Get out of your own lock welcome back to the channel. Thank you for tuning in again today. If you have clicked on this thumbnail, that is because you also have the new Boss IR2 and you can do something really, really awesome with it. I'm going to show you right now. If you go to the IR2 software, which I have up on the screen now, it comes up in this window. But if you go to the editor window, you can change it. It's from amp on and cab on to amp on and cab off. So effectively, what this is going to do now is turn off all the IRs and the speaking cabinet modeling so that you can go direct into the effects loop return of any valve amp or a katana or JC 120 or anything like that and use the Boss IR2 as a preamp so you can have a selection of different amps to choose from all going into the one valve amp. So as you can see here as well, there is also a few different pre-selected outputs that you can use for various tube amps and X-Tone amps. You can turn it 100 to JC 120. They've got all sorts of built in. I'm going to leave mine online and just leave this one here on amp on and cab off and see how we go. I'll go over to the main studio now and see how it sounds. All right, so I've managed to plug this in. What I've done today is I'm going into the katana that is behind me. You can't see it because I'm chubby. There it is. Now what I've done is I've gone into the power amp in now. This, I'll show you a diagram. This is where I plugged in. So this is essentially just bypasses all the front end, all of the effects and everything and just runs straight into the power amp which then powers the speaker and that is pretty much what you're hearing. Now this is the same on any other amp. Here's another amp. This is like a Laney amp that has a fixed loop return. You can just plug into the seat. You can plug into the return and you can just use the power amp section and the speaker which is totally awesome. This works on any single guitar amp that has an effect loop which is super, super cool. So now what it lets you do is the IR2, let's use all of the preamps because I've got the speaker cabinet. Again, just reiterating about the speaker cabinet turned off the IR's, turned off in this pedal. So now I can just use the tone stack and the preamps in this pedal. So let's me use all the different amp models that let's me use. I've got that really nice clean one. This is really cool to expand the use of the boss IR2. Now if you're not just going to go direct on your board if you still want to have some stage volume but you want to use all the preamps and the reverb. On the pedal if you want to use all the different amp models, I think this is a really good way to do it. Anyway here you go. So what I'm going to do now just to finish off is just give you a listen to some of the different amps in here and punch them dirty and do it as well. Alright, this first one is the clean. We're going to do the clean setting. The next one is the twin. The super distortion of feedback is so much fun. This is the diamond one. This is the Vox AC30 sending one. It doesn't really like the distortion too much. It does take overdrive really well though. Now we're random into some of the high gain amps. So much fun. Right round into the heaviest one. Anyway, I enjoyed that. If you've already bought this pedal you're just using it as a direct pedal or as a headphone amp or something like that. Here is another really cool option for you to use. All 10 preamps sounds and use them as an actual guitar amp. I hope you found this useful. I'm on to another version of this with an actual valve amp. I've got a couple of victory amps that have FX loops on them. The Marshall Astoria, that way. Marshall Astoria behind me does not have an FX loop in it so I couldn't use it. Well, so what we can do, thank you for your time. My thumbs up, likes and subscribe. We really appreciate all of everything you do for the channel. If you've got this far, thank you very much. We'll see you in the next video. Bye. you