Amp / Speaker Simulators

Kemper have announced that their compact amp and effects modeller has received a free software update that introduces a whole host of powerful new features.

Featuring twin-channel operation, selectable multi-impedance compatibility and true continuous attenuation, the Torpedo Reload II is said to be Two notes’ most advanced load box to date.

The latest TONEX expansion captures a collection of amps and pedals from the collection of renowned metal guitarist Gus G. 

Roland have released the JC-120 Jazz Chorus Software Effect, a software version of their iconic JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier.

Pedal comes preloaded with 20 presets created by Satriani himself, along with access to his entire TONEX Amp Vault Signature Collection.

This upgraded release introduces a completely redesigned interface, which is shared across the entire THU range.

The latest addition to the TONEX range introduces a FRFR cabinet that pairs with IK's hardware pedals — or indeed any amp-modelling hardware — and promises to deliver the most authentic-sounding amp tones available. 

With the release of Genome v1.6, the suite is now available as a standalone application as well as a DAW plug-in, and has also gained two new TSM-Ai Amplifiers and 10 additional DynIR cabinet models.

Wong’s collaboration with Neural DSP results in a versatile suite that caters to players seeking pristine funk tones and dynamic effects.

HeadRush have expanded their product range with three new guitar-focused releases.

The latest addition to the Origin Effects range pays tribute to one of Fender's most sought-after vintage valve amps. 

With three speaker models each equipped with independent controls, Blue Cat Audio's latest plug-in offers a wider range of rotary speaker effects than most of the competition.

UA's latest guitar pedal captures a range of high-gain tones that powered the hits of a whole host of punk, rock and metal acts including Foo Fighters, Incubus, Nevermore, Dream Theatre and more. 

As its name suggests, PianoRack has been designed primarily with pianos in mind, but is also said to work well on a range of plucked sounds including guitars, harps and tuned percussion instruments.