Rounding out the package are room and ambiance captures. These include , Rear captures (Rear 1, 2) , and Side and Sum captures , all recorded with the premium Telefunken U47 or AEA Nuvo N22 mics to provide a sense of space and depth.
: 1971 Fender Twin Reverb with original JBL D120F speakers.
The pack uses eleven hand-selected microphones to capture the cabinet's unique voice: Models Used Shure SM57 (Modern & Vintage), Sennheiser MD421 Ribbon Royer R-121 Beyerdynamic M160 AEA Nuvo N22 Condenser Telefunken U47 (Large Diaphragm Tube), Neumann KM 184 (Small Diaphragm) Ambient Room, Rear, and Side captures using Telefunken U47 ; Sum captures with ⚡ Key Features & Performance
Pre-blended IRs curated by York Audio to provide professional results with minimal adjustment. York Audio FTWN 212 D120 -WAV-
: The bass response is tight and punchy without becoming boomy or muddy.
Here is what you get inside the download:
: Thanks to the iconic aluminum dust caps on the vintage JBLs, the high frequencies possess a glossy, airy quality that cuts through dense mixes without sounding abrasive. Technical Specifications & High-Utility Compatibility Rounding out the package are room and ambiance captures
The aluminum cap translates to unparalleled string separation. If you play complex, jazz-style chords or intricate fingerpicking lines, every single note will ring out distinctly. It’s also a favorite for country "chicken pickin'", funk, and soaring blues leads that cut right through a dense mix. Tips for Dialing in Your Tone
The pack includes in total, consisting of 119 single-mic captures and 19 multi-mic "Mixes" designed for immediate use. Microphone Type Models Used Dynamic Shure SM57 (Modern & Vintage Unidyne III), , SM7, Sennheiser MD421 (Vintage), e906 Ribbon Royer R-121 Beyerdynamic M160 , AEA Nuvo N22 Condenser
Users note it sounds less "muddy" than stock cabs and captures the "realism" of a physical amp in a room better than competitors. Versatility: The pack uses eleven hand-selected microphones to capture
The Cab Pack is widely recognized by digital guitarists as one of the definitive impulse response (IR) libraries for capturing pristine, vintage American clean and edge-of-breakup tones. Released by Justin York, a Nashville session guitarist and producer, this collection of high-resolution .WAV files meticulously recreates the sonic profile of a historic 1971 "Silverface" Fender Twin Reverb 2x12 combo amplifier.
As with all York Audio releases, the library is captured with meticulous detail using high-end microphones, preamps, and conversion. The file format (WAV) ensures compatibility with virtually all major hardware modelers (Kemper, Fractal, Line 6 Helix, Quad Cortex) and software (Neural DSP, STL Tones).
Users can typically expect a variety of captures, including:
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York Audio utilized a massive array of 11 professional microphones to capture this cabinet, including: York Audio