Torpedo CAB M+

The Torpedo CAB M+ by Two Notes is a powerful pedal platform designed to provide the ideal foundation for building incredible tones without the need for amps or cabinets. It serves as a speaker cabinet simulator and a quiet stage solution, offering a comprehensive silent stage solution. The pedal features a carefully selected selection of 32 Two Notes cabinets, a clean preamp inspired by an all original '74 SilverFace B'man, tube power-amp emulations, and a wide range of effects designed to shape the tone and replicate the desired sound.

Key Features and Specifications:
- Preamp: Based on an all original '74 Fender SilverFace B’man
- Tube Stage Output: Offers a choice of 4 different tube models (6L6, EL34, EL84, and KT88) in Push-Pull (PP) in AB class, or Single Ended (SE) in A class configurations
- EQ Section: Features three modes - GUITAR, BASS, or CUSTOM
- Reverb: Provides the option to choose the recording environment sound
- Torpedo Technology: Utilizes a unique technology based on an adaptation of convolution techniques to achieve realistic quality
- 3rd Party Impulse Responses: Capable of embedding impulse responses in .WAV or .AIFF formats
- Create Your Own IR's: Allows users to capture their own cabinet + microphone setup and embed its sound signature into the Torpedo CAB M+
- Connectivity: Offers various input and output options including Amp/Instrument/Line input, Speaker Output, USB for Remote application, Headphones output, Auxiliary input, Ground lift switch, Balanced XLR DI output, and Balanced TRS jack output
- Dimensions and Weight: 4.8” x 4” x 2.4”, Weight: 0.99 lbs

The Torpedo CAB M+ can be used in various setups, such as on a pedalboard, between the amp and the speaker cabinet as an amp DI, or after a load box for silent playing/recording of the amplifier at its sweet spot. It is important to note that the Torpedo CAB M+ is not a load box, and when connecting the speaker output of an amplifier into the amp input of the Torpedo CAB M+, a speaker cabinet must always be connected to the THRU output. The amplifier output impedance must always match the speaker cabinet impedance.