Buying a Captor X soon. What ohm rating? Does it matter?

[Guitarbilly]

Also why the Captor X?

The regular Captor is like 1/3 the cost and you can just load IRs in your DAW.

That's true but I like to have the capability of having IRs on the load. Sometimes I am just jamming through my computer speakers or headphones and it's good not to have to open the DAW or any software, just plug and play.

[Vladimir Putin]

Also why the Captor X?

The regular Captor is like 1/3 the cost and you can just load IRs in your DAW.

That's true but I like to have the capability of having IRs on the load. Sometimes I am just jamming through my computer speakers or headphones and it's good not to have to open the DAW or any software, just plug and play.

For sure, and I have an answer to that too!

I'd get the regular Captor AND a UA OX Stomp. Still less than the Captor X and more versatile

[Guitarbilly]

damn I didn't even know they had an OX Stomp

I am using the Suhr with IRs here...but yeah if I was going to buy something today that's definitely a great option.

[Vladimir Putin]

damn I didn't even know they had an OX Stomp

I am using the Suhr with IRs here...but yeah if I was going to buy something today that's definitely a great option.

It's a sweet pedal for sure! I think if I was to go back to gigging I'd run the captor as a load box and one of these straight to the PA.

[Guitarbilly]

I am considering buying one to try it with my IRD

Although the IR capabilities of the IR-D are fine, but this adds a lot of other options...

[ElDirtySanchez]

The TC Electronics IR loader doesn't sound like a bad deal either, $139.99 includes 25 IR's, 12 of which are official Celestion IR"s plus it holds another 74

[Vladimir Putin]

I am considering buying one to try it with my IRD

Although the IR capabilities of the IR-D are fine, but this adds a lot of other options...

dude I didn't even think about using it with the IR-D. That would be a sick fucking direct rig!

[spawnofthesith]

I’m using the sonicake IR to do what your describing, came in ally under $300 for both that and my captor new... if you are on a budget and/or don’t need more than 12 IRs loaded at the same time. The stock IRs are pretty bad. For most of your own IRs you do need to run them through the converter on their site that auto trims them down as it is pretty limited in storage space. Works great I love this combo.


That said, the TC is probably better and obviously more decked out (but costs twice as much)

[fastredponycar]

Also why the Captor X?

The regular Captor is like 1/3 the cost and you can just load IRs in your DAW.

It's an affordable all in one solution if you're going on stage. My biggest issue with it on stage is the absolutely terrible volume selector switch for the cab. It's either full volume or in-audible in the middle setting. There's no in between.

The Waza TAE, though pricy, is a swiss army knife on stage but you only get 1 IR at a time. The variable reactive load controls are really cool too.

Still though, for the price, I think the Captor X is a great little device if you're either not going to run a cab at full volume and need a clean DI speaker emulated signal OR plan to go cab-less. Having 2 outputs is handy. If I use the Captor on stage, one output goes to an FRFR behind me and one to the PA.

[Vladimir Putin]

I’d be running the captor in to the UA OX stomp which can do all of that