Two Notes Torpedo Captor 16 Ohms
Loadbox/Attenuator/Speakersim/DI Box
Latest User Reviews
Transformed my bedroom playing and recording
Before purchasing the Captor, I had been using the emulated out feature of my Marshall DSL20CR for home recording. While the classic gain channel was passable, the ultra gain channel sounded horrendous and was basically unusable for home recording. The Two Notes Captor completely opened up my amp and I could finally hear what it was capable of. The classic gain channel turned up full suddenly produced a beautiful crunch tone, and the ultra gain finally sounded like it was supposed to sound. I record with Reaper and the Two Notes plugin with the virtual cabinets give me a lot of flexibility. Aside from this, it works excellently as an attenuator for home use and I can open up my amp without bothering the neighbours. Before buying the captor I was using a volume pot in the effects loop, and while this succeeded in lowering the volume while pushing the preamp, the power amp was not being pushed so I could not benefit from power amp distortion. I noticed a huge difference in tone, especially on the classic gain channel. I will say that the built-in analogue IRs for guitar and bass aren't great, so if you are looking for something to plug directly into the mixing board for live performances, I would probably go for the Captor X to avail of the greater variety of built-in IRs, but for my needs this is a perfect product.
Useful device for home studio
Now I can play on my tube amps and do not disturb my family. Purchase of the year. Very satisfied.
Does what it's supposed to do
Built like a tank, has all the features it needs to have, but I wish they'd included a power supply to power the DI output.
Inexpensive and effective
Direct is very nice with the right IR in Two Notes Wall of Sound. Attenuation is "ok". Very good job given the price.
Awesome
Very well made! Sturdy and reliable. You'll end up forgetting you're not using a speaker.
Cheaper than the OX
Great product. Great feature. Great price
Excellent
I have a 60 Watt Laney IRT. With this device I can crank it up and record with my own Impulse response. It great piece of equipment for recording your Tube Amp
Great Product
It's really helpful for recording and for cranking your amp at home with the attenuator. The built in cabinet simulation is very useful to record with the Daw, and the wall of sound license add a very useful tool to the pack! Recommended.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Two Notes
- Released in 2017
- Average price : $230
- All-in-one solution
- For making perfect recordings of guitar and bass sounds, on stage and in the studio
- Reactive load resistance
- -20 dB power reducer
- Analogue speaker simulation
- DI Box
- 16 Ohm version
- Maximum amplifier power: 100 W RMS
- Fan-cooled
- Solid metal case
- Compact size
- Perfect for pedalboards
- Front side: Output Level Switch, Ground Lift, Instrument and Phase Switches, Line Output Jacks, Balanced DI Output & Power Adapters (9 - 24V DC / 5mA - power supply unit not included)
- Rear side: Sockets for Speaker Thru, Speaker Attenuator & Amplifier Input
- Dimensions: 175 x 126 x 62 mm
- Weight : 1kg
- Includes Wall of Sound III (WoS III) plug-in with 16 free Virtual Cabinets (after registering the product)
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