Cabzeus is a speaker / cabinet simulator + DI box in a pedal, based on a algorithms process. This device allows you to recreate the speaker sound directly recorded by mic. GFI team has incorporated into Cabzeus a large number of unique and powerful features that go beyond simple speaker simulations.
Stereo Input / Output.
Using their free software you can customize all the parameters (speaker type, cabinet type, microphone location, etc.) of each channel independently.
Cabzeus uses advanced DSP processing techniques with analog circuits that ensure optimal use and minimal noise.
All the algorithm customization settings mentioned above are made in the free CabsLab software and can be stored as presets in Cabzeus.
Speakers selections are organized in 4 classes: guitar, bass, gears, and miscellaneous.
With its DI Box you can connect a large number of input sources, from pedals, preamps, your head amp’s speaker output, etc.
2 reviews for GFI System Cabzeus
Rated 5 out of 5
Ralf Schienke –
Will report later on the device after a frequent use. I use it in a chain after a tube channel strip preamp (SPL Channel One) to form the guitar sound in recordings. But at first I would like to highlight the quick delivery from fanatic guitars. It is a joy to shop from and the offerings are well priced
Best regards
Ralf (Germany)
Rated 2 out of 5
Neil Pascall –
As a straight up speaker emulator the cabzeus doesn’t help much with recording a good quality driven guitar tone. At lower gain settings it can be used to create some interesting reverb and stereo effects. But, if you’re like me, and wanted a way of capturing the brown sound, then this won’t do it. It is pretty expensive when you consider how limited it is. Okay for a few stereo and reverb effects, if over priced, but not capable of handling hard rock or metal tones.
Ralf Schienke –
Will report later on the device after a frequent use. I use it in a chain after a tube channel strip preamp (SPL Channel One) to form the guitar sound in recordings. But at first I would like to highlight the quick delivery from fanatic guitars. It is a joy to shop from and the offerings are well priced
Best regards
Ralf (Germany)
Neil Pascall –
As a straight up speaker emulator the cabzeus doesn’t help much with recording a good quality driven guitar tone. At lower gain settings it can be used to create some interesting reverb and stereo effects. But, if you’re like me, and wanted a way of capturing the brown sound, then this won’t do it. It is pretty expensive when you consider how limited it is. Okay for a few stereo and reverb effects, if over priced, but not capable of handling hard rock or metal tones.