Two Notes Launches the Revolt Bass Amp Simulator

A 3-channel bass amp simulator/DI featuring an all analog signal path

Two Notes Launches the Revolt Bass Amp Simulator

A 3-channel bass amp simulator/DI featuring an all analog signal path

ReVolt Bass has 3 channels inspired by legendary bass tones including an Ampeg SVT โ€˜76, a Marshall 1992 JMP Super Bass Mark II, and a custom proprietary high gain Bass amp, itโ€™s a sure-fire guarantee for reliable tone whatever the situation demands. When you need best-of-both-worlds – the rounded thump of your dry DI signal with the snarl of surgically tuned distortion – ReVolt Bassโ€™ Modern Drive channel is the answer. Dial in your wet/dry blend and enter a world of saturated Analog bliss without sacrificing the pin-point precision you need.

Features:

โ€ข 3 channel bass amp simulator/DI featuring an all analog signal path

โ€ข Inject some warmth and bite into your tone courtesy of a 12AX7 preamp tube running at high voltage

โ€ข Integrated Drive Channel Dry/Wet Blend for enhanced tone-shaping

โ€ข Expertly engineered Analog Cab Sim for seamless DI whether itโ€™s in the studio or on stage

โ€ข 4-Cable mode, FX Loop and MIDI In/Out for effortless integration into existing setups

โ€ข Robust, made-to-move design thatโ€™s perfectly sized for pedalboards and fly-rigs

โ€ข Includes a lifetime licence to Wall of Sound, the final word in plugin-based tone-shaping for the forward thinking player (VST/AU/AAX)

โ€ข Includes the ReVolt: Series-B DynIR Cabinet Collection (valued at 100โ‚ฌ/$) featuring 10 exquisite DynIR captures inspired by leading bass amplifier brands

The ReVolt Series will make their public debut at NAMM 2022 on the Two Notes booth, Hall D, Booth #5239. 

ReVolt Guitar and ReVolt Bass will ship with the following MAP / MSRPs: USD: $399.00.

For more visit: www.two-notes.com.

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