Universal Audio Ox: Reactive load attenuator and guitar cabinet emulator

Universal Audio has always been a leader in high-quality analog hardware for recording, but over the last couple years, they have been making great strides in digital technology and integration of software and hardware. The new Universal Audio OX is the perfect combination of analog and digital, and is a must have for every guitar player, studio owner, and live music venue.

OX is a premium reactive load box, which allows you to crank your tube amp up to its ideal sweet spot but keep it at a reasonable playback level. Integrated with state of the art software, and Universal Audio’s breakthrough dynamic speaker modeling, you are able to model a variety of classic speaker cabinets, classic dynamic, ribbon and condenser microphones, reverbs and delays, room tones, EQ, and compression. It’s the world’s finest boutique speaker attenuator and guitar amp recording solution.

Get the ultimate tone out of your tube amp - anywhere, and at any volume. You can pair your amp to the world's best reactive load, with boutique UA analog quality built for years of home and studio use. Instantly audition dozens of the album-quality mic and guitar cabinet setups with front panel "Rig" control. Get authentic "edge of destruction" tones complete with speaker breakup and cone cry, thanks to UA Dynamic Speaker Modeling

Features:

• Premium, no-compromise analog reactive load box for tube guitar amps
• Five finely-tuned guitar amp attenuation levels from off, to whisper quiet, to full band volume
• Front-panel “Rig” control for instant, album-quality mic and speaker cabinet emulations
• UA Dynamic Speaker Modeling emulates speaker breakup and cone cry
• World-class Universal Audio EQ, compression, delay, and reverb effects built-in
• Selectable 4, 8, and 16-Ohm operation
• Front-panel Headphone out for silent practice with cranked tones
• Balanced TRS line outs, and S/PDIF digital outputs for stereo recording
• Pair with OX mobile or desktop app over Wi-Fi for editing and saving presets