I bought something.

[Chris]

WRU Randy

[scole]

Anal beads

[Chris]

I keep those on full. Even my anus is an overachiever.

[Mike]

[Chris]

Randy WRU YOU COWARD

[schreckmusic]

Mesa bass head? Who fuckin knows lol

[Randy]

I'm genuinely running out of things you don't have so I don't even know where to start

Markings are distinct, looks like three power level switch but on what who the hell knows.

[pjr]

My guess is the Captor X...

[thrashinbatman]

My guess is the Captor X...

Damnit, you beat me

[Chris]

My guess is the Captor X...

[Chris]

I'm genuinely running out of things you don't have so I don't even know where to start

Markings are distinct, looks like three power level switch but on what who the hell knows.

Best day ever.

[Randy]

Oh that thing I guessed you had like 10 NGDs ago

[Chris]

Oh that thing I guessed you had like 10 NGDs ago

I didn't have the X! I bought it just for this switch.

[Adam]

Trade you some mark iv Di kemper profiles for slo ones 😅

[thrashinbatman]

surprised Randy didn't even have a guess, because I immediately clocked that font as being the Two Notes font.

[desertdweller]

You'll love it! I bought mine last year for one reason, if I'm going to use IRs to simulate a cab and mic, I should do that before it hits my tube mic pre and compressor, not after. When I was running my old Captor, my signal chain was amp -> captor -> mic pre -> compressor -> DAW -> IRs. So I was warming and compressing the signal in the wrong place. It still sounded good, but it sounds so much better to put things in the right order, and the Captor X did it for me.

FWIW it sounds better than the Mesa CabClone IR in the Badlander as well. I can't put my finger on why, but with the same IRs I prefer the sound from the Captor X. You'll find the attenuator is better sounding on this than the original Captor too, and it makes playing a Dual Rectifier at bedroom levels much easier. Solid purchase, Chris

[Chris]

You'll love it! I bought mine last year for one reason, if I'm going to use IRs to simulate a cab and mic, I should do that before it hits my tube mic pre and compressor, not after. When I was running my old Captor, my signal chain was amp -> captor -> mic pre -> compressor -> DAW -> IRs. So I was warming and compressing the signal in the wrong place. It still sounded good, but it sounds so much better to put things in the right order, and the Captor X did it for me.

FWIW it sounds better than the Mesa CabClone IR in the Badlander as well. I can't put my finger on why, but with the same IRs I prefer the sound from the Captor X. You'll find the attenuator is better sounding on this than the original Captor too, and it makes playing a Dual Rectifier at bedroom levels much easier. Solid purchase, Chris

I actually don't plan to use any of that shit, I just want the attenuation and the ability to go full power w/o moving cables around.