As a "UPS man" I'll tell you that the estimated arrival time is meaningless. It's probably based on how the computer sets up the stops, but most of us don't follow it because it'll have us drive across town four or five times during throughout the day, and delivering the same neighborhood three times without finishing... Helpful tip: If it's something you really want quickly in the day and you know where he is, feel free to bring your ID with you and ask him if he has a delivery for your address! He won't be upset or annoyed unless it's before 10:30 a.m.
I’ve gotten to know my UPS driver. He’s a super nice guy. He gave me his number and let me know that I could reach out anytime if I had a delivery coming. I just hammed it up a bit for this video. Marcel - if you’re watching I didn’t mean it! 😅
Well I’ve had access to it for a few hours (before I left town for the holidays). It takes quite a bit of time/effort to make a full on review/demo 🤷🏻♂️
I do not think it can profile (currently). But the TONEX pedal can’t capture amps on its own either - you need a capture box to do that. It plays Kemper profiles, which you can make with a KPA head or stage.
@@worshiptutorials technically you dont even need the capture box, just something that can re amp from your interface. but the capture box does make it way easier to capture.
@@bmcash3411 you can capture just the amp part and not the cab. Then use ur UA ox as your cab. I am pretty sure to to keep the load on your amp you can have the ox plugged in the amp head and just capture the head itself but I would have to look more into that.
@@hon8177better than Tonex? These things are subjective, but we think Tonex is closer to the actual amps (we think it’s the closest of any modeling/capturing platform currently available, actually). In reality, they’re all super close. You could take Kemper, QC, Tonex, and HX Stomp (using the tone match IR’s), and most people would be hard pressed to tell the difference.
