Universal Audio Woodrow '55 Instrument Amplifier
Universal Audio's Woodrow '55 Instrument Amplifier is a stomp-sized emulation of the 1955 Fender Tweed Deluxe — the small-format combo amp that defined American blues, rockabilly, early rock and roll, and indie tones from Neil Young through Joe Walsh and into modern players like Brian Setzer. UA's high-resolution circuit modeling captures the tweed's signature compressed, harmonically rich breakup, paired with three speaker emulations and three microphone choices on board so players can sculpt a complete amp-cab-mic chain straight into a front-of-house desk or DAW. Stereo direct outs, MIDI control, and a road-tough metal chassis make Woodrow '55 a serious silent-stage and recording tool that delivers the unmistakable sound of a small-class tube amp pushed hard at any volume.
| Type | Effects Pedal |