Universal Audio Announces New UAFX OX Stomp Dynamic Speaker Emulator
Pedal puts OX Amp Top Box's award-winning speaker cabinet, microphone, and room emulation into a portable package.
SCOTTS VALLEY, CA • SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 — Universal Audio Inc. (UA), a worldwide leader in audio production tools including the popular Apollo and Volt audio interfaces, UAD plug-ins, and UA microphones, is proud to introduce OX Stomp Dynamic Speaker Emulator, the fourteenth pedal in the award-winning UAFX lineup.
Built upon powerful UAFX dual-engine processing and UA’s world-leading analog modeling, OX Stomp gives guitarists three-dimensional, album-ready guitar tones with authentic-sounding cabinets, mics, room modeling, and studio-quality effects, making it the perfect companion for any amp modeler, in studio or on stage.
"When we released the original OX Amp Top Box, we were thrilled to see the demand from guitarists who appreciated the sonic authenticity of our modeling," said Tore Mogensen, Senior UA Product Manager. "At the same time, some guitarists didn't need the reactive load box feature of OX — they just wanted the cabinet, mic and room emulations. OX Stomp hits that nail on the head, and lets them take their tone to the next level."
OX Stomp Dynamic Speaker Emulator – $399
The stereo guitar pedal features Dynamic Speaker Modeling with 22 speaker cabs, six vintage microphones, and full-featured studio-quality reverb, delay, EQ, modulation, and 1176 compression effects via the UAFX Control app.
Key Features:
- The most authentic sounding speaker, cab, mic, and room tones ever emulated in a stompbox.
- Dynamic speaker modeling including speaker breakup, drive, and cone cry
- Over 100 curated RIGs perfect for any amp emulator or genre for endless inspiration
- Studio-quality effects including genuine UA 1176 compression, plate reverb, EQ, and stereo delay (dual, crossover, ping-pong) for perfectly produced tones
- UAFX Control app for fine-tuning mics, effects, and footswitch configurations
- Silent switching, buffered bypass, analog dry through
*OX Stomp is designed for instrument and line level only — it's not a speaker load or power attenuator. OX Stomp Dynamic Speaker Emulator requires a modern 400 mA isolated power supply (sold separately).
Learn more about UAFX guitar pedals:
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Learn more about OX Stomp Dynamic Speaker Emulator:
www.uaudio.com/guitar-pedals/ox-stomp-dynamic-speaker-emulator.html
About Universal Audio Inc.
Universal Audio (UA) is a pioneer in audio and music production tools, with a rich 60-year history of craftsmanship and innovation. UA today enables millions of audio and music creators worldwide, with industry‑standard Apollo and Volt recording interfaces, UAD plug‑ins, UAFX pedals, advanced audio machine learning, LUNA recording suite, and UA Custom Shop hardware. UA is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with passionate employees worldwide – united by our goal of "Inspiring Sound for Generations."/em>
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