SOUND ON SOUND
Warm Audio’s latest release delivers a meticulous recreation of the preamp circuitry employed by the Sound Techniques A-Range, a British-made console that helped to shape the sound of countless classic records.
The new Dirty Boy Jr. Series promises to bring the authentic Dirty Boy tone to a broader audience while preserving the all-important character of the original designs.
Aiming to bridge the gap between guitar rigs and studio setups, the Reamper delivers a multi-purpose tool that’s capable of carrying out re‑amping, placing guitar pedals into a DAW signal chain and capturing a signal from pushed valve amps at studio-friendly volumes.
Warm Audio's founder Bryce Young says he has long been of the belief that today’s audio gear has become “too accurate, too clear, and frankly, too easy to listen to”, and their latest release aims to tackle that very issue.
Warm Audio's take on the Electro-Voice 664 adopts the distinctive design of the original, but features a custom-tuned capsule which the company say has been engineered with modern front-of-house environments in mind.
With two different distortion stages, an insert point and external controls aplenty, could this be the only overdrive you need?
Warm Audio’s latest overdrive pedal is the Tube Squealer, and with its name and green case that slopes down slightly at the front, there’s little doubt as to what it’s based upon!
The latest additions to Warm Audio's pedal range offer the company’s take on another two classics, and each offer a choice of circuits that emulate different revisions of the original designs.
Warm Audio have introduced a trio of new microphones that build on the success of their WA-47jr, which has become one of the company’s best-selling models.
Warm Audio escalate their mission to make vintage gear affordable with a recreation of a classic stereo mic.
