412 MARS 1960B SaltPepper CONBINATION

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Tacosounds IR 412 MARS 1960B SaltPepper CONBINATION Manual

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ABOUT THIS

The '412 MARS 1960B SaltPepper' is an impulse response product based on the Marshall™  1960B 412 Salt and Pepper speaker cabinet. This cabinet is equipped with the rare and vintage Celestion™ “ROLA” G12H30 Blackback and Celestion™ “ROLA” G12M25 Blackback speakers, renowned for their exceptional quality.

COMBINATION SPEAKER Cab

Refers to a specific technique in guitar amp cabinets where different types or models of speakers are alternated within the cabinet. It is sometimes referred to as the X-Pattern, as in the case of the Bogner Uberkab™. Generally, this method combines the unique sound qualities of each speaker type, producing a richer and more diverse sonic experience.

This cabinet IR exclusively records with mixed microphones to replicate the combined resonance of different speakers. It does not include single-mic IRs, which are available in a separate edition.

MICS

• 1VR is based on a sE Electronics VR1
• SM57III is based on a Shure SM57 Unidyne III
• 906 is based on a Sennheiser e906
• M421 is based on a Sennheiser MD421
• OFF is based on a Neumann U87 P48

Folder Contents 

• Mix Mic Files: Within the "Mix [Natural Phase]" folder, there are about 50 files.
• Both the Single Mic and Mix Mic files are available in different sample rates: 96kHz, 48kHz, and 44.1kHz.
• Additionally, all these files are organized into folders named according to their lengths, specifically 500ms and 200ms folders.

Format

• Every Cab Pack includes .WAV files. These files are in 24-bit quality and come in three different sample rates: 96kHz, 48kHz, and 44.1kHz.
• Each IR is 500ms for optimal resolution. Hardware units that require shorter files will automatically truncate these 500ms files to the necessary length upon import.
• Minimum Phase versions are provided.
• Strymon™ Iridium and BOSS™ IR 200 support files from 44.1kHz to 96kHz.
  
• Suhr ™ Reactive Load IR, CABCLONE™ IR models, Fryette™ Power Load IR, Fractal Audio™, Line 6™ Helix, and most IR loaders use 48kHz files.
• Kemper™ units work with 44.1kHz.

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