When setting globally "Cabinet Modelling" OFF, is the CAB block HI-LO Cut still active?

[Piing]

At home I play with studio monitors, and at the rehearsal room with a Egnater Tourmaster 4100 amp (connected to the Return of the FX loop) and a Egnater 412A 4x12 cab. Then I disable AMP and CAB modelling.

All my presets have HI-LO cut at the CAB block.

When Cabinet Modelling is set to OFF, is the HI-LO cut still active?

If it is not active, then I may have to replace it for a EQ block outside the CAB block.

At the rehearsal room the sound is too boomy, but I didn't have time to check the details because it is a rental studio, so I had to quickly set a LO-Cut at the Axe-FX Global Out EQ.

 

[guitarnerdswe]

Well, try it out? Should be easy to find out.

 

[∞Fractals]

I think off means off and that bypassed means bypassed ...

 

[Piing]

I think off means off and that bypassed means bypassed ...

No. It seems like Off actually means Bypassed. The HI-LO cut controls are disabled when Cabinet Modelling is set to off.

I will have to rework all my presets and cut in an external EQ block instead of the CAB block.

 

[muudrock]

You could leave cab modeling on globaly and use the "Null" IR. This will let you have access to al the cab block parameters without the IR coloring your sound.