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TWO NOTES

TWO NOTES HAS made a good name for itself mainly by designing and manufacturing digital impulse response (IR) speaker and cab simulators. So the release of an analog unit like the ReVolt Analog Amp Sim might seem like a big leap sideways — or even backward. Looked at it another way, however, it’s a clever diversification in the field — a hedging of bets, not to mention a credible attempt for serious viability in the growing market for fly rigs, and at a reasonable price to boot.

Two Notes calls the unit a “three-channel all-analog guitar amp

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