0:00 Logo Reveal (now with 100% more My Name!)
0:06 Intro Selection "Just Chance"
1:09 Greetings and Somewhat Lengthy Overview
2:08 The Compressor
2:59 The Drive
4:21 The Cabinet Simulator
4:43 The Blend Knob
5:15 The EQ
5:54 The Fancy Button Operations
6:28 The Ins & Outs
6:53 Demo Selection "Former Royalty"
7:50 "Former Royalty" Tone Process 1
9:04 "Former Royalty" Tone Process 2
10:16 "Former Royalty" Tone Process 3
11:19 Demo Selection "Rick Rokk"
12:28 "Rick Rokk" Tone Process 1
13:17 "Rick Rokk" Tone Process 2
14:20 "Rick Rokk" Tone Process 3
15:25 Brief Reprise "Just Chance"
15:38 "Just Chance" Tone Process 1
16:23 "Just Chance" Tone Process 2
17:33 "Just Chance" Tone Process 3
18:28 Final Thoughts
20:33 Logo Stinger You Were Technically Warned About
Hi folks.
The mighty Photon is the apex (for now) of the Alpha Omega approach to bass tone (and a personal favorite of the Darkglass stable). It takes the benchmark flexibility of the layered drives (the distorted Alpha and the fuzzy Omega), and adds programmable compression, EQ, drive, cabinet simulation, XLR out, DAW compatibility, headphone amp connections (pauses for breath) and that's all before you hook it up to your computer or phone to get under the hood of the studio-ready signal chain.
Also you can save three presets for easy switching.
Also it has a tuner.
Also it made me a flawless French omelette this morning.
We put the Navy Knockout to the test, and answer the question most DG fans will have the second they see the touch sensitive sliders and bright lights: Is the Photon better than the A.D.A.M.?
(spoilers: I think so)
**If you have been sufficiently swayed by this video and decide to purchase this fantastic item, please do me a solid and go here:
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It won't cost you anything extra, but it will help me keep making these exhaustively researched, painstakingly edited and creatively...created videos.
Basses:
Yamaha Custom Shop BB
Yamaha BB 2025x
Rickenbacker 4003
