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Overloud BHS 4x12 Powered Green - SuperCabinet IR Library

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Overloud BHS 4x12 Powered Green - SuperCabinet IR LibraryPowered IRs Supercab Library created by capturing a 4x12" Greenback Cab with 4 different legendary guitar Power Amps Michael Nielsen introduces the Powered IRs for TH U Supercabinet! His core cabinets have been captured through 4 of his favorite power amps to deliver classic cabinet tones with the flavor of the legendary guitar racks: H&H* V800 (Solid State) Mesa* 2: Ninety (6L6) VHT* 2150 (KT88) VHT* Classic (EL34) BHS 4x12 Powered Green is the

Powered IRs - Supercab Library created by capturing a 4x12" Greenback Cab with 4 different legendary guitar Power Amps

Michael Nielsen introduces the Powered IRs for TH-U Supercabinet! His core cabinets have been captured through 4 of his favorite power amps to deliver classic cabinet tones with the flavor of the legendary guitar racks:

  • H&H* V800 (Solid State)
  • Mesa* 2:Ninety (6L6)
  • VHT* 2150 (KT88)
  • VHT* Classic (EL34)

BHS 4x12 Powered Green is the Supercab IR Library which captures the archetype 4x12" cabinet with 20w British Greenback speakers. This extensive capture is created with 18 microphones and 16 positions each microphone, and it is repeated for all the 4 power amps, for a total of 1152 IRs.

Discover The Power Amps
The H&H* is a solid state power amp that was the goto solid state power amp for even the most heavy weight arena touring rock acts.  It has a warm, amp friendly character that was perfect for amplifying "wet" cabs, or for re-amplifying a head that was turned into a preamp with a load box.

The Mesa* 2:Ninety is a mighty 2U power amp that found incredible popularity in the 90's. It is simultaneously sweet and aggressive.  Perfect for cleans, soaring leads, or massive crunch.  The captures in the "Powered Green" Subercabinet utilize the "Deep" and "Modern" switches for a massive bottom end boost and powerful punch.  

The VHT* 2150 is the battleship of power amps.  The KT88's offer endless headroom and a slightly hifi spectrum and a massively powerful and tight bottom end.  These 4U monster power amps were THE goto power amp from top studio musicians to the biggest arena acts.

The VHT* Classic is one of the holy grail power amps.  It's a 4U beast that has a distinct British flavor.  The Classic has a leaner bass, and more open top end, and an overall more vintage color.  This power amp was a mainstay in the racks of the most elite players.

Made For The SuperCabinet
The library is created for the TH-U SuperCabinet, which allows to:

  • Graphically browse the IRs in the library
  • Blend them together
  • Craft new cabinet tones with the unique Multiband mode
  • Use the IR in the software
  • Export the IRs in .wav, compatible with the software IR loaders and all the major hardware modelers

Specifications

  • Speaker: Celestion* 20W Greenback
  • Enclosure: 4x12"

Power Amps:

  • H&H* V800 (Solid State)
  • Mesa* 2:Ninety (6L6)
  • VHT* 2150 (KT88)
  • VHT* Classic (EL34)

The IRs have been captured using the following 18 microphones:

  • AKG C12
  • AKG C414
  • AKG C414 XLS
  • Audio Technica AT4033
  • Coles 4038
  • Electro Voice RE16
  • Groove Tubes MD1
  • Neumann KM84
  • Neumann U47
  • Neumann U87
  • RODE NT1
  • Royer R121
  • Sennheiser E609
  • Sennheiser MD421
  • Shure B52
  • Shure SM57
  • Shure SM58
  • Shure SM81

Every microphone has been moved to 4 different horizontal position (Cap, Cap Edge, Cone and Cone Edge), two distances and two angles (in axis, off axis), for a total of 16 IRs each.

All the measurement set has been repeated for each one of the cabinet in the library.

All IRs have been phase aligned and they can be blended without phase cancellations.

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