M-VAVE PD38 Mini Universe Reverb Pedal "Multiverse" Demo (Les Paul version - Take 02)

Signal Chain: Guitar -- R-24-- PD38 --- Cuvave Cube Baby (mainly on cabinet simulation mode w/ minimal delay) Guitar Tuning: Drop C# I have mentioned on my previous 'PD38' video that it was cut short by a bit over 2 minutes from the intended duration all because my phone's battery died towards the end of the video shoot. And that, i have also mentioned that i was lazy to do another take on it during that time. However... I have also mentioned that the PD38 "doesn't want a saturated/overdriven amp AFTER it" as well, because the positioning itself puts the pedal(s) at a disadvantage as they create some sort of a white noise upon turning it on. Hence, a super clean channel is recommended when using this pedal in front of an amp. So, it's either that, or just put the PD38 in between the amp's send/return loop, should you want a natural overdrive direct from the amp instead. Finally, today, i got an opportunity to somehow duplicate the latter mentioned 'send-return' signal path through the aide of my Joyo R-24 Rigel pre-amp. Notice how quieter the PD38's had become soon as i've positioned them AFTER the R-24, versus whenever i'd engage the cube baby's internal preamp channel... For direct monitoring from the 'cube baby', I'm using an ATH-M20X headphones by Audio Technica. However, a parallel out also directly coming from the 'cube baby' itself goes to the audio input of my phone, which is just an old Samsung J6+ unit. And, upon transferring the 'ATH' into the 'J6' for previewing, there really isn't much variance at all. BUT, soon as I've watched the file/video from my desktop, which drives a pair of Bose Companion 2 Series II monitors, the discrepancies in audio quality is fairly large. Apparently, the 'ATH' trumps the 'companions' this time around, though. Hence, quite likely, the tone you'll be hearing from your end may not give justice to how i've heard the pedal when i had it tested through my own system.