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| Name | NUX 63 Diamond Overdrive | Turn your amp into a Vox AC30 for $50! Review & Demo |
| Video Uploader | Video From Rich. Words. Music. |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 12-07-2024 15:30:30 |
| Video Discription | This is the Vox 63 Diamond: an affordable overdrive pedal based on the legendary Vox AC30 tube amplifier! Check out the 63 Diamond here: https://www.nuxaudio.com/63diamond.html Along with Fender and Marshall, Vox is one of the three amp companies that really helped define and popularize early rock and roll and its incredible overdriven – some would have said dangerous at the time! – guitar tones. Bands like The Beatles and rest of the British Invasion brought Vox to mass audiences in the 1960s, before Brian May and Queen first stood in front of walls of AC30s in the 70s. Since then, countless rock and indie groups have rocked the Vox sound, prizing its mid-rich tones and its top end chime and jangle. Now, for 2024, NUX is here with the 63 Diamond to try and bottle some of those AC30 vibes in a simple, and pretty budget friendly, Vox In A Box pedal. The 63 Diamond will set you back under $50/€50, and it’s a solid feeling pedal that takes its visual cues after Vox too. On the front panel, you get four controls: Volume (this is the gain knob), Master (which is the volume knob), and Cut – which cuts high frequencies – knobs, and a Top Boost switch. This switch, as you might have guessed, gives you a hefty boost in high end frequencies, really helping you get those chimey and jangly Vox tones we all know and love. The key question is: how good does it really sound? And can it turn my clean amp into a Vox AC30 with the press of a switch! That’s what we’re going to find out! Here, I test the 63 Diamond in as many musical styles as possible – from country, folk and indie, to pop, rock, blues, punk, metal and more – to see how it handles my riffs. I use my Fender Telecaster for single coil tones, and my Epiphone Les Paul for humbucking sounds. There’s even a couple of loops where we really twist the knobs of the pedal to see just how versatile it truly is. Here are some links to the various playing samples and info bits: 00:00 Hello! 00:12 Introduction to the 63 Diamond and also Vox 01:50 Pedal controls and features 02:54 Today’s rig and plan Pushed Clean Tones 03:49 Clean tone reference chords and turning on the 63 Diamond 04:19 Grungey droning chords 04:36 Country ballad arpeggios 04:49 Country lead sound 05:02 Soul pop riff 05:14 Ascending droning indie chords 05:27 Blues progression 05:49 Funky rhythms 06:03 Surf pop riff 06:20 British invasion riff 06:31 Strummed folk pop chords Light and Medium Overdrive Sounds 06:48 Thick indie rock rhythm chords 07:18 Droning open string indie riff 07:30 Choppy barre chords 07:48 Indie rock single note riff 08:04 Upbeat indie barre chords 08:27 Melodic indie riff 08:42 Garage rock riff 08:58 Indie octave chords 09:23 Southern rock picked arpeggios 09:43 Kings Of Leon inspired riff 09:55 Edgy indie barre chords 10:08 Queen inspired rock riff 10:26 Hendrix inspired riff 10:42 Rockabilly melodic double stops 10:56 Groovy classic rock riff 11:17 Classic rock riff 11:33 Quacky rock riff 11:42 Airbourne inspired rock riff 11:54 AC/DC inspired riff Heavy Overdrive Sounds 12:08 Van Halen inspired riff 12:27 Glam rock riff 12:47 80s rock riff 13:07 Melodic hard rock lead 13:29 More Airbourne 13:51 Foo Fighters inspired modern rock riff 14:08 Alternative rock riff 14:32 Vintage punk riff 14:47 Pop punk riff 15:09 Pop punk melodic lead riff 15:24 Punk rock power chords 15:37 Progressive rock riff (Drop D tuning) 15:52 Modern rock palm-muted chords (Drop D) 16:17 Rage Against The Machine inspired groovy riff (Drop D) 16:34 Metal chug test (Drop D) 16:51 63 Diamond as a boost into an overdriven amp 17:39 Fender Telecaster indie rock loop 20:16 Epiphone Les Paul classic rock loop 23:12 My thoughts 23:42 Things I like: sounds and versatility 26:04 Price, build quality, looks 27:13 What other similar pedals are out there? 28:45 My conclusions on the 63 Diamond and why you should buy it My setup was as follows: I ran the pedal straight into my Hughes & Kettner Black Spirit 200 head. That went from the amp’s Red Box DI straight into my Focusrite Scarlett 2i4, which went into Logic Pro X. That's it. No post-processing on the sounds was done. Oh, and I used my Boss RC-10R to play the loops. --- Get all this gear at Thomann: https://thmn.to/thocf/jkhog8l06m Get all this gear at Sweetwater: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/LXqdE0 --- Backing music from the YouTube Audio Library: Duck In The Alley – TrackTribe. #NUX #NUXPedals #OverdrivePedal #GuitarGear #Vox #VoxInABox *Note: certain links in the description are affiliate links. If you click said links and purchase anything as a result, I will receive a small commission. This doesn’t cost you anything extra, but it does help to support the channel. So, if you do that, thank you very much!* @nuxaudio yVsXUhyF-JM |
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