Cab Rock.<\/h2>\n
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Cab Rock& Load Rock Speaker Simulation for Electric Guitar !
\nCab Rock
\nOur Cab Rock Speaker Simulation was developed, aided by State of the art FFT Signal Analysis.
\nCab Rock features
\n1.a Hi Z input
\n2.a -21db input
\n3. a balanced and an unbalanced output.<\/p>\n
Besides the running of line signals the Hi Z input offers the possibility to directly connect effect such as distortion and chorus etc.
\nThis means , one can connect directly to a mixing desk or audio interface.<\/p>\n
The -21 db input is used to tap the signal in parallel in before the loudspeaker. (before it reachers the loud speaker?)
\nBut; never use this input without load!<\/p>\n
The pad is set , so that output signals up to 100W can be tapped in parallel with the speaker cab.
\nVia dip switches, two different cab simulations are available; 1×12 and 4×12 as well as the typical mic in front of the cab sound when used with a 4×12 speaker, selected via the Mic 57 Center Position switch.
\nTwo tone control pots( Low and High) allow various on Axis( more high frequencies) and off Axis( less top end) sounds to be dialled in.<\/p>\n
Another application is the combination with our Power Break Load Rock, for in ear stage monitoring.<\/p>\n
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- Cab Rock Manual<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- Cab Rock Frequenz Diagramme<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- Cab Rock Soundfiles mp3 Files<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Technical specs;<\/strong>
\nPower; 9V DC
\nPower consumption; 12.4 mA
\nNoise -101dbV
\nThd; 0.03218%
\ninput impedance input 1; 1.1 Meg Ohm
\nInput 2: -21dB only in Parallel Cab Mode.
\nOutput: Balanced and unbalanced, via 1\/4 “ socket.
\nPhysical dimensions; width 13.7 cm, hight 11.5 cm, depth 5.5 cm<\/p>\n
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Load Rock <\/b><\/h2>\nDynamic Power Brake for <\/b>Tube Amplifier<\/b>
\n![](\"http:\/\/silvermachine.de\/img\/Load_Rock2.jpg\")
\nDynamic Power Brake for Tube Amplifiers<\/p>\nLoad Rock for Tube Amplifiers is a device, providing dynamic, frequency-dependent Load that does not require external power supply.
\nIt can be connected to an 8 or 16 Ohm load from the amplifier.
\nThe transformer-balanced out signal provides a +6dbV line signal at 100W RMS max.
\nWith this, our Speaker simulation Cab Rock, or a recording interface can be driven directly.<\/p>\nLoad Rock offers two modes;
\n1) Load Mode; for in ear monitoring and playing without a speaker cabinet.
\n2)Parallel mode; connected to a speaker cabinet(connect the speaker to one of the two PWR,AMP inputs)
\nThis way, output can be reduced by 50% and a line signal sent out , simultaneously.<\/p>\n - Cab Rock Frequenz Diagramme<\/a>.<\/li>\n