Can the Anagram Guitar Essentials Match My Favorite 5150 Pedal?

How close is the Darkglass Anagram Guitar Essentials Phoebe SiSO to my fave 5150-style pedal, the Universal Audio UAFX ANTI 1992 High Gain Amp? In this video I reamp the same performance through both devices, match the settings as closely as possible and use a comparable CA V30 cab/mic sound. I compare the results in Pro Tools, explain why they initially sound different, then apply corrective EQ and listen again. The final result was much closer than I expected. I also look at the Anagram’s processing load and explain why I suspect the Guitar Essentials amp and pedal blocks may use a neural or multi-capture approach. That is my own inference based on the behavior I observed—not confirmed information from Darkglass. The video begins with a quick look at the new stereo delays that are now available free on the Anagram Marketplace. 00:00 Free stereo delays and tone intro 00:29 Meet the Phoebe SiSO 00:58 The 5150 comparison plan 01:38 Reamping setup 02:07 Matching settings and cab sound 02:31 Reamped A/B comparison in Pro Tools 04:05 First impressions 04:28 Building the corrective EQ 04:55 How the two models may differ 05:17 Why I suspect neural processing 05:43 The DSP-load clue 06:50 Final comparison and conclusion 07:19 Wrap-up #Darkglass #Anagram #UAFX #5150 #GuitarTone