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Chasing Classic Amp Tones? The UAFX Enigmatic ’82 Might Be the Answer! // Overview and First Look


Join Andy as he takes you through the UAFX Enigmatic ’82 Overdrive Special Amp, a pedal that brings the legendary tones of the Overdrive Special amps to your pedalboard. In this video, we’ll dive into the key features, including dual-engine amp emulation, Jazz and Rock modes, and the highly customizable UAFX app. Whether you’re chasing the iconic sounds of John Mayer, Stevie Ray Vaughan, or Santana, this pedal delivers vintage amp tone with modern flexibility. Stay tuned for a full demo and breakdown of why this might be your next go-to overdrive pedal.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro Jam
00:31 A Short History of the Dumble Amp
01:13 Enter the UAFX Enigmatic
02:23 The Dumble Tone
03:15 Pedal Controls
05:20 Amp Controls
07:13 The Ratio Controls
08:04 Jazz & Rock Controls
08:28 Cab Emulations
09:04 UAFX App Integration
09:41 Preset Demos
11:03 Why you have to put in the work to get a great tone
13:10 Final Thoughts
15:00 Outro Jam

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23 thoughts on “Chasing Classic Amp Tones? The UAFX Enigmatic ’82 Might Be the Answer! // Overview and First Look

  • I'm waiting for a pedal that has JVM JC made hundred and a jubilee all in one pedal. That would be amazing

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  • I like how most settings preserve the pick attack and have good note separation when playing chords. Sounds really good in all the demos I've heard, including this one. Thanks!

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  • OK, it’s already been said a thousand times that we don’t all have a Dumble amp to compare this pedal to, so you can use that to say something negative or…listen to the people who have played Dumbles over the years and compare the sound, or just listen to the pedal itself and see if you just like the sound for what it is. But also, based on the track record of Universal Audio and James Santiago – the creator of these pedals – I’m pretty sure it’s a nice faithful recreation of the Dumble ODS.

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  • UA have definitely proven when they do the amp in the box thing, they generally nail it, so that isn't a surprise. The homerun move and whoever thought of it and made sure it was executed should get a bonus…the going into every detail so you can create YOUR Dumble as if you were consulting and getting one fine tuned to you. What a stroke of genius.

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  • Good demo. I have been a Dumble Dreamer for decades now. I just kept manifesting to the Universe to own one – or at least be able to touch one just once. But now… The Enigmatic has answered my dreams. Sort of. But it's such a great and perfect pedal for UA to tackle! Trust UA to be crazy & brave enough to come out with a pedal that emulates all the features of a Dumble! Close enough for me. Even before I have mine! It's on order and due for pickup in a few days and I can't wait. I actually have a friend who owns a Dumble. (True story!) He doesn't advertise the fact for obvious reasons and he and his son use it exclusively for session work. Who can blame them? Such a shame that those who are fortunate enough (and stinking rich enough!) to afford one can't even use them in public without having their own 24/7 security team. Now, I can pretend that I own a Dumble. Maybe even 2 if I like the 1st one (Enigmatic). This is exciting. Again, great demo. I liked & subscribed. BTW, you are a very tasty player. Cheers & regards from Stratford, Ontario, Canada

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  • All the discussion is about " is it accurate? Dunno, never tried one". How about just judging the tone for what it is. Is it something that gets you to the tone you want?

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  • HRM stands for"hot rod marshall" and has a better controlof the overdrive when playing chords.The drive stage has an additional tonestack (preset tone stack) in the circuit which has a similar frequency responce to the Marshall type tonestacks.

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  • Yeah, true, you don't know me…… I played a few originals because I also repaired them…. the original dumble overdive special (I fixed 4th gen amps – classic electric voicing). A real dumble cut right trough the mix….I wouldn't say it is trebly, but very bright. The "thick creamy tone known from Robben Ford is also made because of the external active fx loop and the cables from and to this "Dumblelator" which causes a natural high frequency roll off……one thing which ia a very nice feature of a Dumble amp, the hughe dynamic range of the overdrive channel – you can roll down the volume at your guitar from full blasting overdrive to almost clean tone without loosing any definition and roundness in your tone – a good simulation will do exactly that…..try it 😉

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  • I really enjoyed this video. Thank you @Noisegate ! May I ask if you were able to eventually dial in an inspiring and accurate recreation of Robben’s #102 ODS Talk To Your Daughter tone?

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  • What other amps would you like UA to emulate in a pedal? Let us know in the comments. ⬇

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  • I believe you, your insurrection if I put the amp that they're trying to reproduce the dumble and did a blindfold test with anybody and I mean anybody. They wouldn't guess which is which. Sorry it's a mythological amp. It started out with like $50,000 and now they're like $250,000 be my guest. I can reproduce all of these tones with amps. Couple pedals. It's all BS. They did a good job on the ruby. They did a good job on the dream but come on guys please this is BS

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  • I agree with you, this one is gonna be hard to tell how accurate it is. Based in the Dream, Lion, Woodrow, and Ruby which I have played the amps they model, I'm gonna guess it's very, very close. But in this case it's gonna come down to whether or not it's a tone I like. It sounds really good (great playing by the way), but I'm not certain I need it. The Dream, Lion, and Woodrow all kind of cover the tones that I would aim for with this. I will probably get it though just because I love the other pedals they make. I'm hoping they make a Mesa Mark series into a pedal (and let you pick which model).

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  • Loved the review! Would’ve wanted some more playing – you’re such a great player. Thank you✨

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