I'm building a home studio and would like to be able to play my tube amplifiers at the volume sweet spot and record them. Maybe experiment with some IRs and play through my studio monitors and modeler profiler monitor. For these intended uses, should I get the Captor X or the Torpedo Cab M+?
Captor X or Torpedo Cab M+, which one?
- Thread starter Econ
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I recently bought the Cab M+, and the Captor.
Fits the bill for live playing, studio recording or most anything in between.
I have been extremely pleased with the performance of my Two Notes gear.
Totally loving the Wall of Sound, and Torpedo Remote, lots of fun stuff to be sure.
Anyway, my recommendation is obviously the Cab M+ and Captor, and their support has been stellar so far. If you have a specific question the guys at Two Notes seem to monitor this thread.
Either way, let us know what direction you've taken.
Fits the bill for live playing, studio recording or most anything in between.
I have been extremely pleased with the performance of my Two Notes gear.
Totally loving the Wall of Sound, and Torpedo Remote, lots of fun stuff to be sure.
Anyway, my recommendation is obviously the Cab M+ and Captor, and their support has been stellar so far. If you have a specific question the guys at Two Notes seem to monitor this thread.
Either way, let us know what direction you've taken.
One is the loadbox/ attenuator (Captor) the other is the speaker sim (among other things)
Yes line out from the Captor into Cab M for the speaker/ cab sim with mic sims as well.
Ventura
Well-known member
Captor X does everything you've just described. Everything.
RossJohnDavies
Active member
Hi @Econ,
I hope all is well. Thank you for reaching out and thanks @steveb63 and @Ventura for weighing in!
Yes, Captor X can fulfil all of your needs if you are seeking a reactive load-box and a cabinet simulator (along with some killer Post FX) in a single super convenient unit. However, there are some instances where a Captor and a C.A.B. M+ might be the preferred solution.
Kind regards,
Ross
I hope all is well. Thank you for reaching out and thanks @steveb63 and @Ventura for weighing in!
Yes, Captor X can fulfil all of your needs if you are seeking a reactive load-box and a cabinet simulator (along with some killer Post FX) in a single super convenient unit. However, there are some instances where a Captor and a C.A.B. M+ might be the preferred solution.
- C.A.B. M+ also features a built in power amp emulation and a clean pre-amp emulation. This makes it a super portable rig that fits in your pocket. If you also need a go-anywhere rig - this is a great solution.
- If you have multiple Amps with differing impedances, Captor is a cost effective solution if you need to buy multiple separate units in accordance with your impedance needs.
Kind regards,
Ross
RossJohnDavies
Active member
Hi @Econ ,
Thanks for getting back to us! Yes, Captor X features some all-new post FX that can be configured per preset - specifically an Enhancer and the Twin Tracker. In addition Captor X features 1:1 Bluetooth Connectivity and the remote app can be instantiated on your iOS or Android device. Finally, Torpedo Live is now a legacy product and was succeeded by the Captor X, as such our focus in terms of feature updates and enhancements will be on the Captor X.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.
Kind regards,
Ross
Thanks for getting back to us! Yes, Captor X features some all-new post FX that can be configured per preset - specifically an Enhancer and the Twin Tracker. In addition Captor X features 1:1 Bluetooth Connectivity and the remote app can be instantiated on your iOS or Android device. Finally, Torpedo Live is now a legacy product and was succeeded by the Captor X, as such our focus in terms of feature updates and enhancements will be on the Captor X.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.
Kind regards,
Ross