Guitarists looking to add the signature sound of Eric Gales' guitar rig will be thrilled with the Overloud TH-U Eric Gales Pack, an all-in-one guitar plug-in suite developed exclusively for blues-rock guitarists. The library includes some of Eric's go-to pedals, amplifiers, and cabinet setups.

TH-U's amp simulator includes both the amp modeling and capturing technologies. The Rig Models are created from real setups using Overloud's proprietary technology, which captures the response of an entire rig including the nonlinear and dynamic response of the amplifier, the cabinet, the microphones, the mic preamplifier, and the room sound.

All-In-One Guitar Plug-In Suite    Includes DV Mark Raw Dawg Signature Head    DV Mark 2x12" Vertical Cabinet    EG RAW Drive Amp Head    EG Fuzz and Shape Booster Pedals    Two 4x12" Celestion Speaker Cabinets    Includes 13 Effects    Amp Modeling and Capture Technologies

Raw Dawg, Eric Gales, is one of the most influential American blues-rock guitarist, originally hailed as a child prodigy. As of 2021, Eric has recorded eighteen albums for major record labels.

• DV Mark Raw Dawg Signature head
• DV Mark 2x12" vertical cabinet
• EG RAW Drive amp head
• EG Fuzz pedal
• EG Shape Booster pedal
• Two 4x12" Celestion-based speaker cabinets
• 13 effects including overdrive, compressor, delay, and modulation pedals

TH-U Eric Gales is a standalone, self-contained software application that includes all of the TH-U editing features including the Rig Player, the Amp Tweaks, the Tuner, and the Looper, with no need to have a preexisting TH-U license.

• The DV Mark Raw Dawg Signature head and the DV Mark 2x12" vertical cabinet have been designed in a partnership between Eric Gales and DV Mark in order to create a guitar amplifier dedicated to the blues-rock style.
• It is a one-channel head with a lot of dynamic: its built-it shaping filter, designed to add presence in a very natural way and always keep the guitar tone up in the mix, makes this amp a perfect pedal platform.

For crunch and lead parts with a rock-blues vibe, TH-U Eric Gales pack includes the EG RAW Drive head, a unique amp with a modern mid-gain design. It keeps a perfect balance on all six strings, making it particularly suited for playing chords with distortion.

• EG Fuzz is designed to recreate Eric's distortion tone while used in conjunction with the DV Mark RAW DAWG amplifier. It delivers a very distinctive tone with a lot of clarity and dynamic transients.
• The EG Shape Booster is an overdrive pedal with an integrated shaping circuit. By connecting its output to the amplifier input, it allows you to choose which frequencies will be emphasized by the amp saturation. Lower shape settings are better for warm tones with mild saturation/compression, while higher settings will help your solos stand out in the mix.

• 2x12 DV Gold 212V
• 4x12 Modern (US)
• 4x12 Green (UK)
• Amp EQ
• CAT
• Tube Nine
• RSS Compressor
• D-Delay
• D-Reverb
• 9-0’ Phaser
• AmpTrem
• CHR-2
• VCA Comp
• Tape Delay
• Wham-Me
• Cry Maybe

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these fold up?

A: We agree with Fergus W.Thank you for your interest in TASCAM products.

Q: 2. Have seen YouTube videos claiming one cannot do a mix-minus with a caller on a phone plugged into the 1/8" TRRS. The manual, states on p.23 that a mix-minus WILL occur; that the caller will get the "MAIN OUTPUT" but that "the sound from the smartphone itself is not included in those output signals." 1. Can someone confirm from experience that this is the case--mix-minus works? 2. Can someone confirm if it's possible to do a mix-minus with cell phone AND a mix-minus with something like Zoom or Skype with another person who's on a USB-connected computer? Thanks very much.

A: Mix-minus on the Tascam Model 12 Integrated Production Suite Mixer/Recorder/USB Interface does work when using a cell phone connected to the mixer's 3.5mm TRRS smartphone input. You may also be able to have a second mix-minus for a SKype or Zoom call by using the sub outputs for the audio from the computer without routing them through the main outputs. We have not tested this setup but there do seem to be videos on YouTube that show this type of setup.

Q: 3. Can the Tascam Model 12 output midi timecode?

A: Yes, the Tascam Model 12 Mixer/Recorder can output MIDI timecode while recording and during playback through the MIDI out DIN connector and through the USB connection simultaneously.

Q: 4. What computers are compatible?

A: The Sabrent TH-S3EA Thunderbolt 3 to 10G Ethernet Adapter is compatible with Windows and Mac computers with Thunderbolt 3.

Q: 5. Do the ear cups swivel in either direction ? Are they true over the entire ear or do they sit on the ear ? And would a hard of hearing person be able to hear with this model ?

A: The ear cups on the Tascam TH-02 do not swivel but they do enclose the entire ear. The closed-back design helps to cut down ambient sounds and background noise. It is difficult to say whether or not these particular headphones would work well for someone who is hearing impaired. If they wear hearing aids that fit behind the ear, the speakers will need to be approximately 1 centimeter from the hearing aid to avoid problems with feedback. They should be OK for someone who wears hearing aids that fit inside the ear canal. The best way to determine whether any headphones will be suitable for someone whether or not they are hearing impaired would be for the person to test them to make sure they sound good and are comfortable to wear. Headphones with 50mm drivers will typically fit over the ears of most users. B&H does offer a 30-day return policy, so you can try out the headphones and they are eligible for return within 30 days of purchase if they don't work out well.

Q: 6. What's the difference between the TASCAM TH-02's and Tascam TH-02B's...?

A: TASCAM's TH-02 and TH-02B are the same headphones. The "B" at the end references the black finish.

Q: 7. Does this (and the other Models) record post fader for individual tracks to the SD card? The manual mentions a "post record switch" and "When this switch is on, signals from after the MAIN fader are recorded to the SD card." That's all the info in the manual about this feature. I need to know if this switch allows recording of each channel post fader to the SD card.

A: The Tascam Model 12 Integrated Production Suite Mixer/Recorder/USB Interface appears to standardly record "pre-fader" signals to the SD card. This indicates that the signal at the input source is being recorded before it is affected further down the signal chain by EQ and individual fader level settings. There are ways to change this, such as the "POST REC Switch" you mention, which would indicate a post-fader recording of each channels "mix" level signal. The manual also mentions the ability to select the positions that recording signals are sent from each channel, including the ability to send Pre or Post Compression and Post EQ.

Q: 8. Does it be able to manually adjust link speed to 5G, 2.5G, 1G and 100M and so on ?

A: Yes, the link speed of the TH-S3EA Thunderbolt 3 to 10G Ethernet Adapter changes based on connection.

Q: 9. Would I need mic activator for Shure am 58 or Shure sm7b?

A: You will need a cloud lifter for the SM7B

Q: 10. On the model 12, does the phantom power provide to all channels altogethe or we can choose which channel being phantom powered?

A: The Phantom +48V switch on the TASCAM Model 12 Integrated Production Suite Mixer/Recorder/USB Interface activates phantom power on channels 1 to 6, 7/8, and 9/10 simultaneously. When you are using condenser mics and dynamic mics together, you can use balanced dynamic mics, which will not be affected by phantom power, however, unbalanced dynamic mics cannot be used when phantom power is enabled.