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No problem.

...now's your chance.:ROFLMAO:

They just sound digital, static and boring. No matter the Reviewer, no matter the Device.

I watched a few clips. And none of them sounded good.

Wizard Cabs. :)

Miked recording starts at 7:04

I did not like the Attenuator in the Captor X, btw. 😅 What Amp do you have?

Next time i just write: No. Google: Captor X PDF

Quick Comparison of Methods In summary, while the Captor X won't pipe its internal effects to your cab in attenuator mode, its DI path makes adding reverb/delay seamless for everything else. If your amp lacks an FX loop, prioritize the DI route—it's what the Captor X excels at. For more...

3. Post-DI Processing (For Live/Recording Flexibility) Send the Captor X's XLR DI to a mixer, DAW, or powered monitors, then apply effects there. Live: DI → mixer → add reverb/delay via aux sends or plugins (e.g., board-mounted effects like TC Electronic Hall of Fame or software like Ableton)...

2. External Pedals or Multi-FX (For Post-Attenuation Effects) Insert pedals after the Captor X's speaker output but before your cab, or in a wet/dry rig. Basic setup: Amp → Captor X (attenuated speaker out) → effects pedals (e.g., delay/reverb) → cab. This adds effects to the attenuated signal...

I'm lazy. I asked grok. " Using the Two Notes Torpedo Captor X as an Attenuator with EffectsThe Two Notes Torpedo Captor X is a versatile reactive loadbox and attenuator designed primarily for taming high-volume tube amps while preserving their tone. In your described setup (amp → Captor X →...

I used to use Line6 Stuff, but nowadays im too lazy and not impressed by the Sound anymore.

Did you also pick it up?

The Original 50 Watter is actually pretty nice.

Go for it :D

Eng e530 and an e850 is a nice 3 Space Guitar Rack. I think you can say that. Kinda.

Keep 'em coming.