CAB Models:
01. Champion 1×8 (Based On Fender® Champ* 1×8″ cabinet)
02. Voks 2×12 (Based On VOX® AC30* 2×12″ cabinet)
03. TR65 2X12 (Based On Fender® ‘65 Twin Reverb* 2×12″ cabinet)
04. UK 2550 2×12 (Based On Marshall® 2550* 2×12″ cabinet)
05. BM59 4X10 (Based On Fender® ‘59 Bassman* 4×10″ cabinet)
06. Tanger 4×12 (Based On Orange® PPC412* 4×12″ cabinet)
07. UK 1960 4×12 (Marshall® 1960AV* 4×12″ cabinet)
08. 6505 4×12 (Based On Peavey® 6505* 4×12″ cabinet)
09. Mebo 4×12 (Based On Mesa/Boogie® Rectifier* 4×12″ cabinet)
10. M Bass 2×10 (Based On Mark Bass®* 2×10″ bass cabinet)
11. A Bass 8×10 (Based On Ampeg® SVT-810F* 8×10″ bass cabinet)
*The manufacturers and product names mentioned above are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. The trademarks were used merely to identify the sound character of the products.
• Simple & Efficient Impulse Response Loading tool for simulating all kinds of Speaker Cabinets.
• 11 on-board Classic Guitar/Bass Cabinet Simulations with Volume Control.
• Super easy way (Drag and Drop operation) for Managing IR Files (recognized as a USB Disk).
• XLR Balanced Output for plugging into Mixer or Audio Interface or PA System.
• Working with 9V Center Negative Regular Pedal Power Supply (not included).
Specifications:
Power: DC 9V 5.5 x 2.1mm center negative, 200mA
Dimension: 93.5mm(D) × 42mm(W) × 52mm(H)
Weight: 270g
IR Processing:24bit, 44.1kHz, 1024 points
Signal to noise ratio:100dB
Frequency Range:20Hz~20kHz
€53,00
9 in stock
SONIC IR is a simple and efficient cabinet simulator delivering 11 selected classic guitar/bass cabinet models. You can load your own IR files. Two outputs jacks are suitable for different usage
scenarios.
Download: Sonic IR Factory Cab IR Files
IR file converter (Please open it by the latest version of Google browser)
Connect to computer to import your IR files. The Sonic IR will be recognized as a USB disk when connected.
To import an IR file:
1. Drag and drop an IR file into the USB disk. The IR file should be a 24-bit, 44.1kHz mono wav file ONLY. The file name should start with a location number ranging from 01-11 (e.g. “06 My IR 4×12” is a correct name; the “06” indicates the location the file will be saved).
2. Delete the original file with the same location number.
3. Delete the “FILELIST” file in the USB disk.
4. Eject and restart the unit.
Note:
If there is no file at one location, when you switch to that location, you will hear a bypassed sound.
If you want to keep the factory IR files, remember to BACKUP THEM FIRST.
