Two Notes says C.A.B. M+ is C.A.B. M with free firmware update

February 22, 2024 · 1 sources

In a comment posted on February 22, 2024, under a Two Notes knowledge base article comparing the C.A.B. M+ and the original C.A.B., a staff member identified as Ross answered a reader's question about the difference between the Torpedo C.A.B. M and the Torpedo C.A.B. M+. The reply stated that the two units are the same after the update.

The article lists what the C.A.B. M adds over the original Torpedo C.A.B.: a new Clean preamp model, revised power amp models, an audio enhancer, a tuner and revised EQ stacks; wireless remote control for Android and iOS; XLR and TRS jack outputs; a memory card reader for third-party IRs with a 256MB micro SD card included; an auxiliary input; a higher-powered DSP; high resolution IR capability up to 200ms, against up to 40ms on the original C.A.B.; and a new OLED screen¹.

The article gives dimensions of 96 x 121 x 63 (mm) for the C.A.B. M and 178 x 127,8 x 58,3 (mm) for the C.A.B. It states that both units work with the USB Torpedo Remote software and both use Two Notes' DynIR virtual cabinet technology¹. It also notes that the C.A.B. M can interrupt the signal between an amp and a speaker, with the caution that the pedal is not a loadbox, so a speaker or suitable load must follow it¹.

The article does not give a price for either unit, and the comment does not say when the C.A.B. M+ firmware became available or which functions it adds to an updated C.A.B. M.