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The latest addition to Heritage Audio’s plug-in collection recreates the iconic tape delay unit used by the likes of Eddie Van Halen, Brian May, Jimmy Page, Neil Young and many more.
The Heritage Audio Synth Buddy uses only passive circuitry, and that means that it can be used with all manner of unbalanced audio signals, including synths and guitars.
Heritage Audio's new passive switcher can be used to quickly toggle between 10 stereo inputs, or route one input to one of 10 different destinations.
The OHM Amp features a built-in Bluetooth receiver, and offers a choice of six different impedances to ensure the best possible performance with a wide range of headphone models.
BritStrip recreates the hardware unit of the same name, providing DAW users with a combination of 1073-style EQ and the diode-bridge-based compression found in the company’s Successor stereo compressor.
Based on a famous Danish design, Heritage’s versatile homage includes some useful additional features.
Heritage Audio's Symph EQ is now available in plug-in form, and is free to those who own the hardware version or an i73 PRO interface.
Does Heritage Audio’s new range of transformer‑based audio interfaces mean you no longer need separate mic preamps?
The RAM 1000 combines hands‑on speaker control with Bluetooth streaming.
Enter this competition for your chance to win a brand-new i73 PRO Edge audio interface from Heritage Audio, worth €1499$1499!
