Two Notes Two Notes Torpedo Reload

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Description:Two Notes Audio Engineering, creator of the world‰Ûªs best speaker cabinet simulation, has bridged a new technological gap with the Torpedo Reload, your new high-end device for silent playing and reamplification.The Reload is the ideal combination of the devices you must have in a modern studio for the recording of electric guitars and basses: a power attenuator, a multi-impedance loadbox, a DI and re-amping box ‰ÛÒ it does it all and does it perfectly too.The Two Notes philosophy stands in one word, transparency. The tone must come from your guitar, your amp and cabinet ‰ÛÒ not from the electronics that we put between parts of your regular setup.RE-ACTTM: Reactive-Active AttenuatorAttenuators are usually known for the negative impact they have on your tone in cases of heavy attenuation. On the contrary, the Reactive-Active technology presents your amplifier with a consistent speaker‰Ûªs impedance no matter what level of attenuation you‰Ûªre at, and thus preserves the specific character of your amplifier. With a choice of 4, 8, or 16 Ohms, your amplifier (up to 150W RMS) will actually see real speaker impedance, and your tone will remain constant throughout the continuous attenuation curve.Transparency is the key.The result of years of research, the RE-ACTTM technology (Reactive-Active Attenuator) will tame your amplifier without ever betraying it.From 0dB attenuation to total silencing, you can nonetheless choose between absolute transparency to more vintage or modern tone coloring with the CONTOUR.HI-Z DI BoxPlug your guitar into the DI Input and send that signal to your recorder. At that stage what you want is clarity and Two Notes preserves your guitar‰Ûªs tone, as you will certainly want to re-inject it into your amp through the REPLAYTM.åÊåÊ åÊåÊåÊ åÊåÊåÊåÊ REPLAYTMOne of the most interesting options in studios nowadays: play the guitar one day, and mike the amp (or many different amps) another. The Torpedo Reload is your re-amplifying device of ch