Audio Assault Seacow Cabs Industry Standard Vintage Cabs 2 Amp Locker Cabs Presets IRs

Impulse Response
These cabs are part of what could be called the industry standard, as they have been used countless times during hundreds of recordings, guilty that you might be a fan of a band or even an era of music. It was created for one purpose only, to help you get creative and make music faster.

BOX AC63
For many, one of the pioneering sounds in rock, pop, blues, and country, the AC30 is one of those tones that have shaped music in thousands of songs; it's not tied to just one genre. Used by legends like The Beatles, Noel Gallagher, Brad Paisley, Brian May, Kurt Cobain, Alex Turner, and Matt Bellamy, the list is enormous.

FINDER QUADVERB
The classic sound of Nirvana's *In Utero* captured in a pack, this 4x12 doesn't feature common speakers like V30s, Greenbacks, or any G12H. It comes with its original Oxford speakers, which provide a very distinctive sound that pairs perfectly with fuzz, distortion, or clean tones. Loaded with its original oxford speakers this cab gives a warm sound very pleasant to the ear.

LOWATT SE412
A cab with an uncommon sound, the SE-4123 is a cabinet known for its warm tone and was used by none other than David Gilmour with Pink Floyd. Equipped with its classic FANE Purplebacks, this cab is a great addition to your arsenal.

MR SHALL GNR
The rock cab that has defined eras since the '80s with bands like Guns N' Roses, Metallica,
Kiss, Whitesnake, and even modern bands like Trivium, Avenged Sevenfold, System of a Down, and the list goes on and will continue. Based on a 1960AV, but not just a stock 1960AV, this is the Slash Signature model, using its stock G12 Vintage (Marshall V30 OEM) from the late 90s.

TONE VARIATIONS:
Our IR Packs include 3 IRs per mic which are tweaked to be bright, balanced, and dark sounding. The pack also contains a folder called “Bullet Proof Captures” using a sweet spot with a very balanced tone. And mic mixes for a great tone without spending a lot of time.



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