Available for download, Overloud's Vintage Collection Vol. 2 is an expansion library for use with the Overloud TH-U platform. It offers 53 individual rigs, modeling eight vintage guitar amplifiers and 19 speaker cabinets.

This particular library gives you the sound of a Vox AC50, a Matchless SC30, multiple Fender amps, and other models from Marshall, Seymour Duncan, and Sears Silvertone. Each amp has been modeled at multiple settings and with varying speakers and mic configurations to give you a wide array of exciting tones. Additionally, the collection comes with patches optimized for humbucker and single-coil pickups, so that the software can integrate better with the electronics of your particular guitar.

This expansion library requires either a full installation over Overloud TH-U or one of its editions to operate.

53 Rigs for the TH-U Platform    Models 8 Classic Vintage Amplifiers    Vox, Matchless, Fender, Marshall & More    Requires TH-U or Editions    Patches for Single-Coils and Humbuckers    Multiple Amp Settings Modeled    Multiple Mics and Speakers Modeled

• Fender Blackface Pro Reverb '66 (7 rigs)
• Fender 1969 Bandmaster Reverb (6 rigs)
• Fender 1974 Champ Silverface (6 rigs)
• Seymour Duncan Convertible (6 rigs)
• Vox AC50 (7 rigs)
• Sears Silvertone 1964 Twin Twelve (6 rigs)
• Marshall JTM45 (6 rigs)
• Matchless SC30 clean and overdrive channel (9 rigs)

The Vintage Collection 2 comes with patches designed for different kinds of pickups. Patches include:

• 9 patches optimized for single-coil S-style guitars
• 7 patches for the humbuckers of a classic single-cutaway design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this backward compatible to thunderbolt 2?

A: The OWC Mercury Pro U.2 Dual requires Thunderbolt 3 as a host connection for proper operation.

Q: 2. Do the discs spin down while powered on but not actively transferring data?

A: OWC has not provided information regarding whether the OWC Mercury Pro U.2 Dual 2-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID Array's hard drives remain spinning when not actively transferring data.

Q: 3. how exactly are the nvme chips mounted or connected to this card. Is this for regular nvme or the new Quad nvme?

A: This is an M.2 capable interface card wherein the M.2 drives are mounted under the depicted heat sinks.

Q: 4. How long is the Thunderbolt cable supplied with this SSD?

A: The length of the Thunderbolt cable with the OWC Mercury Pro U.2 Dual 8TB 2-Bay Thunderbolt RAID Array (2 x 4TB) BH #OWTB3MPDUR08 • MFR #OWCTB3MPDUR08W will be about 6'.

Q: 5. Do I need to buy 2 separate OWC U2 Shuttle if I want to use 8 Nvme M.2?

A: Yes, each OWC U2 Shuttle supports up to four M.2 NVMe SSDs, and the OWC Mercury Pro U.2 Dual 2-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID Array will support up to two OWC U2 Shuttles.

Q: 6. how loud is that fan?

A: The OWC Mercury Pro U.2 Dual with SoftRAID fan has a decibel rating of 32.4 dB.

Q: 7. Is this 7 mm or 15 mm thick?

A: The dimensions of the OWC 8TB U2 ShuttleOne NVMe U.2 Internal SSD are 0.9 cm (H) x 10.1 cm (L) x 7.0 cm (W).

Q: 8. Can this support 8TB m.2 nvme (or 16TB in the future)?

A: Yes, the M.2 SSDs in the OWC Mercury Pro 32TB U.2 8-Drive SSD 2-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID Array can be swapped out for higher capacity SSDs.

Q: 9. what size is the headphone jack?

A: Sorry I bought them for someone else - can you just ask in store, maybe easier than asking a customer who bought a gift over a year ago :)... Thanks

Q: 10. Do the ear cups swivel in either direction ? Are they true over the entire ear or do they sit on the ear ? And would a hard of hearing person be able to hear with this model ?

A: The ear cups on the Tascam TH-02 do not swivel but they do enclose the entire ear. The closed-back design helps to cut down ambient sounds and background noise. It is difficult to say whether or not these particular headphones would work well for someone who is hearing impaired. If they wear hearing aids that fit behind the ear, the speakers will need to be approximately 1 centimeter from the hearing aid to avoid problems with feedback. They should be OK for someone who wears hearing aids that fit inside the ear canal. The best way to determine whether any headphones will be suitable for someone whether or not they are hearing impaired would be for the person to test them to make sure they sound good and are comfortable to wear. Headphones with 50mm drivers will typically fit over the ears of most users. B&H does offer a 30-day return policy, so you can try out the headphones and they are eligible for return within 30 days of purchase if they don't work out well.