Kudos for the detailed demonstration! This assured me once more that I prefer vintage overdrive/distortion engines on bass much more than those 'darkglassy' modern ones
Great job on the demonstration. I really like two notes products, but Im ging to wait on this. I wish it had more than 1 cab sim slot and Midi control. I mean, two notes is a cab emulation/IR company, so why not play to your strength. The Revolt seems to need the Two notes cab M to be full-featured, at least you and others have shown the pair together.
It doesn’t have any cab sim slots, it’s just an analog filter. If they added the digital side the price would have got up to the 1000 range which most people won’t buy-And it does have midi control
@@adamsteelproducer Thanks Adam- Thanks for helping me understand. I thought it had a real cab sim slot, like what Two Notes is famous for. That said, I have a two notes cab M+ (I too am a bass player), and I use it for recording. But why require me to buy both the Revolt and cabM, instead of just including a few digital slots (I think it would raise the price $100USD). A number of companies have already included Two Notes technology into their Analog amps, you'd think Two notes could do the same. Anyway, Keep up the great content.
It would increase the price a lot more than you realise, adding digital processing means they would also have to add electrical screening, filtering and more to make it work as well as increasing the size considerably- which would all put a lot of the audience off. If we want them both we can have them, but being stuck with both pleases almost no-one
Thanks. Loved the sound. Midi isn't rocket science? You will be eating your words if NASA uses midi as the control protocol for the manned mars mission. 😆
Kudos for the detailed demonstration! This assured me once more that I prefer vintage overdrive/distortion engines on bass much more than those 'darkglassy' modern ones
Great real world demo. Outstanding.
Thanks for the demo, Sir ❤❤❤❤
so now im wondering did two note just make the preamp obsolete with there own two note Opus??
Great job on the demonstration. I really like two notes products, but Im ging to wait on this. I wish it had more than 1 cab sim slot and Midi control. I mean, two notes is a cab emulation/IR company, so why not play to your strength. The Revolt seems to need the Two notes cab M to be full-featured, at least you and others have shown the pair together.
It doesn’t have any cab sim slots, it’s just an analog filter. If they added the digital side the price would have got up to the 1000 range which most people won’t buy-And it does have midi control
@@adamsteelproducer Thanks Adam- Thanks for helping me understand.
I thought it had a real cab sim slot, like what Two Notes is famous for. That said, I have a two notes cab M+ (I too am a bass player), and I use it for recording. But why require me to buy both the Revolt and cabM, instead of just including a few digital slots (I think it would raise the price $100USD). A number of companies have already included Two Notes technology into their Analog amps, you'd think Two notes could do the same. Anyway, Keep up the great content.
It would increase the price a lot more than you realise, adding digital processing means they would also have to add electrical screening, filtering and more to make it work as well as increasing the size considerably- which would all put a lot of the audience off. If we want them both we can have them, but being stuck with both pleases almost no-one
Suena muy muy bien
Great video. I've just bought the Cioks 4 as I've got a very similar set up. Can you tell me what wattage Safuel power bank you are using. Thanks!
Cheers! The power bank puts out 2.4A at every voltage, so at the 12V it’s running that’s 30W
Thanks. Loved the sound. Midi isn't rocket science? You will be eating your words if NASA uses midi as the control protocol for the manned mars mission. 😆
Haha if they use midi for the mars mission then they’re in trouble! 😂