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LEFT/RIGHT outputs: XLR Balanced (Maximum output level: 15 dBu.PHONES output: 1/4″ jack balanced (TRS).Wireless (Phone / Tablet) Torpedo Remote connectivity (Android and iOS).USB Torpedo Remote (Windows and macOS) connectivity.Rugged, metal case: road ready and portable.Explore / purchase official cabinets from MESA/Boogie™, Celestion™, Orange™, Suhr™, REVV™ and more at.Audition 300+ Virtual Cabinets via the Torpedo Remote online library.Two notes Wall of Sound plugin included for processing of dry recordings.

Dry / Wet: Send Cab Sim to audio interface from one output and dry on the other.

Dual Mono: Send dedicated signals to FOH and monitors with different EQ & Reverb.

Enhancer with Body, Brilliance and Thickness controls.

EQ: Semi-parametric in Torpedo Remote, VOICING hardware control.

Stereo Reverb including SPACE control on hardware.

Silent playing with Immersive Headphone Experience.

XLR DI Outputs (3 routing options: Stereo, Dual Mono, Dry / Wet).

Torpedo Remote for effortless control of all parameters e.g.

Choose from 8 microphones per cabinet and 8 room simulations.

Instantly select your favorite preset direct on the hardware (PRESET).

Loaded with 32 Virtual Cabinets, 128 preset locations.

Dual IR Loader: 512 memory slots for custom IR files.

Torpedo IR-based technology creating Dual-miked Virtual Cabinets.

Tube Amp Attenuator: Home (-38dB), Club (-20dB), Stadium (0db).

Compact Reactive Load Box (8 Ohm, 100-watt RMS).

You won't want to miss out on these! Features: The Torpedo Captor X is for tube amp lovers who crave this every time they play – no matter the environment. It also brings studio-grade processing to the Torpedo Captor family including a Twin Tracker, Stereo Reverb, Enhancer and Voicing. Playing your tube amp in a great sounding room with an exceptional choice of perfectly matched speaker cabinets and microphones is truly joyous and an unparalleled experience. Not sure whether it's Soundcloud or TDPRI that's being difficult, but I tried six ways from Sunday to fix the clip embedding to no avail.The latest and greatest from Two Notes! Building upon their popular Torpedo Captor, the Captor X is the perfect speaker sim, load box, and attenuator for both stage and studio. Here's a quick clip recorded last night with the stock Twin Tracker Rhythm cab setting, Origin 50 head on mid power, gain on 4-5, boost off. I'm hoping I can work out some of the idiosyncrasies with my higher and lower gain amps to dial in the recorded sound a bit more to suit each, but I think that's really just getting in and monkeying around with it a bit more.

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It's only been a day, and there's a whole plug-in pack that I still need to download that came with the purchase, but so far I'm pretty impressed with it. So there may be some nuances to using it with cleaner amps at high power that I need to play around with a bit more. Switching to the high power setting with the same knob settings seemed to make the Captor compress the signal a bit more which made the sound coming from the XLR outs seem a bit more gainy than on the mid power setting.

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Running the Marshall Origin 50 head at near full speed on the mid power setting and low-mid gain yielded some very powerful, warm cleans into my DAW. It can get a little fizzy and thin with higher gain amps, but I've read that most of that can be EQ'd away with some practice. that I will likely end up tweaking three or four to become my main presets once I play around with it a bit. Lots of easily editable options for cabs, mics, mic placement, gates, etc.

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It did drop bluetooth connection a few times, but it stays on the model that was last chosen so I didn't even notice it until I went back to the remote to change something and it reconnected quickly. Very easy set up on my iPhone, connected without issue. The stereo XLR outs, cab sims, and remote features are definitely what made me grab the Captor X. I'm not a big headphone player, but the sound in the phones is huge so that's a nice option to have in the event I can't play with any volume whatsoever. The attenuator seemed a little limited at first with only 3 settings rather than a continuous knob, but the chosen settings work well enough that it's not as big of a deal as I thought it might be. I do like the twin tracker models with a little tweaking though.

First order of business was pretty much turning all of that off. First impressions are that the cab models sound good, but the presets all have too much verb or 'space' on them. Reviving this thread since I just picked up a Captor X yesterday and had a little chance to play with it.