Two Notes ReVolt Bass simulateur d'ampli pour basse
Already a fan of Two notes products (I own the LeBass and Torpedo CABM+), I bought the Revolt Bass with my eyes (ears) shut without having tested it.
Note that I found LeBass already above the preamps of other well-known brands (I had tested ampeg, markbass, sansamp and EBS). And here I can say that Revolt goes up another step!
After only 20min I found everything I loved in the LaBass, a cut above with its 3 dedicated channels.
The Classic Clean, warm and round tube for the slap without breaking the ears in the treble.
The Vintage Dirt, superb combination of channels A and B in parallel with the LeBass (tube and transistor), which brings grain and makes my bass stand out in the mix with beautiful harmonic distortions in the mids and highs and a perfect tonal balance.
What about Modern Drive? a super versatile killer thanks to a high gain “but how dare they put that in this box” combined with the Dry/Wet which allows to keep the precision of the string playing.
I haven't explored it to the limits yet, but I already love it in advance ❤
In conclusion, the Revolt Bass is even easier to use than LeBass, and it clearly made me rediscover my JazzBass this morning for 2 hours, with a “more organic, warmer, abrading and foaming sound just right…” (difficult to qualify what we like in the sound).
No, I haven't changed my strings or my fingers 🙂
I tested it on my Fender Rumble 100 amp, then on the DynIR simulations of my Torpedo CABM+ : Ampeg Portaflex B15N (BassFlex), Marshall MBC810 (BritFridgeT) and Vox T60.
I can only recommend this magical Revolt Bass & CABM+ combo (comes with the VST Wall of Sound for those who mix).
I have no doubt that the Revolt Guitar is of the same level... I may be tempted...
Note that I found LeBass already above the preamps of other well-known brands (I had tested ampeg, markbass, sansamp and EBS). And here I can say that Revolt goes up another step!
After only 20min I found everything I loved in the LaBass, a cut above with its 3 dedicated channels.
The Classic Clean, warm and round tube for the slap without breaking the ears in the treble.
The Vintage Dirt, superb combination of channels A and B in parallel with the LeBass (tube and transistor), which brings grain and makes my bass stand out in the mix with beautiful harmonic distortions in the mids and highs and a perfect tonal balance.
What about Modern Drive? a super versatile killer thanks to a high gain “but how dare they put that in this box” combined with the Dry/Wet which allows to keep the precision of the string playing.
I haven't explored it to the limits yet, but I already love it in advance ❤
In conclusion, the Revolt Bass is even easier to use than LeBass, and it clearly made me rediscover my JazzBass this morning for 2 hours, with a “more organic, warmer, abrading and foaming sound just right…” (difficult to qualify what we like in the sound).
No, I haven't changed my strings or my fingers 🙂
I tested it on my Fender Rumble 100 amp, then on the DynIR simulations of my Torpedo CABM+ : Ampeg Portaflex B15N (BassFlex), Marshall MBC810 (BritFridgeT) and Vox T60.
I can only recommend this magical Revolt Bass & CABM+ combo (comes with the VST Wall of Sound for those who mix).
I have no doubt that the Revolt Guitar is of the same level... I may be tempted...
28 janvier 2023
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Fabien
