Review: Audio Assault Rvxx v2 (with video sample)

Hello everyone and welcome to this week's article!

Today we're going to review the version 2.0 of an amp sim we have already reviewed (here) but that after the latest update it has been changed quite substantially: the Audio Assault RVXX!

The Rvxx is the Audio Assault take on the Revv G20, the 20w amp by Revv, a small but very angry tube head, and this new version has received the same treatment received by Sigma 2.0: they have added 3 stompboxes, 3 rack effects, a dual cab ir loader with many good impulses by Seacow Cabs and a preset manager with several presets.

On top of that, the interface has been completely redesigned and now it is fully resizable, making it very versatile.

How does it sound? Better than the original, because the stompboxes now are more, so you have more versatility, and the cab section has definitely seen an improvement.
Compared to the Sigma 2.0, you can still tell that this unit has less watt, because it's a bit more upper-mid rangey and with less low end, but with the right impulse to counterbalance it, this characteristics are tamed, and you can enjoy the strong presence and bite without that thin and boxy vibe that sometimes comes with low wattage amps.

All in all this is a very usable amp simulator, oriented for metal, with a very good quality to price ratio, and I really suggest everyone to try it, it could make a good addition to your collection.

Thumbs up!

Specs:

- 2 channels

- 3 stompboxes: Gate, Boost and Drive

- Rack Fx: 9 band equalizer, Delay, Reverb

- Dual cab IR loader with dozens of Seacow Cabs IRs

- Preset manager

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