The CabZone X still has a very simple UI, although it has been substantially expanded from the CabZone LE.
First of all, the CabZone X has a fully functional XLR balanced output with ground lift, which will come in handy at live gigs. With this option, you don't need to worry anymore about using a separate DI box to transmit the signal over many meters of cable.
Another important addition is a set of 10 power amp emulations that will let you sculpt your tone even further. The device now allows you not only to emulate the delicate response of a clean power amp but also to add the characteristic harmonic distortion of various overdriven power amp types. Besides, you can now control power amp gain via input volume.
The CabZone X features an updated headphones amp, revised universal power intake (it can now work with Power Bank-type power supplies), extended dynamic range, and improved signal to noise ratio. Impulses are now uploaded via USB, so there is no need to buy a microSD card. The device now also features a sturdy aluminum enclosure with recessed knobs. Best thing is, the CabZone X has become only marginally bigger in size!
Main Features
A simple and intuitive UI which doesn't require any external devices to use the key functions.
10 stock impulses selected by a single knob.
Third-party impulse upload via Micro-USB to the internal Flash memory.
10 stock power amp emulations for guitar and bass.
Great sound quality and signal to noise ratio.
Unprocessed THRU output for sending the dry signal to a different processing chain.
Fully functional XLR balanced output and Ground Lift switch to eliminate ground loops.
AUX input for sending audio to headphones only.
High-quality headphones amp with a separate output (for silent practice or monitoring).
The possibility to use all of the device's outputs simultaneously and connect it to up to 4 signal receivers at once.
Input overload indicator.
Compact and convenient input and output layout: all audio jacks and their control knobs are placed on the same side.
Small size and recessed knobs which allow to place the device at any point of the pedalboard (including under the pedalboard with no risk of messing up the settings).
Universal power intake (9–12V DC) and comparatively low current draw (150–200mA); autonomous work from USB power, including Power Banks.
Open architecture which allows you to create your own patches and upload them via Micro-USB.
