miniboogee
New member
Is there any chance we will see a downsized cab pedal in good old Two Notes quality? 
guillaume_pille
Active member
What would you like to have in such a product?
We have some projects in that direction, but nothing really final at the moment.
We have some projects in that direction, but nothing really final at the moment.
miniboogee
New member
Hi Guillaume,
the perfect "Mini C.A.B." for me would feature maybe 3 or 4 cabs (Silver77, Watt FanC, Brit VintC, Voice 30) and the fantastic Power Amp sim. Editing via USB for a few parameters so no display would be needed on the pedal.
I am using the Torpedo Live with amps but there are often situations where you can only bring a small pedal board and go D.I. The dimensions of the C.A.B. make it a "big" pedal, unfortunately. In other words, a Trescab-ish stomp box with Torpedo technology would be heaven. For many players I believe…
Thanks and best regards, Harald
the perfect "Mini C.A.B." for me would feature maybe 3 or 4 cabs (Silver77, Watt FanC, Brit VintC, Voice 30) and the fantastic Power Amp sim. Editing via USB for a few parameters so no display would be needed on the pedal.
I am using the Torpedo Live with amps but there are often situations where you can only bring a small pedal board and go D.I. The dimensions of the C.A.B. make it a "big" pedal, unfortunately. In other words, a Trescab-ish stomp box with Torpedo technology would be heaven. For many players I believe…
Thanks and best regards, Harald
angry pepper
Member
Mini CAB .....something like the HOF Mini size 
..even smaller
..even smaller
guillaume_pille
Active member
So maybe just a dry/wet setting on the pedal itself and a switch to select between a few cabinets?
The expensive part is the DSP, the AD/DA converter and the USB controller, so if we have to keep all of that, even with a small case, the price can't be that much lower.
But keep the ideas flowing, that's what I like about forums, we never know what can result of this thread. ^^
The expensive part is the DSP, the AD/DA converter and the USB controller, so if we have to keep all of that, even with a small case, the price can't be that much lower.
But keep the ideas flowing, that's what I like about forums, we never know what can result of this thread. ^^
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Raven
New member
I agree that a smaller product would be more beneficial than being able to do all of the editing on the device itself ....pedalboard friendliness is a good thing for us gear-heads & it's not like anyone using a Torpedo isn't going to have a computer that they can use to edit their patches with. It would be essential though that the user can load in their own cabinets/presets; a handful of slots like on the the TC tone print pedals that you could then load your sounds into via Remote would be a great way to go I think.
Also, if you were able to do something like the guys at Wheebo do where it only needs a 9V power supply but then steps it up itself inside the pedal to a regulated 18v, then this would please a lot of players using Voodoo Labs supplies etc. (power hungry pedals that need an 18v supply are always a bit of a pain when taps are of a premium).
Also, if you were able to do something like the guys at Wheebo do where it only needs a 9V power supply but then steps it up itself inside the pedal to a regulated 18v, then this would please a lot of players using Voodoo Labs supplies etc. (power hungry pedals that need an 18v supply are always a bit of a pain when taps are of a premium).
guillaume_pille
Active member
A smaller pedal would be 9V, of course.
The actual CAB is 12V which is not something really exotic if you are ready to purchase a proper power supply. It's true the electronics need current, the display, the DSP and the other active parts need it. :/
The actual CAB is 12V which is not something really exotic if you are ready to purchase a proper power supply. It's true the electronics need current, the display, the DSP and the other active parts need it. :/
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Raven
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My bad, for some reason I was thinking it was 18v, I already have two other 18v pedals you see & it pains me to take up four spots on my Voodoo Lab Mondo for just 2 pedals! Haha.