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Thanks for getting back to me. Great stuff and please do send over the video — I am pretty certain however that it is the fan kicking in with your high-power amp connected which is completely normal behaviour! I am so pleased to hear Reload II is working out well for you!

Good morning FLUXX, Thank you for getting in touch. This may be the fan and as such is nothing to worry about — however, if you can send me a video of the noise if possible, I can certainly take a look into this for you. Thanks so much. Kind regards, Ross

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Thanks for getting back to me. In this instance, you could connect the Captor X to one of the CAB OUTs on the reverse of the unit, ensuring you are using a speaker cable connected to the red nut connector on the Captor X. Please let me know if this helps!

Thanks for reaching out! Ross from Two notes here. So, in this instance First connect your Amp to Reload II and set both channels A and B to Amp using the selectors on the front-face of the unit. Then, take the Reload II FX Sends and run these into the DD-8; then connect the DD-8 outputs to the...

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Super! Thanks for that (nice amp by the way). I just checked the specifications and you will want to set your amp to the 4Ω setting when both Captor X devices are connected to the speaker output taps. Let me know if you need anything else!

Thanks for getting in touch. Ross from Two notes here. Technically you would set your amp to 4Ω operation for this purpose, however if you can let me know the model of the Amp, I can check the specifications for you and let you now for certain! Thanks so much!

Hi @GiorgioV thanks for getting in touch and this is a good question. When the attenuation is set to FULL the load of the Captor X is irrelevant in terms of what your amp "sees" if a companion cabinet is connected to the SPEAKER OUT - in this case it only sees the load of the connected cabinet...

Glad you like it! Regarding units, I am working on it - they are sadly in super short supply at the moment but rest assured you are 100% on the list! :)

Ha! I will get the team to take some shots and will send them over asap! :)

Great question! In our studio we use Ampete Switchers and have never had any issues! :)

Thanks for getting back to me - Sadly we cant reveal too much about our roadmap but I can confirm we are always working on new things so stay tuned! :)

Glad to hear you like it and we have a lot more in the pipeline like this - The loss in fullness can be completely subjective and we always recommend giving Reload II a test in the context of your rig if you have the chance to do so; we're certain you wont be disappointed in the results! if you...

Hi Guys, I hope all is well. Today we have just launched the latest version of GENOME - Version 1.8 including a raft of new components and workflow enhancements. If you are a Two notes hardware user you are entitled to a free version of GENOME - redemption of which can be found here...

Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, that can certainly work, I would just advise turning off the Cab emulation in the Torpedo Device - if you leave it on, you will stack a cab emulation on a real world guitar speaker and the results wont be optimal. For best results, I would recommend either...

Thanks for getting back to me. Please note that C.A.B. M+ does not feature a built in poweramp and as such you wont be able to plug this in as a source for your combo amp's speaker. However, you could look at securing an active FRFR cabinet which can take the XLR or Line out feed without issue...

Ross from Two notes here. Thanks for getting in touch. Regarding Setup Scenarios 1 and 2, no issue here whatsoever. For setup Scenario 3, to connect C.A.B. M+ between an amp and speaker, you will want to connect your Amp Head using a Speaker Cable to the AMP IN connector; then connect your...

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Thanks for getting in touch. You should be ok here however we would suggest looking at our guide below in terms of what to look out for with an impedance mismatch. Let me know if this helps and if you need anything else, I am here to assist...