Good evening,
I bought the Sig TR65 cab for use with my Two-Rock Studio Pro 50. Tonight I noticed what looks like another Two Rock cab, the TR M75. Both have identical descriptions: "The Signature 2x12 cabinet is an essential part of the Two Rock® sound. Warm sounding, widely open and dynamic, it will be perfect for jazz, blues, rock and more. With precise bass and silken trebles, your amplifier never sounded better !" It has a lower user rating than the Sig TR65.
I wish virtual cabs in LaBoutique had more useful descriptions, like the actual cabinet and speaker(s) as well as the microphones used to create the impulse. I also wish there were sound clips, like those in Celestion Speakers' new online store. I realize we can try them using the Wall of Sound plugin but sometimes this isn't as practical.
For those using a Two-Rock or similar amp, what's your favorite virtual cab?
I also purchased Diffusion Audio's Colorado cab, which is a Bludotone 1x12. It sounds good but is bass-heavy and I prefer the Sig TR65.
I bought the Sig TR65 cab for use with my Two-Rock Studio Pro 50. Tonight I noticed what looks like another Two Rock cab, the TR M75. Both have identical descriptions: "The Signature 2x12 cabinet is an essential part of the Two Rock® sound. Warm sounding, widely open and dynamic, it will be perfect for jazz, blues, rock and more. With precise bass and silken trebles, your amplifier never sounded better !" It has a lower user rating than the Sig TR65.
I wish virtual cabs in LaBoutique had more useful descriptions, like the actual cabinet and speaker(s) as well as the microphones used to create the impulse. I also wish there were sound clips, like those in Celestion Speakers' new online store. I realize we can try them using the Wall of Sound plugin but sometimes this isn't as practical.
For those using a Two-Rock or similar amp, what's your favorite virtual cab?
I also purchased Diffusion Audio's Colorado cab, which is a Bludotone 1x12. It sounds good but is bass-heavy and I prefer the Sig TR65.