Captor X Pro puts a 150W multi-impedance load, silent tracking, and deep routing into one amp-control box. Its load works with 4, 8, or 16-ohm amps, while relay-switched attenuation lets players drive an amp hard without wrecking the room. Two notes say the circuit keeps cabinet dynamics and harmonics intact.
Gear nerds get the True Stereo DynIR Engine, which can place two mic feeds or IRs across the stereo image with separate processing and output paths. Dual Mono mode splits cabinet, microphone, and effect chains. And 24 virtual cabs come loaded, with eight mic choices per cab and continuous placement control.
Front controls handle everyday moves, while Torpedo Remote manages 128 presets, signal paths, DynIR edits, Virtual Load Shaper settings, and performance rigs across macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
Hardware gets busy. Balanced DI and stereo line outs join speaker, headphone, USB-C, MIDI, mono pre-FX, and stereo post-FX connections. Ampete Engineering helped develop the unit, while CEO Guillaume Pille points to nearly two decades of load-box work behind it. Pricing lands at £849.99 with VAT or €999.99.
Gear nerds get the True Stereo DynIR Engine, which can place two mic feeds or IRs across the stereo image with separate processing and output paths. Dual Mono mode splits cabinet, microphone, and effect chains. And 24 virtual cabs come loaded, with eight mic choices per cab and continuous placement control.
Front controls handle everyday moves, while Torpedo Remote manages 128 presets, signal paths, DynIR edits, Virtual Load Shaper settings, and performance rigs across macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
Hardware gets busy. Balanced DI and stereo line outs join speaker, headphone, USB-C, MIDI, mono pre-FX, and stereo post-FX connections. Ampete Engineering helped develop the unit, while CEO Guillaume Pille points to nearly two decades of load-box work behind it. Pricing lands at £849.99 with VAT or €999.99.