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TWO-REVOLTGUITAR
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Price Match - Found a Better Price?From sublime cleans to the gnarliest of Metal tones, your performance demands the pinnacle in tonal excellence. Enter ReVolt Guitar, a forward-thinking all-analog 3-channel preamp primed to serve as the beating-heart of your rig. The latest-iteration of Two notes’ critically- acclaimed preamp solutions has been engineered with a singular mission: to empower players with the ultimate in foundation tone. Forget any preconceptions of a run-of-the-mill amp-in-a-box: ReVolt Guitar stands-apart. It’s inspired by a trio of iconic amps; It’s fuelled by 200V and genuine tube power; It’s born to assimilate into a myriad of usage scenarios; It cuts above the rest with its integrated OD-Boost circuit. Two notes’ gets it: Your Tone Matters. Why settle for anything short of perfection?
Inspired By Icons
Center stage on ReVolt Guitar are a trio of tonally-district channels inspired by a Fender®
Bassman 100, a Marshall® JMP Superlead and a Soldano® SLO 100.
▪ Channel 1/American Clean is the epitome of a solid foundation tone; a sublime clean that taps
into luscious saturated warmth when pushing the gain. It’s everything you expect from an
early 70’s Californian vintage tube amp, engineered to take your pedals like a dream and
sing with the warmth, definition and headroom you demand.
▪ Channel 2/British Crunch isn't just legendary sound, it’s the sound of legends. When you think
Hendrix, Van Halen, Clapton, Young, you think Plexi - period. It’s punchy. It oozes an
unmistakable midrange bite. It's versatile, empowering you with a veritable smorgasbord
of tone from fat muted cleans to a guttural roar. In short, there’s nothing this channel cant
handle.
▪ Channel 3/Modern Lead is a fitting tribute to a preamp that redefined any preconceptions of
what a high gain amp should be. Tight response? Check. Rich in harmonics? Check.
Searing, perfectly balanced gain fused with lashings of sustain? Oh Yes! This really is a
“triple threat” for the guitarist venturing into hard-rock and metal territory.