messing about to sound right for me. The effects loop sounds ok, but I never had one on my amps, so I don't use it. I just plug the pedal board into the amp input as if I was at a gig, and it sounds perfect. The built in 100 watt power amp could be useful for some I guess, if you don't mind lugging an extra 100 watt cabinet to the gig. There's heaps more features on this TAE which you can read about in the manual, which can be downloaded from the Boss website free of charge, in case you loose yours Haha.

Congrats to the winners

Congrats

Congratulations to the winner

I can't believe I missed this!

Very cool. Congrats to the winners

Being cheeky rn

I have subscribed! I’d love the fox catcher, from what I’ve seen it sounds amazing!

Great to see you've still got the Larrivee. I've still got my old OM-02 (20 years old) and recently purchased a few more. The Larrivee ages very well - it sounded the same/better than a £5.5k Martin recently. For the money, no contest - Larrivee. Must admit others did sound great (I've tried the other makes, too). Larrivee bass on this video a tad weak. I don't like the scalloped bracing on the 40 series Larrivee - too bass heavy which removes treble brilliance.