Hey guys it's Reggie from Fred Junkies and we are back. It's been a day or two since we've done upload. We've been really busy here. We're about to go straight into the video and the video is about getting Lesley Tombs from a Univive. Univive to originally created to be a full Lesley and I've recently been really looking into this and I think I've come across a way that really does get those Lesley Tombs at the Univive. Some Univives will be better at it than others but yeah we're going to look at today. We're going to look at the Horethia Berkeley. This unit's got sent out. This is a prototype. I'm not ready for release or anything yet but this is a very very good Univive. I'll be doing a full in that video on this coming up but I got so excited by the Lesley Tombs at this along before I do this video and show you. I'm not going to do much talking. I'm just going to do a little bit of playing and like I said there will be a full in depth review to come. I'll leave the details below but yeah if you want to get Lesley Tombs out of your Univive I suggest trying knocking the intensity almost right down just so you can hear it and ramping your speed up volume always times you know and on the course then. Put a bit of a delay in there if you can and some heavy reverb and you can get some pretty convincing Lesley Tombs. So yeah this video is just showing you I'll try to show you how to you know coax those Lesley Tombs out of your Univive which is what originally Shane designed them for. So yeah let's do no more talking. Get straight into it, get straight into the Tombs. Make sure to subscribe like and share where you can guys. It's going to be plenty more content coming up. I've got a lot of pedal reviews to get done and there this is a very good little unit. Small footprint amazingly built. The stuff over from Herifio is always quality and on point. I've got the Roland Chorus E1 on ensemble and that's just fantastic. There'll be a link to that as well somewhere but yeah let's not talk no more. Let's get straight into the video. Okay it's Richie from Fredrick. He's thanks for being here and I will see you soon. Peace!