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Tube Preamp For Electric Guitar

  • 3 channels
  • Fully analogue preamp and guitar amp simulator
  • Inspired by the sound of three legendary UK and US amplifiers
  • 12AX7 preamp tube operating at high voltage provides warmth and bite
  • Includes GENOME software: a complete guitar recording environment featuring DynIR speaker simulation, microphone placement, studio effects, pedals, amp captures and a professional rig library
  • Integrated OD boost
  • Analogue cab sim for live DI and recording
  • FX Loop and MIDI In/Out for effortless integration into existing setups
  • Controls: Boost for the active channel (up to +20dB mid-range boost) – Clean channel: Gain, Volume, Bass, Treble – Crunch and Lead channels: separate Gain and Volume controls for each, shared Bass, Mid and Treble controls
  • Effect loop-in: Serial
  • Input: 6.3 mm jack
  • Output: 6.3 mm jack
  • FX Send and return: 2x 6.3 mm jack
  • DI Out: XLR
  • Aux In: 3.5 mm stereo jack
  • MIDI In & Out
  • Power supply connection: Barrel connector 5.5 x 2.1 mm, centre negative
  • Power consumption: 500 mA
  • Power supply with 12 V DC mains adapter (included)
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 192 x 117 x 72 mm
  • Weight: 0.75 kg
  • Available since December 2022
  • Item number 544663
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Design Stompbox
  • Tube(s) Yes
  • Amp Modeling No
  • Effects No
  • Headphone Output Yes
  • Direct Out Yes
  • MIDI Interface Yes
  • Integrated Expression Pedal No
  • Connections for Pedals or Switches No
  • Aux-Input No
  • Integrated Tuner No
  • USB-Port No
  • Drum-Computer No
  • Effect Types Preamp
199 €
-18% 30-days best price: 244 €
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Three-channel tube preamp in pedal format

The Two Notes ReVolt Guitar is a fully analogue three-channel guitar preamp built around a PSVANE ECC83 (12AX7) tube running at 200V DC – full plate voltage, as opposed to the starved-plate approximations common in tube pedals. Housed in a pedalboard-friendly format, its three channels draw on distinct amplifier traditions – American clean, British crunch, and modern high-gain – covering a tonal range from warm, open clean sounds through classic UK overdrive to contemporary lead and heavy rhythm territory. A serial FX loop, TRS MIDI In and Out, a balanced XLR DI output, and a headphone output with aux input make the ReVolt Guitar a self-contained signal hub rather than a single-purpose preamp pedal. Alongside the preamp’s analogue hardware capabilities, it also ships with a lifetime GENOME licence, the comprehensive Two Notes software suite that turns the ReVolt into a complete amp-to-cab recording signal path, with DynIR cabinet simulation, effects and pedals, and flexible rig building – for direct-to-DAW or standalone use.

Control panel of the Two Notes ReVolt Guitar Tube Preamp

Three channels, one tube

The ReVolt Guitar's PSVANE ECC83 sits behind a glass panel at the centre of the front face, visible and always active across all three channels. The American Clean channel covers Fender-inspired clean and edge-of-breakup tones with Gain, Volume, and a two-band EQ; its large headroom handles both clean chord work and light drive with minimal compression. British Crunch delivers the mid-forward overdrive associated with classic British valve amplifiers – for a character that pushes through a band mix without excessive low end. Modern Lead handles high-gain rhythm and lead work, voiced for tight, focused distortion rather than the looser character of the British channel. The boost circuit – +0dB to +20dB centred around 1.1kHz – adds mid-focused gain, and can be activated separately via footswitch for each channel, indicated by a light in the tube housing when active.

Rear panel of the Two Notes ReVolt Guitar Tube Preamp

Connectivity and integration

The serial FX loop runs unbuffered – the return connects directly to the output when active, keeping the signal path clean for time-based and modulation effects. Engaging the four-cable method via the loop switch integrates the ReVolt Guitar with a valve amplifier's effects loop, using the pedal's preamp section while retaining the power amp and cabinet of the amp. The balanced XLR DI output carries phantom power protection (+48V), making it safe for direct connection to mixing desks and interfaces without a DI box. TRS MIDI In and Out handle preset recall and channel switching in MIDI-controlled live rigs or studio recall environments. The 3.5mm headphone output and aux input allow practice and backing-track sessions without additional hardware.

Two Notes ReVolt Guitar Tube Preamp Bedienpanel

About Two Notes

Two notes Audio Engineering is the brand under which the French company Orosys SAS markets its products. The company was founded in 2006 by Guillaume Pille in Montpellier. Pille's vision was to find a solution which allowed guitarists to easily record their favourite 100-watt amplifier at home as well as use it on stage under optimum conditions. In 2010, Two notes launched its first hardware product, the Torpedo VB-101, which turned this vision into a reality thanks to features such as its internal digital speaker simulation. Further hardware and software solutions for guitarists and bassists followed that continued this concept and have since established Two notes Audio Engineering as one of the most popular manufacturers in the field of load boxes, loudspeakers, and power amp simulations – as well as the "silent recording" scene in general.

Pedalboard, studio, and stage

The ReVolt Guitar is aimed at guitarists who want genuine tube preamp character without committing to a full valve amp – on a compact pedalboard for touring, as a studio direct recording tool, or as a silent-stage solution running direct to front-of-house. In a recording session, the balanced DI and DynIR cabinet simulation produce a complete, ready-to-mix guitar signal without microphone placement or room treatment. Live, the MIDI implementation allows full preset recall from a controller, and the four-cable method keeps the option of a real power amp and cabinet open. The headphone output with aux input covers practice and warm-up use without a separate interface or amp. At 830g, the ReVolt Guitar's robust all-metal enclosure makes it pedalboard-viable without being fragile.

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The Best Tube Preamp Pedal!
erkansahinov 21.03.2024
I used AMT SS-11A for many years. I love tube preamp sound but generally "analog cab sim" sounds very bad. AMT has worst analog cab sim, that's why I used with Palmer PDI-09 and other analog cab sim pedals many years. Revolt has an optimum "analog cab sim" option. It's very very useful.

If you will use like amp with your other pedals on stage, you will be happy.
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Ok but not great for me
Ciuca 05.01.2023
I really wanted to like this and replace my KSR Ceres and Victory Kraken. Ain't gonna happen. I don't think the valve works at full potential....pretty sure doesn't draw the current as is meant to...the fillament doesn't get red as it should. The lows and mids are there,but the high frequences are thin and annoying to my years.The Marshall channel could be one of the greatest ever .Don't care about the Soldano one. The clean channel is fantastic.
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Great, but not for me.
hertzcontrol 07.09.2025
My idea was to take a tube power amp on the road, and leave my vintage plexis and bassman in the studio. If the amp falied, would have the xlr out....
Well, every channel has this piercing highs, on every guitat that I own I couldnt get anywhere near of my sound.
The clean channel is ok, but not like the bassman59, bassman100 silverface, vibrolux or delux reverb that I own..worlds apart.
The plexi channel, might get closer to my cranked plexis but there is no clean in this channel....and a plexi, takes pedals like no one, and this as the front end doesnt.
The soldano channel was the best, but I dont do high gain.
Overall, if it didnt point you to the original amps, could be a good thing on its own, but stating it sounds like something it doesent...well it might still be great, but not for me.
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Beast!!!!
Nurikeshi 28.01.2024
I've tried it today on recording. Now my Thinline really sounds))) The American clean is Something! I'm happy with this amp)
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