Ox Box Attenuator Review at Tami Jake blog

Ox Box Attenuator Review. The ox is designed to accept a speaker‑level input from a tube guitar amp — there’s no amp modelling on board — whilst. This works separately to the headphones and line out/mono outputs, which have their own volume controls. In some cases, the ox influence isn't exactly subtle. Unsurpassed effects, intuitive operation, and a diverse set of speaker emulations elevate this top box to industry standard status. Universal audio’s ox amp top box captures real tube amp tones via a direct signal. We reviewed the ox almost exactly two years ago. Next comes the ox’s speaker volume attenuator control, which has five different levels of loudness, plus an ‘off ’ setting. It’s a speaker load box/power attenuator paired with microphone/cabinet/room modeling software, plus a few modeled effects. Ox software has a lot of great ir cabs and effects that you can customize. With the ox, universal audio has used its expertise in both fields to create a reactive attenuator combined with highly sophisticated speaker, cabinet, microphone and classic effect. The three devices reviewed here cover similar territory as universal audio's $1,299 ox amp top box. The attenuator is okay but wish it had more output settings (the volume jump from 1 to 2 is pretty.

With the ox, universal audio has used its expertise in both fields to create a reactive attenuator combined with highly sophisticated speaker, cabinet, microphone and classic effect. Unsurpassed effects, intuitive operation, and a diverse set of speaker emulations elevate this top box to industry standard status. It’s a speaker load box/power attenuator paired with microphone/cabinet/room modeling software, plus a few modeled effects. The ox is designed to accept a speaker‑level input from a tube guitar amp — there’s no amp modelling on board — whilst. We reviewed the ox almost exactly two years ago. In some cases, the ox influence isn't exactly subtle. Universal audio’s ox amp top box captures real tube amp tones via a direct signal. This works separately to the headphones and line out/mono outputs, which have their own volume controls. The attenuator is okay but wish it had more output settings (the volume jump from 1 to 2 is pretty. The three devices reviewed here cover similar territory as universal audio's $1,299 ox amp top box.

Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box Attenuator 2019 Present Reverb

Ox Box Attenuator Review With the ox, universal audio has used its expertise in both fields to create a reactive attenuator combined with highly sophisticated speaker, cabinet, microphone and classic effect. With the ox, universal audio has used its expertise in both fields to create a reactive attenuator combined with highly sophisticated speaker, cabinet, microphone and classic effect. It’s a speaker load box/power attenuator paired with microphone/cabinet/room modeling software, plus a few modeled effects. Universal audio’s ox amp top box captures real tube amp tones via a direct signal. The attenuator is okay but wish it had more output settings (the volume jump from 1 to 2 is pretty. Unsurpassed effects, intuitive operation, and a diverse set of speaker emulations elevate this top box to industry standard status. This works separately to the headphones and line out/mono outputs, which have their own volume controls. Ox software has a lot of great ir cabs and effects that you can customize. We reviewed the ox almost exactly two years ago. Next comes the ox’s speaker volume attenuator control, which has five different levels of loudness, plus an ‘off ’ setting. The ox is designed to accept a speaker‑level input from a tube guitar amp — there’s no amp modelling on board — whilst. The three devices reviewed here cover similar territory as universal audio's $1,299 ox amp top box. In some cases, the ox influence isn't exactly subtle.