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As for IRs, the most authentic vintage Marshall sound I've been able to get is from Softube Amp room Marshall Edition (with the amp models turned off of course), tremendous sounding, expertly sampled IRs. I'm trying to figure out how to rip those IRs and load them into my CAB M for.portability.

My Superlead finally sounds like a Superlead.

Pete Thorn 412 with greenbacks from the TN store 👍You can thank me later.

I was confused by that for the longest time until I found the explanation on another forum. The graphics clearly make it look like the mic is tilting as you move the axis parameter. Another reason why we should always listen with our ears, not our eyes.

Try Vintage rock club and Vintage rock deluxe dynir. Its a vertical 2x12, sounds sooo alive.

There's a lot of tweaking involved with CAB M. My advice is take a break periodically, save a preset and step away from it for a couple of hours or so and then come back to that preset with fresh ears.

The fractal does have an option to turn off the power amp simulation of any chosen model, if I remember correctly. That way it turns into a rackmout preamp and then you can use Two notes power amp simulation and cabinets. I use it this way with real tube preamps all the time. Two notes power...

Will the overload feature from the WOS ever make it to the CAB M platform? The non-linearities it introduces just make everything sound more alive.

I haven't had much luck with drive pedals (bogner, way huge etc.) I know others have great results but it's just not working for me. Tube pre, like MP1 on the other hand sounds monstruous, that's the tone! Now I'm just looking for something in pedal format and I'm worried that Constable may not...

There is a Kingsley Constable available locally where I live. Does anybody here have experience using it with CAB m. I know it's supposed to be a preamp section of a Plexi and as that it is meant to be pretty clean drive the power tubes into saturation, so how much gain does it have on it's own...

I just thought there might be a third party studio here in Canada capable of capturing a good, well played in specimen of Deliverance 412. I don't have suitable means of capturing an IR at home.

Any studios in Ontario, Canada able to capture my VHT Deliverance 4x12 as DynIr? It's my most used cab, and I was kinda underwhelmed by the FreeRock cab that comes with Two Notes

I've been getting a nasty, annoying overtones coming out of my cab m, mostly on note decays, fizzying-out, farting out type of sounds. Tried cab m in every scenario -pedals with internal preamp -rack preamps with internal power amp and cab engaged -amp head/Suhr loadbox with only cabs engaged...