Two Notes Torpedo C.A.B. M Speaker Simulator Pedal Demo
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2019
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The Torpedo C.A.B. M takes Two Notes’ acclaimed cabinet emulation technology and packs it into a pedalboard-friendly enclosure. Thanks to this speaker cabinet emulator pedal, you can bypass your guitar or bass amplifier’s cabinet while preserving every ounce of your tone and spatial dimension. This pedal is loaded right out of the box - you get 32 guitar and bass cabinets, eight power amplifiers, eight microphones, and eight rooms.
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I just got this and I’m just gonna say that this is a game changer. I’m running a Kemper stage into this m plus to get a double amp sound with specific settings so it doesn’t sound weird and get phasing issues. Then out to my boss rc 1 loop station. I have to say this…….THIS IS THE COOLES THING EVER! My tone went from 100 to 10,000!!’ I have super complete control.
I just got one of these through your eBay store. Sweetwater Music is great. I love this CAB M. Running it with Hotone Ampero and it brought the Ampero to a whole other level of good sound and reactive, dynamic feel while playing. As always, you guys sent candy too.
I'm not certain - but it seems like if y'all change the Shutter speed on the camera - which is recording/filming anything with LEDs (or a display which has lights, etc) - that may lessen the strange "warble" effect of (said) LEDs / lights
I could be wrong about that - just my humble opinion
Good video, though - thanks for sharing with us!
In the diagram you show head with an out and a cab with an in, then you mention you used a Fender deluxe amp. It would have been great if you could simply show in the video how you hooked up your combo amp since there always isn't a clear amp "out" and speaker "in".
So good Mesa used their chips in their cab sim pedal lol ;)
Good Review , But what are you blubbering at 4:10 ......hahahahaha epic
That is the ever elusive vocal Flubble.
Don't you need any sort of preamp pedal to get a proper sound using the second method mentioned?
5:43 for silent practice I can just plug in a headphones (if I don't use real amp), isn't it?
yes you can, better if you have a preamp type pedal in front
Could you place this in the effects loop of an amp and run power amp simulation, and just turn down the real power amp to next to nothing?
Yes it works, make sure no signal is going into the power amp and you should be fine, keep the cabinet connected.
Can I connect this straight in to boss katana mk
Great video! how do you use this with a combo?
You can only do that if the combo has an FX loop. Plug the FX send into the input of the cab m, and the speaker out of the cab m into the FX return. That way you can feed your preamp's signal do the cab m, and keep it coming back to the power amp and speaker of the combo.
No you can use it with a combo, it just has to be a straight forward one channel design without a Master. That would make no sense to build something like this and kill 75% of the market out there. All those bedroom players with there combo amps. Nope nope nope I can’t let you kill the Dream bra lol
Can you connect the cab m into your guitar cabinet speaker and play like that? Using the pedal as a power amp into a real cabinet?
Thanks for your question! The C.A.B. M doesn't have a power amp built in to it, so it won't power your cab. If you have a powered speaker or cab, you can connect this directly. Otherwise, you would need a power amp in between the C.A.B. M and your guitar cab. Reach out if I can help further!
Connor Smith, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1793, connor_smith@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater instead of the amp, could you use a preamp pedal like le clean into the cab m then into a speaker cab?
I'm assuming I could route my pedal board into this then out to a powered monitor like a JBL EON with good results?
Hi and thanks for your message, hope you're well and safe.
The routing path you listed is exactly the use scenario for the the CABM. Front Of House mixer, Recording interface, Full Range Flat Response speaker (like the EON) are all wonderful companions. The CABM has power amp, speaker and mic options to help you dial in your sound.
Please contact us direct with other questions as you have them!
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
Can I connect it with a "digital combo amp". Is it still mandatory for me to have a load box for a connection between the pedal and the combo amp? (I am having a Blackstar ID:CORE100)
The Two Notes Torpedo C.A.B. M Speaker Simulator Pedal really shines when using with a tube amplifier or bypassing pedals altogether and going straight to PA systems. Your Blackstar amp has an emulated output on the back of it that, in some way, functions like the C.A.B. M does. Without knowing more about your application, I would either pass on this one or buy it and don't use it with your Blackstar. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me anytime. Thanks for the interest!
Chris Arnold, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1709, chris_arnold@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater I was looking at the Captive X not sure how I wound up here. 2nd Hans smoke I guess. I am ready to pull the trigger on the 16 ohm version but I have a one channel Goodsell hand made amp. I should be fine with the captive X and it being a combo amp. I could take the chassis out and set to next to the speaker then if have a cab and a head. Now what do I do ?
Is it possible to wire in the line out of the torpedo cab straight to the input of a combo amp instead in an inferface??
Hi Anthony, thanks for your question! Happy Holidays, hope you're safe and well.
While you can absolutely physically connect the output of the Torpedo C.A.B. M to the input of a combo amp, it's not the designed use for it. Since the C.A.B. M takes the speaker output of an amp and has power amp and speaker and mic emulations, passing that signal into another amp's preamp/power amp/speaker cabinet defeats the purpose of the product, and won't create a very pleasing sound. Better to use as shown in the video, or into a Full Range Flat Response powered PA speaker.
If I'm not understanding your question, please contact me direct.
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater you’ve answered my question perfectly. thank you so much! will definitely going to get one soon!! love your demos btw.
Are there any IRs that simulate an acoustic amp and speakers?
Great question! It doesn't include one from the factory, but you have options. The C.A.B. M simulates power sections and speaker cabinets, so you'd have to provide your own "front end," or preamp. The factory sounds are all electric guitar cabs, but with the multitude of third-party IRs on the market, there may be one available, although I'm not specifically aware of one. Optionally, you could create your own IR using your favorite amp or speaker. See details here:
www.sweetwater.com/insync/create-idealized-impulse-responses-convolution-reverbs/
Thanks for your interest! Feel free to call me directly at the number below.
Brandt Miller, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1628, brandt_miller@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater My acoustic, like most, has a preamp built in. It would be nice to simulate the sound of a playing a guitar into a mic.
@@wfqsfg I know this is two years later, but take a look at 3 Sigma Audio's acoustic IRs. I have some loaded on my CAB M, and they work pretty well on piezo pickups!
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They also cost 250 plus tax.
Is it true bypass
Thanks for your question, one I hadn’t thought about. Most see this as an always on device so the thought of taking it out of the chain type is not top of mind. The unit isn’t buffered or true bypass, sounds great regardless.
Please contact us direct with other questions as you have them!
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
Sounds complicated