Overloud SuperCabinet Library: Jensen Tornado Stealth 80 Compact Cabs

This is an official Jensen IR library based on the N12/80 TR Stealth 80 'Tornado Stealth 80' Neodymium speaker. It systematically captures a Jensen Tornado Stealth 80 Compact Cabs speaker from the Jet Series, installed in two enclosures - 1x12' Open Back and 1x12' Closed Back cabinets, offering a total of 608 IRs. Developed with a Jensen Speakers product specialist, it recreates an authentic playing experience. The Tornado Stealth 80, perhaps the Neodymium sibling of the ceramic - powered Electric Lightning, is highly efficient with slightly scooped mids. It excels in both clean and heavy tonal applications, delivering great punch, attack, and clarity for various playing styles. Captured in modern build cabinets by 19 microphones in 16 positions each, it's a top - notch modern - voiced speaker for contemporary use. This library is made for TH - U Supercabinet, allowing you to graphically browse IRs, blend them, craft new cabinet tones with the Multiband mode, use IRs in the software, and export them in .wav for compatibility with software IR loaders and major hardware modelers. The capturing session used 18 types of microphones, each with 16 IRs from different positions, distances, and angles. All IRs are phase - aligned for seamless blending.

How to use: First, make sure your TH - U Supercabinet software is installed. Then, load the Overloud SuperCabinet Library for Jensen Tornado Stealth 80 Compact Cabs into the software. You can start graphically browsing the IRs to find the sound you like. Blend different IRs together and use the Multiband mode to create your unique cabinet tones. You can also export the IRs in .wav format to use in other compatible software or hardware modelers. Note: Always keep your software updated to ensure compatibility. When exporting IRs, check the settings to make sure the format is correct. Maintenance: Keep your computer or device clean and free from dust. Store the library files in a safe place, and make backups regularly to avoid data loss.