Pete needs to come out with a compilation album of his pedal demo tunes. I would 100% listen. Pete should also do a tutorial on how he makes (besides the guitar parts). Keep rockin', Pete!!!
I got one a few days ago and I can't stop playing since. It soinds really really good. All 3 channels are awesome. I use my headrush just for FX in send and a GE7 to shape the input sound but that's almost luxury. The pure sound on its own is the best I'va had till now (play on JCM800, 5150, Double Rectifier...). Hapy to see one of my favorite guitar youtubers talk about it. Thanks Pete.
I have been using mine at rehearsals. Replaced a DSM simplifier (which sounded good, but wanted more options) and I love it. Use it with a TC electronics plethora x5 and CabM. Really simplified my rig.
I've read in some reviews of real users that it has a fizzy sound without an inspiring tub-y sound. It's practical, with a cab Sim pedal you can go ampless, but the sound isn't the best possible. Do you confirm this?
Pete - surprised you didn’t go for the Wall of Sound Power amp simulation with EL34 simulation when demoing the Plexi - these are three preamp flavors and benefit from power amp simulation. The three band EQ section is really powerful. I had to dial back treble and mids a good deal on mine to make it sound closer to Bassman, Plexi, SLO channels. Adding good power tube saturation or emulated saturation brings out the channel flavor authenticity better than straight into clean amp like PS2 or Wall of Sound DynIR but no power tube emulation. Ultimate for me was into my Rivera tube power amp cranked up with Rockcrusher taking to line level, then reamping into real cabs. Nails the SLP, Bassman sounds, then back off the power tube saturation a bit for the SLO since most of a real SLO sound is on the preamp. It still has a sweet spot turning up power tubes pretty warm, but with no breakup on the tubes, unlike the Plexi channel. Right before breakup on Bassman channel too, to stay very clean but increase dynamic response and warmth of the Bassman. Bassman also sounds good with power tubes breaking up. Somewhat like a JTM45 cranked up. They are all very good sounding preamp channels but need the right power amp/power amp simulation to sound the most authentic to what they are modeled after. CAB M+ has that ability also to emulate power tubes. EL34’s, 6L6’s, or KT88’s sound great with all three.
Pete, your gear demos are the best. You explain the products in depth and they are easy to understand. May 2023 bring you great health and prosperity. 👍
Great demo👍 I love this pedal, I paired it with my HX Stomp for IR and some effects and output on a 12 inch FRFR Speaker also sounds great on my Creamback Cab … only thing I don‘t like is the build in V30 Cabsim … it‘s not my preferred sound.
Man, I love that Destroyer! I love your ideas as well, and you really know your tones, and how to make the most of them. It's been so inspiring watching you improve and expand over the years. Here's to many many more!
Outrageous! I really don't get people who are still fighting amp sims. Back in 2006-2010 when I was starting out, amp sims were legitimately awful and the reverse was true. I couldn't understand why people were using them. But the past 5 years or so, the rate of improvement has been insane. It's genuinely hard to tell the difference these days. Of course, you'd make a guitar plugged into a tin of beans sound awesome, but this thing sounds absolutely killer! 👌👌✌️😎🔊👀🙏
3:28 can you show the example of hooking the revolt to the cab M via midi? Coz i don’t think cab M has a midi port. The only way to switch settings on the cab M is through the bluetooth or usb port. Or maybe midi out from revolt to cab M’s usb port? Great video as always Pete, cheers from your fan from Indonesia☺️
Hands down one of the best electric guitar players in the world right here ladies and gentlemen. Shred, tonal control, riff playing, melodic improvisation are synonyms to this man\./
I imagine it would pair well with any IR loader, Two Notes, Radar, the TC mini pedal IR loader, obviously running into a power amp would work well. I just don't think its doing anything that isn't already being done by a few other manufacturers.
Hey Pete, I love your videos and have bought most of my drives on your recommendations! I also bought your IR pack and use it as my main sound live, especially the 2x12 Suhr cab! It would be really cool if you did a video, where you show us where you typically place the Microphones to get your sounds! And how you may use the enhancer in Wall of sound! Cheers dude :)
I love your playing & those killer chops. I haven’t decided what I think of this just yet. I do dig that it’s all analog. I’m slow in the digital world.
I was waiting for this. Very cool. I am considering getting one of these. It checks off everything I like 3 channels, plus a boost. I love Two Notes. I have 2 Cab M plus IR boxes. Also, 2 Torpedo Captor 8s. I love having a stereo pair of the Cab M plus. Very useful. I need to get Pete's cabs from Two Notes....
Sounded great, how do you like it compared to the Amped1 by Dept 10 Pete? I know they are very different overall, but very similar form factor. Very curious here.
I wonder if you stuck this in front of the UAFX Lion 68 could you use the cab sims on the Lion for this- I assume you could. That said- I need to stop buying stuff and make what I have work. The Lion sounds amazing- until you start abandoning the presets and trying to setup your own rig- good luck. I've never had a modeler this difficult to get good tones out of- that said, when you get them- they sound better than any other modeler I've tried.
If the tube is flashing in the footage, it's actually the LED behind it on the PCB. Analog tubes don't flash, they glow when supplied with the correct voltage. LEDs on PCBs flash at really high frequencies.
@@RossDaviesTwoNotes Ok, so it's analog and has a tube, but how does it 'emulate' the other amp types (class a vs a/b etc) if it's only got a single tube? Don't you need two tubes to do a push/pull emulation? I'm locked into thinking that all the tube can do is add a preamp type warmth and squish to the tone. What am I missing?
@@3dsman Thanks for getting in touch. ReVolt does not include a poweramp and as such the poweramp emulation is actioned as part of the analog cab sim. Let me know if this helps to clear things up and I look forward to hearing back from you!
Great review! I was wondering if this is something you would consider running into the Fryette into the Captor X you have on your desk. I mean: theoretically this would be a small, light, versatile, tube driven, stereo option. I love my Captor X and I've been thinking to what extent I could simplify my rig to a box-sized full tube circuitry into the X. Would that make any sense tonally speaking? Has anyone gone that route or is it better that I stick to my big and heavy tube amps?
Pete: when you used the Two Notes "wall of sound" plugin...how did you deal with latency. This is my fear with using a unit like this to track. It seems like you'd have to monitor directly from your AI (without any cab emulation) and then add the wall of sound afterwards?
Killer video brother...sad day man... Jeff Beck passed away 😭🙏♥️
ปีที่แล้ว
Preordered this little thing, I use it as preamp with practice amp. Sounds amazing, I have little trouble with recording it properly tough. When I use balanced out, the signal level going to my interface is too high to record dstorted sounds, even with single coils. When I use jack out to interface, sound is not as it is on headphone out. It seem like it's recording without IR, but IR is turned off. Need to figure this thing out.
Great video. Will set-ups like that be the new norm in, not only home studios, but major recording studios? Or are players and engineers still too attached to amps and pedals? Happy New Year's, Mr. Pete!
have you ever thought about offering your intro songs as backing tracks? Whether I am interested in the gear or not, I always tune in for your intro song. Also, I love jamming along with you! :)
@PeteThorn which one would you pick as a live-use clean platform only? This or the Ampster? This one has way more features which is great, but which one did you like for that purpose? Thx!
For a grab and go, I just purchased the BluGuitar Iridium. Put it on a pedal board with a tuner, WAH, Dispatch master "delay/reverb pedal", and Cabzeus IR box. Good to go.
Channel 2 sounded very good. Ch 3 rhythm through the plugin - not so much. Mushy mush, no attack. Ch 3 with the analog sim and boost sounded really nice with your lead, but you could make pretty much anything sound good when you play a lead. One thing you didn't demo was ch 1 with gain cranked. Does it do any edge of breakup tones? Thanks!
How active are the eq controls on the different channels? Wouldn't it make sense to use the wall of sound plugin's power amp section with this if it's just a preamp?
Sounds good but way overpriced. Don’t like the switches- too noisy. Wish he would start with the clean tone w/o the pedal. Clean tone at the end has heavy processing. Why does he have to play everything balls to the wall? All the tones demo’d sound the same.
I’m going to say what everyone else has. Why on earth did they not include proper IR in the box. They really missed a trick here bigtime. I would have bought it if it included this.
My suspicion is they will release one with IRs. Just like the Captor and Captor X. The Captor had no IRs and the Captor X does. There are plenty of standalone tube pres people like using in modular rigs. Victory has the same thing, tube pres and tube pres with irs….
Ross from Two notes here. Thanks for reaching out! Our thought process with ReVolt was to provide an all-analogue Amp Sim that is super versatile in terms of connecting to a myriad of different rigs. We know a lot of players already have their IR loaders - like our C.A.B. M+ - and we wanted this to be the perfect partner for these units allowing users to use the best of Digital and Analog tech! If you have any other questions, dont hesitate to let us know!
@@RossDaviesTwoNotes Hi Ross, would it make sense to plug the Revolt into a Fryette (like Pete did) into a Captor X? It would essentially be a box-sized, full-tube stereo option. Does that sound reasonable to you? I mean, I love my X and I've been contemplating the idea of simplifying my tube amp-based rig to sth smaller, still tube based, to go with the X. What would you recommend?
Off topic here Pete sorry! I've got a marshall jvm410h and find it super compressed on the gain channels, kinda strange in that it is really loud yet doesn't seem to push air? Doesn't seem to fill the room. Any tips or pedals that could help?
Think you could use 4 cable method and route the gx100 effects pre and post amp like you would with a normal amp. Then direct out of the Revolt balanced output to sound desk.
@@Gibbo1050 Just run the revolt in the loop of the GX100. Midi in from the GX100 to switch patches. That way you can use some effects pre and post the preamp! Life is good!
Another shut up and take my money moment because that sounded awesome!! This, unobtanium, imperium, and the sivtek (might have that wrong, the recent marshall in a box you did) is now on my wishlist for my birthday......great lol Jkjk sounds awesome!!
Great video. Anyway, I don't like this preamp, it sounds cold to my ears. Indeed, its best sound is when it is paired with the tube power amp, that warms it up a little bit.
Ross from Two notes here. Captor X requires a power amp to operate so will not work with ReVolt. However C.A.B. M+ is the perfect partner for this latest addition to the Two notes portfolio! Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.
Pete needs to come out with a compilation album of his pedal demo tunes. I would 100% listen. Pete should also do a tutorial on how he makes (besides the guitar parts). Keep rockin', Pete!!!
Yes
💯 %,, Pete, are you listening? ☝️😉
Agreed o❤😊
Check him out on spotify
I love mine. Went from lugging rockerverb mk3 100w head and 2x12 cab and pedalboard to putting this on my pedalboard and leaving everything else home
I think you deserve a TH-cam Grammy! I mean this is just perfection. The pedal was great btw.
Epic tune and playing. I'm always slightly jealous of that Ibanez Explorer.
I got one a few days ago and I can't stop playing since. It soinds really really good. All 3 channels are awesome. I use my headrush just for FX in send and a GE7 to shape the input sound but that's almost luxury. The pure sound on its own is the best I'va had till now (play on JCM800, 5150, Double Rectifier...). Hapy to see one of my favorite guitar youtubers talk about it. Thanks Pete.
Curious...Do you use the ReVolt live?
I have been using mine at rehearsals. Replaced a DSM simplifier (which sounded good, but wanted more options) and I love it. Use it with a TC electronics plethora x5 and CabM. Really simplified my rig.
I've read in some reviews of real users that it has a fizzy sound without an inspiring tub-y sound. It's practical, with a cab Sim pedal you can go ampless, but the sound isn't the best possible. Do you confirm this?
Pete - surprised you didn’t go for the Wall of Sound Power amp simulation with EL34 simulation when demoing the Plexi - these are three preamp flavors and benefit from power amp simulation. The three band EQ section is really powerful. I had to dial back treble and mids a good deal on mine to make it sound closer to Bassman, Plexi, SLO channels. Adding good power tube saturation or emulated saturation brings out the channel flavor authenticity better than straight into clean amp like PS2 or Wall of Sound DynIR but no power tube emulation. Ultimate for me was into my Rivera tube power amp cranked up with Rockcrusher taking to line level, then reamping into real cabs. Nails the SLP, Bassman sounds, then back off the power tube saturation a bit for the SLO since most of a real SLO sound is on the preamp. It still has a sweet spot turning up power tubes pretty warm, but with no breakup on the tubes, unlike the Plexi channel. Right before breakup on Bassman channel too, to stay very clean but increase dynamic response and warmth of the Bassman. Bassman also sounds good with power tubes breaking up. Somewhat like a JTM45 cranked up. They are all very good sounding preamp channels but need the right power amp/power amp simulation to sound the most authentic to what they are modeled after. CAB M+ has that ability also to emulate power tubes. EL34’s, 6L6’s, or KT88’s sound great with all three.
Another awesome demo . That red guitar sounds amazing ! Came for the gear stayed for the music 😊
Thanks! I was hoping you'd do a review! I got this the other day, love it for what I do, which is 95% headphone playing.
That moment at 0.37, just magic.
Pete, your gear demos are the best. You explain the products in depth and they are easy to understand. May 2023 bring you great health and prosperity. 👍
Awesome, another great demo. I can’t wait to use your tips with this in my WOS instance.
Great demo👍 I love this pedal, I paired it with my HX Stomp for IR and some effects and output on a 12 inch FRFR Speaker also sounds great on my Creamback Cab … only thing I don‘t like is the build in V30 Cabsim … it‘s not my preferred sound.
Two Notes does it again! Btw your lead phrasing is fantastic... I can hear your Eddie and Angus influence for sure... cheers
This is the Revolt video I've been waiting half a year for.
Cool riff on the Explorer at the end brother
Man, I love that Destroyer! I love your ideas as well, and you really know your tones, and how to make the most of them. It's been so inspiring watching you improve and expand over the years. Here's to many many more!
Thank u!
@@PeteThorn someone is trying to impersonate you regarding winning some prizes. How does one shut that crap down?
The built in cab sim is actually brilliant on the crunch channel and has really nice chewy mid range.
I actually like this a lot. I'm thinking about using this for most of what I use a modeler for ...
Awesome playing.👏👏 love the songs and chord progressions you write. So good!
Outrageous! I really don't get people who are still fighting amp sims. Back in 2006-2010 when I was starting out, amp sims were legitimately awful and the reverse was true. I couldn't understand why people were using them. But the past 5 years or so, the rate of improvement has been insane. It's genuinely hard to tell the difference these days. Of course, you'd make a guitar plugged into a tin of beans sound awesome, but this thing sounds absolutely killer! 👌👌✌️😎🔊👀🙏
Cool! Thanks
That's a sweet intro, Pete! Here's a comment for your effort.
3:28 can you show the example of hooking the revolt to the cab M via midi? Coz i don’t think cab M has a midi port. The only way to switch settings on the cab M is through the bluetooth or usb port. Or maybe midi out from revolt to cab M’s usb port? Great video as always Pete, cheers from your fan from Indonesia☺️
Is this a scam pete?
Great demo song!!! As always!
Damn fine tune, Pete! Thanks for that!
Hands down one of the best electric guitar players in the world right here ladies and gentlemen. Shred, tonal control, riff playing, melodic improvisation are synonyms to this man\./
Another fabulous riff.
Thanks!
I’m in ! Perfect for me! Thank you Pete 🎸🎶
I imagine it would pair well with any IR loader, Two Notes, Radar, the TC mini pedal IR loader, obviously running into a power amp would work well. I just don't think its doing anything that isn't already being done by a few other manufacturers.
Well buddy, that's a first class demo. +1 you fair pull the tones out of the pedal and top pickin. 🏴👍👍👍🥃Respect to you mate.
Sounds great Pete as per usual!
Hey Pete, I love your videos and have bought most of my drives on your recommendations! I also bought your IR pack and use it as my main sound live, especially the 2x12 Suhr cab! It would be really cool if you did a video, where you show us where you typically place the Microphones to get your sounds! And how you may use the enhancer in Wall of sound! Cheers dude :)
Sounds killer
I love your playing & those killer chops. I haven’t decided what I think of this just yet. I do dig that it’s all analog. I’m slow in the digital world.
I was waiting for this. Very cool. I am considering getting one of these. It checks off everything I like 3 channels, plus a boost. I love Two Notes. I have 2 Cab M plus IR boxes. Also, 2 Torpedo Captor 8s. I love having a stereo pair of the Cab M plus. Very useful. I need to get Pete's cabs from Two Notes....
@xpetethorn4705 I am aware of this scam. I seem to have won all kinds of stuff. I know this is not Pete Thorn trying to contact me.
The one person I've been hanging to see review this pedal...
Now thats real tone!
Now that sounds great.
Reminds me of the old Vox Tonelab pedal with the preamp tube, but they had 33 amp's and 16 cab's, no ir's though.
Man, this tune sounded fantastic!! That note at :54 is freaking beautiful!!! Pete is so musical. Absolutely loved this.
Sounds great Pete. Happy New Year bro.
Sounded great, how do you like it compared to the Amped1 by Dept 10 Pete? I know they are very different overall, but very similar form factor. Very curious here.
Great video Pete!
I wonder if you stuck this in front of the UAFX Lion 68 could you use the cab sims on the Lion for this- I assume you could. That said- I need to stop buying stuff and make what I have work. The Lion sounds amazing- until you start abandoning the presets and trying to setup your own rig- good luck. I've never had a modeler this difficult to get good tones out of- that said, when you get them- they sound better than any other modeler I've tried.
If the tube is flashing in the footage, it's actually the LED behind it on the PCB. Analog tubes don't flash, they glow when supplied with the correct voltage. LEDs on PCBs flash at really high frequencies.
Yes correct but I’m sure everyone would assume it was the tube flickering which is why I said that.
Ross from Two notes here. We can confirm that ReVolt runs 200V across the plates to get the best out of the tube!
@@RossDaviesTwoNotes Ok, so it's analog and has a tube, but how does it 'emulate' the other amp types (class a vs a/b etc) if it's only got a single tube? Don't you need two tubes to do a push/pull emulation? I'm locked into thinking that all the tube can do is add a preamp type warmth and squish to the tone. What am I missing?
@@3dsman Thanks for getting in touch. ReVolt does not include a poweramp and as such the poweramp emulation is actioned as part of the analog cab sim. Let me know if this helps to clear things up and I look forward to hearing back from you!
Nice tune Pete!!
Thanks!
Hi Pete! Nice job. Thank you for the informations. I know that it's a weird question but can you tell me where you buyed your chair?
I subscribed. I love your videos.
Great review! I was wondering if this is something you would consider running into the Fryette into the Captor X you have on your desk. I mean: theoretically this would be a small, light, versatile, tube driven, stereo option.
I love my Captor X and I've been thinking to what extent I could simplify my rig to a box-sized full tube circuitry into the X. Would that make any sense tonally speaking? Has anyone gone that route or is it better that I stick to my big and heavy tube amps?
This thing sounds GOOD. If it had built in reverb I'd be set with it as a backup unit.
7581a = almost 10 more watts vs 6l6gc
i use them in my 71 twin
Pete: when you used the Two Notes "wall of sound" plugin...how did you deal with latency. This is my fear with using a unit like this to track. It seems like you'd have to monitor directly from your AI (without any cab emulation) and then add the wall of sound afterwards?
If you have a fast computer and can set it for 64 samples or so, latency is not a problem. Doesn’t bother me at all.
Killer video brother...sad day man... Jeff Beck passed away 😭🙏♥️
Preordered this little thing, I use it as preamp with practice amp. Sounds amazing, I have little trouble with recording it properly tough. When I use balanced out, the signal level going to my interface is too high to record dstorted sounds, even with single coils. When I use jack out to interface, sound is not as it is on headphone out. It seem like it's recording without IR, but IR is turned off. Need to figure this thing out.
Great video. Will set-ups like that be the new norm in, not only home studios, but major recording studios? Or are players and engineers still too attached to amps and pedals? Happy New Year's, Mr. Pete!
One day Pete will figure out this guitar thing, maybe? 😂❤
Sounds amazing. There’s too much great gear out there now. Trying hard to buy it all.
have you ever thought about offering your intro songs as backing tracks? Whether I am interested in the gear or not, I always tune in for your intro song. Also, I love jamming along with you! :)
Revoltingly delicious!
for me it's a great pedal for a great clean tone first
Pete have you consider recording videos in 1080p 60fps?
And vs Blackstar ht metal and dept 10 ?
@PeteThorn which one would you pick as a live-use clean platform only? This or the Ampster? This one has way more features which is great, but which one did you like for that purpose? Thx!
The only trouble is Pete seems completely incapable of ever getting a bad sound no matter what gear haha.
for me Blackstar gave me my sound so i just want the first channel
For a grab and go, I just purchased the BluGuitar Iridium. Put it on a pedal board with a tuner, WAH, Dispatch master "delay/reverb pedal", and Cabzeus IR box. Good to go.
Channel 2 sounded very good. Ch 3 rhythm through the plugin - not so much. Mushy mush, no attack. Ch 3 with the analog sim and boost sounded really nice with your lead, but you could make pretty much anything sound good when you play a lead. One thing you didn't demo was ch 1 with gain cranked. Does it do any edge of breakup tones? Thanks!
So, can the Revolt be used without IR?
How active are the eq controls on the different channels? Wouldn't it make sense to use the wall of sound plugin's power amp section with this if it's just a preamp?
Pete: “…and then you’ve got your midi in and out…”
Me: [shakes head vigorously as if in understanding]
You know, Midi. For midi stuff! 👀
How long. before UA sends Two Notes a C&D letter.... Pretty close to the UA Volt and in the same space.
There are many of us who are happy there are no IRs - making the ReVolt able to live longer than the current generation IRs.
Sounds good but way overpriced. Don’t like the switches- too noisy. Wish he would start with the clean tone w/o the pedal. Clean tone at the end has heavy processing. Why does he have to play everything balls to the wall? All the tones demo’d sound the same.
Its 100 bicks cheaper than the competition and Pete sounds like Pete.. @@Bob-jl2oe
Incredible sound, nice, gg
All analog and cab sim nice, pedal for studio or live 🙂
i have a hk tube factor
Did you use a noise gate when using ch2 and ch3? Do you recommend using a noise gate with this pre-amp?
Another awesome intro! Gave me Tesla vibes.
That looks like the ultimate guitar chair… what is it?
I would choose the Revolt any day over the Amptser. Way more character.
Did you try them both or just by Pete's demos? Can't decide on one of them.
I’m going to say what everyone else has. Why on earth did they not include proper IR in the box. They really missed a trick here bigtime. I would have bought it if it included this.
My suspicion is they will release one with IRs. Just like the Captor and Captor X. The Captor had no IRs and the Captor X does. There are plenty of standalone tube pres people like using in modular rigs. Victory has the same thing, tube pres and tube pres with irs….
Ross from Two notes here. Thanks for reaching out! Our thought process with ReVolt was to provide an all-analogue Amp Sim that is super versatile in terms of connecting to a myriad of different rigs. We know a lot of players already have their IR loaders - like our C.A.B. M+ - and we wanted this to be the perfect partner for these units allowing users to use the best of Digital and Analog tech! If you have any other questions, dont hesitate to let us know!
@@RossDaviesTwoNotes Hi Ross, would it make sense to plug the Revolt into a Fryette (like Pete did) into a Captor X? It would essentially be a box-sized, full-tube stereo option. Does that sound reasonable to you? I mean, I love my X and I've been contemplating the idea of simplifying my tube amp-based rig to sth smaller, still tube based, to go with the X. What would you recommend?
As I understand this pedal is a preamp so you still need a power amp pedal to push volume into a passive cab or I’m completely lost?
Off topic here Pete sorry!
I've got a marshall jvm410h and find it super compressed on the gain channels, kinda strange in that it is really loud yet doesn't seem to push air? Doesn't seem to fill the room.
Any tips or pedals that could help?
I was wondering how I might use this with just a gx100 going direct for live
Think you could use 4 cable method and route the gx100 effects pre and post amp like you would with a normal amp. Then direct out of the Revolt balanced output to sound desk.
@@Gibbo1050 Just run the revolt in the loop of the GX100. Midi in from the GX100 to switch patches. That way you can use some effects pre and post the preamp! Life is good!
@@peterschaefer1665 Thanks!
That Destroyer ... 🤤
so many great tones! Anxiously awaiting the Fart Pedal unboxing and tone video
Cool!
Another shut up and take my money moment because that sounded awesome!! This, unobtanium, imperium, and the sivtek (might have that wrong, the recent marshall in a box you did) is now on my wishlist for my birthday......great lol Jkjk sounds awesome!!
Hey anyone got a Solution that tamrs the fizzyness on the third channel Soldano
“Even some open back cabinet sounds.” Thanks for slumming a bit. 😂
Awesome as always!!!! You have amazing talent and make everything sound great. I bet you could even make the fart machine amazing. LOL
check out NOS tubes
how well does this take pedals?
Great video. Anyway, I don't like this preamp, it sounds cold to my ears. Indeed, its best sound is when it is paired with the tube power amp, that warms it up a little bit.
Bruh stop it with these tasty ass tunes just for pedal demos.
I thought Cab M didn’t have midi switching. Can anyone confirm?
Ross from Two notes here. We can confirm that C.A.B. M+ does not include MIDI integration.
Does/Can the revolt talk to the captor X?
Ross from Two notes here. Captor X requires a power amp to operate so will not work with ReVolt. However C.A.B. M+ is the perfect partner for this latest addition to the Two notes portfolio! Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.
Thought it was Tom Cruise playing guitar!!!!!😮
Amt ss11 : 🥱🥱
The song sounds a little bit like Rush
I have this.. sorry for soldano chanel