Jump around to specific parts of the demo: 00:00 - And Your Bird Can Sing. 02:15 - Clean tone of Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature. 02:22 - Checking out the Volume control. 03:17 - Checking out the Gain knob. 04:38 - Checking out the Mids control. 06:13 - Kicking in the Mach Schau! side of the pedal. 07:21 - She Said She Said, both parts in and out of a full band context. 07:58 - Checking out the range of the Gain and Mids knobs in the Mach Schau! mode. 09:44 - Running a whole variety of different guitars through the Dr. Robert. 11:31 - Zeppelin II tones (Les Paul). 12:26 - Clean and more traditional tones (Strat).
I want to thank you guys for how you demo. Most demo vids on RUclips are 75-80% talking with little actual demo. This video is sublime. Thanks so much!
I have a mini superbeetle and the dr.robert and they do sound very very similar. They both have that transistor distortion, and i didn't really notice until i got a dr.robert about a month ago. The amp just doesn't have that much gain on tap compared to the pedal.
The two don't really have any common pedigree. The Dr. Robert circuitry is an "accurate" recreation of the solid state preamp section of UL730 amp, and the Mini Super Beetle is just a solid state amp voiced to have the general "Vox tone" (chimey highs and thick mids). It's not really trying to sound like the original Super Beatle or any specific old solid state Vox.
That’s what that switch-thingy does!? I’ve been wondering for years, but at this point was too embarrassed to ask. RUclips comments save the day again. Thanks for the pro tip 👍
@@vampyros1 ❤ Loving this exchange. I'd love for us to spend the rest of the day throwing clever remarks at each other, but I need to get back to learning how this switch-thingy works. Thanks again for the lovely exchange 👍
Great video! Wonderful playing and tones! Question- how did you get another neck to go on the Starcaster body? I haven't found a neck to work with it...?
Hey Johnny! I had a buddy Brown Bear Guitars build a custom neck for it, you're totally right that stock necks don't fit... Definitely worth hitting Jesse up for anything you need. Stoked you dig the vid!
You can hear the pedal with single coils at 7:58 and 10:14. You can hear the pedal with humbuckers at 9:59 , 11:00 and 11:32 :) Let me know if it helps.
You can hear the pedal with single coils at 7:58 and 10:14. You can hear the pedal with humbuckers at 9:59 , 11:00 and 11:32 :) Let me know if it helps.
What would be a good low volume amp [playing at home only] to run this into please - one that's not as expensive as your Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature!!?? 😂🤣
Sorry to ask… are you playing the ‘I want to tell you’ riff wrong on purpose? Listen again, then play it, as it was originally played, just on the A and D strings. Lot easier, and much more authentic.
@@yurita1984 To each their own. The drives you're mentioning fill a very different space on a board in my opinion. Other drives can be used as your 'main drive' (to get most of your overdriven tones, base tones, etc). The Dr Robert is a more 'specialized' drive allowing you to reach more exotic/specific tones when needed. The Dr Rob isn't really a 'do-it-all' drive, so I'm not sure why it would be compared to a TS-style pedal or a transparent OD. But, it's an amazing addition to a board for someone who wants something different than what they're getting from their normal/everyday drives.
Jump around to specific parts of the demo:
00:00 - And Your Bird Can Sing.
02:15 - Clean tone of Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature.
02:22 - Checking out the Volume control.
03:17 - Checking out the Gain knob.
04:38 - Checking out the Mids control.
06:13 - Kicking in the Mach Schau! side of the pedal.
07:21 - She Said She Said, both parts in and out of a full band context.
07:58 - Checking out the range of the Gain and Mids knobs in the Mach Schau! mode.
09:44 - Running a whole variety of different guitars through the Dr. Robert.
11:31 - Zeppelin II tones (Les Paul).
12:26 - Clean and more traditional tones (Strat).
Thank you for actually playing Beatles riffs with this pedal
I want to thank you guys for how you demo. Most demo vids on RUclips are 75-80% talking with little actual demo.
This video is sublime. Thanks so much!
Thanks!
I second that!
This is THE BEST DR ROBT PEDAL DEMO on RUclips !!
Beautifully done sir!!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the vid :)
Your cover of "And your bird can sing" is just superb. Absolutely stunning!
She Said She Said is my most favorite track on Revolver. I love the whole album, too.
Best demo I've seen of this pedal - I now fully understand it!!
:)
I'm usually a Beatles purist, but this is terrific! I'm sure George would appreciate your slide work. ;)
Nah
Thanks!
🤣
Using my fender starcaster!!! Love it!
:)
I already bought this pedal, yet I keep coming back to this video. So well done and very inspiring
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the vid :)
I love the way you play the vocal parts on the guitar.
The pedals great but your playing makes it.
Thank! Glad you enjoy the vid!
Hey great creative version of And Bird can Sing
:)
Loving your channe demo clips and always tasteful playing. This was one of the most enjoyable. On all counts. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy the videos.
I have a mini superbeetle and the dr.robert and they do sound very very similar. They both have that transistor distortion, and i didn't really notice until i got a dr.robert about a month ago. The amp just doesn't have that much gain on tap compared to the pedal.
The two don't really have any common pedigree. The Dr. Robert circuitry is an "accurate" recreation of the solid state preamp section of UL730 amp, and the Mini Super Beetle is just a solid state amp voiced to have the general "Vox tone" (chimey highs and thick mids). It's not really trying to sound like the original Super Beatle or any specific old solid state Vox.
Wow nice how mellow it can get depending on how hard you play it
🙂
Best demo ever. Bravo. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻
Thanks!
wow, really great tones. Great job!
Wow ! And your bird Can sing is just FAB !! Very Harrison .
Thanks!
A very versatile pedal
😎
Nicely done!
Thanks!
McCartney also played the lead and solo in Taxman MAN.......
Love this. Many thanks.
Good Demo thanks
Thanks :) Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Great Cover !
Thanks :) Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Absolutely the best review. What superb playing, touch.
Thanks so much :)
I just ordered one from Reverb. Thanks for this lovely video!
Have fun!
Love the Dr. Robert I bought from your a few months beck. Now sell me that Starcaster!
🤣 Glad you're having fun with the new pedal! Thanks again!
@@ElectricMojoGuitars ps. Bought a Squier Classic Vibe Starcaster. Cheapest guitar I own and close to being my absolute favorite.
@@dr_tomK Nice! Happy new guitar day!
Yes and the Zeppelin tones too bravo
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid! :)
This video is magnificent, just got one today! 100th comment!!!
Sounds great
Thanks!
Mooi spul Ton!
You should familiarize yourself with the concept of a wider range of tones by way of using your pickup selector switch.
That’s what that switch-thingy does!? I’ve been wondering for years, but at this point was too embarrassed to ask. RUclips comments save the day again. Thanks for the pro tip 👍
@@ElectricMojoGuitars You've been playing for years? At any rate, no worries, mate... glad I could help!
@@vampyros1 👍 Thanks for the engagement. I hear it helps with the RUclips algorithm.
@@ElectricMojoGuitars ikr? Saw your stats and figured I could help.
@@vampyros1 ❤ Loving this exchange. I'd love for us to spend the rest of the day throwing clever remarks at each other, but I need to get back to learning how this switch-thingy works. Thanks again for the lovely exchange 👍
Great video! Wonderful playing and tones! Question- how did you get another neck to go on the Starcaster body? I haven't found a neck to work with it...?
Hey Johnny! I had a buddy Brown Bear Guitars build a custom neck for it, you're totally right that stock necks don't fit... Definitely worth hitting Jesse up for anything you need. Stoked you dig the vid!
Beautiful sounding and looking pedal except for those horrible ugly slots on each end for attaching to a special pedalboard! What the hell?
Single coils and
humbuckers
You can hear the pedal with single coils at 7:58 and 10:14. You can hear the pedal with humbuckers at 9:59 , 11:00 and 11:32 :) Let me know if it helps.
I need this pedal!
🙂
@@ElectricMojoGuitars They are really expensive.
@@michaelmcclelland2896 I just bought one on ebay for under $300.00
can you do a lesson on And your bird can sing, specially your slide parts?
Trying out all different pickups ?
You can hear the pedal with single coils at 7:58 and 10:14. You can hear the pedal with humbuckers at 9:59 , 11:00 and 11:32 :) Let me know if it helps.
What would be a good low volume amp [playing at home only] to run this into please - one that's not as expensive as your Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature!!?? 😂🤣
Maybe a Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue?
So You are presenting a pedal call dr Robert but yet youre playing and your Bird can sing
Lol just kidding, fab video man
:)
Creo que le falto el potenciómetro de brillo
What was your rhythm presets?❤
what amp are you using or is this DI?
Two-Rock Classic Reverb Signature.
What starcaster is that? Looks like roasted neck?
I think Stu swapped the neck on this one for a neck made by Brown Bear Guitars.
Did u know if this pedal is version v1 or v2 ?
We filmed this demo with a V1.
What’s the difference between V-1 pedal and V-2 pedal?
@@sejrec56 i think almost nothing..
Sorry to ask… are you playing the ‘I want to tell you’ riff wrong on purpose? Listen again, then play it, as it was originally played, just on the A and D strings. Lot easier, and much more authentic.
This is the worst overdrive pedal sound that i've ever heard in my life!
Alright, thanks for the comment 👍 What's the best overdrive you've heard? 🤨
Then go buy a BIG MUFF
@@ElectricMojoGuitars there are many: Analogworm OD808, JHS Sweet Tea, Boss OD and other classics
@@yurita1984 To each their own. The drives you're mentioning fill a very different space on a board in my opinion. Other drives can be used as your 'main drive' (to get most of your overdriven tones, base tones, etc). The Dr Robert is a more 'specialized' drive allowing you to reach more exotic/specific tones when needed. The Dr Rob isn't really a 'do-it-all' drive, so I'm not sure why it would be compared to a TS-style pedal or a transparent OD. But, it's an amazing addition to a board for someone who wants something different than what they're getting from their normal/everyday drives.
@@ElectricMojoGuitars nice! Thanx