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Two Notes ReVolt

The ReVolt is a three-channel analog amp simulator with a 12AX7 tube stage and integrated cab simulation featuring ten dynamic impulse responses. It offers MIDI control, four-cable integration mode for use with effects loops, and headphone output for silent practice or recording.

  • 12V DC · center −
  • 600 mA
  • Buffered bypass
  • Mono
  • MIDI
New
from $199
Used (asking)
from $169

The rundown

Highlights

  • Three channels with 12AX7 tube and overdrive/boost stage
  • Ten dynamic impulse responses for cabinet simulation
  • MIDI controllable for preset and parameter switching
  • Four-cable mode compatible for integration with existing pedalboards
  • Headphone output and XLR balanced connection options

Best for

Players seeking a compact amp simulator with tube circuitry and impulse response technology who need MIDI control and compatibility with complex pedalboard setups.

Quick facts

Power
12V DC
Current draw
600 mA
Polarity
Center negative
Bypass
Buffered bypass
Dimensions
193 × 120.7 mm
Stereo
No
MIDI
Yes
Expression input
No
Status
In production

Where to buy Two Notes ReVolt

$199 lowest new price · Reverb

Used listings asking $169–$258.04, median $199 (5 listings). Asking prices, not sold prices.

Current offers
SellerConditionPriceLink
ReverbUsed$169View
ReverbUsed$194View
ReverbUsed$199View
ReverbNew$199View
ReverbNew$229.99View
ReverbNew$246.25View
ReverbUsed$258.04View
ReverbUsed$260View
ReverbNew$299.99View
ReverbNew$349View

Prices last checked 22 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.

Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the ReVolt require?

The ReVolt requires a 12V DC power supply with 600 mA capacity and center-negative polarity.

Does the ReVolt support MIDI control?

Yes, the ReVolt features MIDI connectivity for controlling parameters and recalling presets.

What are the dimensions of the ReVolt?

The ReVolt measures 193 x 120.7 mm.

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Specs from pedalfilter. Summary written by PedalBro from those specs and public descriptions.

Page last updated September 29, 2026.