Late-’60s British plexi tone on your pedalboard. The Universal Audio UAFX Lion ’68 Super Lead Amp uses the UAFX dual engine to deliver the sound of a late-’60s British 100-watt plexi in a stompbox, with three amp setups and “hot rod” amp and speaker mods.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Guitarists who want a classic amp sound for silent recording, direct-to-desk gigs, headphone practice or as a tone-shaping pedal in front of their own amp.
Specifications
| Brand | Universal Audio (UAFX) |
|---|---|
| Type | Amp emulation pedal |
| Amps | Super Lead, Super Bass, “Brown” |
| Presets | 4 onboard amp presets + Live Mode |
| Connectivity | USB-C (MIDI-over-USB, firmware), Bluetooth app control |
| Power | 9 V DC isolated, centre negative, 2.1 x 5.5 mm |
| Amp Style | Late-'60s British plexi |
Good to know
- UAFX pedals need an isolated 9 V DC, centre-negative supply with a 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel plug; Universal Audio lists 400 mA for its full-size two-footswitch UAFX pedals. A power supply is not listed as included.
- The cabinet/mic emulation can be switched off when you play into a real amp.
- Firmware updates and registration use the UA Connect app on a computer over a USB-C cable.
FAQ
Does it come with a power supply?
Universal Audio does not list a power supply as included. Use an isolated 9 V DC, centre-negative supply with enough current for this pedal.
Can I use it with my guitar amp?
Yes. Universal Audio says you can bypass the cabinet/mic emulations and use it in front of your amp for added tonal flavour and overdrive.
Can I change presets over MIDI?
Yes. The rear-panel USB-to-MIDI connection receives preset changes and realtime control of boosts, EQ and more (a compatible USB MIDI host or controller is needed).
Talk to Suhavi
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.