AxeTrak 8 Ohm IsoCab

Great condition and only used in smoke free environments, 8 ohm

What is the AxeTrak® Isolation Cabinet?

    The AxeTrak® isolation cabinet is a valuable production tool that provides a convenient means to quietly capture the unique characteristics and sound of any guitar setup. In other words, you take a live guitar rig, (guitar, stomp boxes, loop effects, guitar amp) and connect a speaker cable from the speaker jack of the guitar amp - to the input jack of the Axetrak. In essence the Axetrak isolation cabinet, or ISO cab as it is often referred to, will replace your existing speaker cabinet. That's it. This compact electronic enclosure is capable of reproducing natural sounding rhythms and unbelievable sounding lead guitar tones when plugged into a mixing board, soundcard, or recording console. Don't let the compact size fool you! The AxeTrak® isolation cabinet is fuse-protected and will handle approximately 75 watts RMS of power. The AxeTrak® ISO cab works perfectly with any 5 - 120 watt RMS guitar amplifier that can drive an 8 ohm load. 4 and 16 ohm impedance models are available as well. The table-top version of the AxeTrak® Isolation cabinet is not designed to handle high-power guitar amplifiers cranked at full volume like a power attenuator. Instructions for high-power use are clearly explained in the user manual and on our FAQ's page. The enclosure is made out of high quality, hardwood plywood for a warm tight sound, and is covered with heavy-duty, charcoal gray speaker carpet for non-suffocating sound dampening and long lasting durability. The heavy-duty 6.5" driver used in the AxeTrak® Iso cab is custom made for our unique application. The sound is converted into an electrical signal with the use of a dynamic microphone cartridge, which has been carefully designed and manufactured exclusively for this device. This cartridge is securely mounted and can be easily adjusted by turning a simple thumbscrew mounted on the top of the unit. This feature gives the user incredible flexibility as to how they wish to record their guitar tracks.