The perfect ANALOG Amp Sim - Two Notes Audio ReVolt for Guitar

[@donovangermann022]

I have one and love it. Sounds amazing.

[@SteveSterlacci]

Great little unit this one is! Thanks for watching and commenting

[@VelhosNovos]

Great! The best analog cab sim on the market. The same with the Series Le Lead, Clean and Crunch. This in live situation sounds amazing!

[@RokDAWG1]

I do dig this a lot. I would definitely use this as a live setup with a small board. As far as the cab sim stuff, I would just use my Moore Radar and have whatever cabs I wanna use pre-loaded in there.

[@SteveSterlacci]

Small and easy solution!

[@MrArjen1960]

The speaker sim also is engaged when you use the headphone, they market the thing as full analog, that's why they did not include IR's imho.

[@aonortac]

Just got mine few days ago and I really dig it... In comparison, I have a Simplifier DLX, a Tech 21 PSA 2.0 and an Effectrode Blackbird Tube Preamp. All of them being analog solutions, I'd say only the Blackbird beats it in terms of tone, warmth and feel but the Revolt is much more versatile and have 3 distinct channels. As for on board analog cab sim, it's not bad but same as for the PSA 2.0, it doesn't quite cut through the mix. It sounds sterile so I prefer it through my Cab M. Kudos to Two Notes for such a good product...

[@SteveSterlacci]

The cab m is a total beast!

[@SimonSawal]

I will buy this one for my little board. So i can use it standalone, but also as a stereo rig: head with cab and mic + the cab out sim from this device. That will work and sound huge right?

[@MotownGuitarJoe]

Is that a Firefly and if yes are those the original pickups?

[@SteveSterlacci]

Yes its a firefly but i upgraded all electronics and pickups to mojotone pafs

[@MotownGuitarJoe]

@@SteveSterlacci - Thanks Steve!

[@SteveSterlacci]

@@MotownGuitarJoe any time! I have several videos on the firefly on the channel if you want to check'm out

[@tommywallberg]

Since this is a preamp at least what I understand you still need a power amp pedal to powers up a passive cab if you wish to use one

[@SteveSterlacci]

yes

[@grayson84111]

This is designed to be a preamp. So yes, you would need a power amp. That being said, the intended market for this is to be used direct into a PA system or computer.

[@evangelosevangelou]

So if i connect the revolt with another multi effect pedal like hx stomp from fx loop the cabinet of revovle will be disable?i cant use the cabinet with 1/4 cable ?

[@paulsarodh5460]

U ROCK 🎸🎼🎶🎸

[@kuyakoi3469]

I think i can put mini wah, HOF & super chorus on a pedal board with this and its already a full rig

[@SteveSterlacci]

That'd be a killer option!!!

[@davidjoel111]

This solves my only gripe with my HX stomp by having a balanced out, although I was hoping that being a Two Notes product it would have an IR loader, that being said, Its hard to complaint with the tones you're getting here, I feel Two Notes know how to make good cab sims and there's not much in the market that can sound better. How do the amp models compare to Line 6?

[@J.R_Guitar]

Can you use it with Helix LT? And if so how to connect it? Thanx for help ✌🏻😀

[@SteveSterlacci]

I'd use this in an fx loop of a helix. Send 1 to input of the unit and output into return 1

[@kenny80s]

Sounds amazing on the stereo with headphones on! Using tubes on my phono preamp, I know that it takes about 45 minutes to let these warm up for the warm crispy sound. I was just wondering isn't it the same with a guitar amp? Great review Steve! 😊😊

[@mrnavarropablo]

That's mostly the power tubes, the preamp tubes heat up pretty fast and their tone doesn't change much throughout.

[@kenny80s]

@@mrnavarropablo Oh okay. Thanks for the explanation! 🙂

[@normjones6916]

What guitar is that lke a 335

[@nigeldaddyo]

What’s that guitar? Can’t see the logo well enough

[@SteveSterlacci]

Firefly 338! full demo on the channel somewhere

[@dylannolan7454]

@@SteveSterlacci it’s beautiful.

[@somerandomhomeboy]

Hi Guys! Does anyone know how the Revolt compares to the Simplifier Deluxe? And has anyone used them for gigging?

[@SteveSterlacci]

not me unfortunately

[@ericolsen67vw]

For almost $400 they should of given me a little hardcase for it.

[@rogerwolff319]

Had this unit for a week and ended up returning it. Lead channel is the worst (really bad fuzzy sound), the boost is unusable on all channels. Not worth the money.

[@SteveSterlacci]

Sounds like you possibly could have had the cabs disabled. If you're using the 1/4 " out, the cab wont be on the amp. So it will for sure sound like buzzing sh*t 😅

[@MichaelRiesenbeck]

@@SteveSterlacci True, it's why I ALMOST send mine back, until I realized that. So just add any type of cab behind it (like an IR or cab loader or something) it sounds a million bucks

[@RIFFSNROSES]

Ffs...

[@MichaelRiesenbeck]

Eventually I did swap it for a Tonex...

[@RockG.o.d]

I can finally get rid of my helix. :)

[@SteveSterlacci]

Use them together!

[@RockG.o.d]

@@SteveSterlacci I just don't have fun using the helix, so it never gets used to make music, cos I get lost in the menu looking for different tones.

[@SteveSterlacci]

@The MasterPlan its worth the learning curve to get whatever you need whenever you want it. But i understand its not for everyone

[@RockG.o.d]

@@SteveSterlacci it’s not the learning curve. It’s the options. I have all the pedals I want, and all the amps I need. Though would love a pedal which is the perfect Marshall plexi with maybe a jcm 800 or a hot rodded plexi. Well can’t blast the amps all the time.

[@dylannolan7454]

@@SteveSterlaccithat’s what I plan on doing. I love helix/ line6 effects, but want to have a physical preamp that’s tweakable without menu diving.

[@mrchrisbeaver]

Sounds great to me, the inbuilt cab sounded loads better than than using the IR's to me. Analog cab outs usually sound terrible. What guitar are you using?

[@SteveSterlacci]

Its a great lil unit!