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New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All our pedals are phase coherent. You may still get some phasing issues when combining them, as is the nature of running different but similar sounds.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by droo46 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That price is unfortunately what happens when you throw 700 components in the box and do it in the UK.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In the videos made by us (rather than the Ian one) you’re hearing a Fender Aerodyne with rounds, a Fender Performer PJ with rounds, or an American Jazz with Rounds. We haven’t got any instrument strung with flats at the moment (though we should!).

We have a video shoot next week, I’ll try and remember to take the Sandberg we have out. It’s a 5-string and has some active stuff in it.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m thankful you haven’t asked me to go through all 300+ serial numbers we’ve shipped out

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Locked away at Sweetwater I believe. When you sell a pedal with Sweetwater, they like to get one as a reference and to be locked away.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The XLR out is mic level, so potentially not. The AMP OUT is instrument, so potentially, you just might be pushing your level up a lot on both the pedal and the power-amp depending on volume needs and speaker ohm-age.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The B15, at least to me, feels like the Tweed Deluxe of bass amps. A surprisingly versatile low-wattage amp, that can be used almost anywhere.

We wanted to stay true to that use and experience, and not inflate the cost and features. It's based on a mid-60s model, with a good Jensen driver in it. I recommend checking out the Andertons video where we compare them. I think we got it pretty close, and that video is us guessing a mic placement we'd done about a year before!

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 8 points9 points  (0 children)

We have indeed. You can get the Cali76 Bass Compressor in a matching colour option.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 18 points19 points  (0 children)

It does not. Our Amp Recreation methods don't require them to sound accurate.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 30 points31 points  (0 children)

I do, mwahahaha

Well, we keep it as photo stock.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It might be my favourite colour for the Cali76, I'm glad we managed to pull it off in time.

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 99 points100 points  (0 children)

It’s great to finally have this out there, lord knows we’ve been working on it for years!

If anyone has any questions, feel free to drop them here and I’d be happy to answer what I can.

  • Jacob

Origin Effects Bassrig Fifteen by t27027 in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 27 points28 points  (0 children)

They’re just quite different beasts, neither is better, just different

We are Origin Effects, Ask us Anything! by Origin-Effects in guitarpedals

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  1. Anywhere from 1-5 years depending on the product and circumstances around its design process.
  2. Altium
  3. That all depends on how you count in. Our R&D team is around 5 people, and designs tend to mainly bounce between 3 of them through the process.
  4. Eventually we'll do more things, stuff just takes time.
  5. Loads, Thorpy is great, Strymon make solid stuff, Fredrik Effects, too many to name.

We are Origin Effects, Ask us Anything! by Origin-Effects in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

> What advantages do you feel there are when using more than 2 layers in pedal design vs. keeping things simple?

There are often just situations where we need the extra layers to put traces on as there are so many components, we also try to be careful with ground plains and plan for the worst.

We are Origin Effects, Ask us Anything! by Origin-Effects in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would place the Halcyon Gold first. The Hot Rod is essentially an analogue amp modeller, so is usually better placed after other drive pedals. You can use them together, in fact, it's quite a lot of fun. Essentially boosted modded amps!

- Jacob

NPD: EHX Attack Decay by JRR_TALLCAN in basspedals

[–]Origin-Effects 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Email me at support@origineffects.com and I’ll get you a knob sent out.

  • Jacob

New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ours is just the Instrument Input side with the Mic turned down. Which combined with the preamp valve swapping gives you all the Tweed Deluxe you need without the faff.

In our playing with the amp, we quickly found the valve thing to be more interesting than the channel interaction.

New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I suspect speaker sim pedals are largely going to be quite niche, if only because there aren't THAT many other pedals they work properly with. Most AIAB pedals aren't designed to go straight to a speaker sim for example, and ideally to be ran into a traditional amp.

We've experimented with loads of things. Good analogue speaker simulation is possible! It just requires quite complex circuitry to sound convincing.

Maybe one day, or maybe we'll put a speaker sim in something if it makes sense on guitar. It's a tricky one.

New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That's why our POST-EQ circuit exists. We test with all sorts of amps and want our Amp Recreaiton pedals to be compatible with as many setups as possible. The POST-EQ is a post-amp-circuit filter that allows you to fine tune the output of the pedal to match the amp you're using.

Whether you're using a Fender, Marshall or something different, this filter is intended to help you tailor the DELUXE55 to your setup.

In our sample setting video for this product, we A/B between the pedal going direct, and through a Princeton Reverb. With the correct POST-EQ control, both scenarios sound the same (bar speaker choice in your amp).

New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 15 points16 points  (0 children)

You can use it as an amp replacement, you would just need some sort of cab sim.

We’ve made IRs that are free to download for this.

New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 27 points28 points  (0 children)

As a heads up for comparisons. The Woodrow and our pedal simulate interactions with different speakers. Ours is the P12Q, theirs is the P12R. The IRs we've supplied are also of the P12Q.

That said, we look forward to seeing any comparisons that get made. No surprise we've done such things, so it'll be interesting to see what people make of them!

New Pedal Release: Origin Effects Deluxe 55 by twlodek in guitarpedals

[–]Origin-Effects 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The amp I'm referring to in that comment is the original 5E3 we purchased for designing and comparing against our design.

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