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New British Collection gear available in AmpliTube iOS 4.10 update

I wanted to let you all know that we have added some British Collection gear derived from the great new models from AmpliTube 4 Mac/PC (like the much-liked Red Pig and others) to AmpliTube iOS in the newest 4.10 update. Learn more here

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  • @ikmultimedia said:
    I wanted to let you all know that we have added some British Collection gear derived from the great new models from AmpliTube 4 Mac/PC (like the much-liked Red Pig and others) to AmpliTube iOS in the newest 4.10 update. Learn more here

    awesome thanks for the update?

  • The link is broken.

  • I took the plunge and got this, it's sounds great IMO, definitely one of the best options on iOS so far. Nice warm sounding amps that distort in a pleasing way.

  • @richardyot said:
    I took the plunge and got this, it's sounds great IMO, definitely one of the best options on iOS so far. Nice warm sounding amps that distort in a pleasing way.

    How does it compare to Tonestack if you have it?
    I mainly interested in Fender sounds, but I'd think the quality would be comparable.
    Thanks

  • @bato said:

    @richardyot said:
    I took the plunge and got this, it's sounds great IMO, definitely one of the best options on iOS so far. Nice warm sounding amps that distort in a pleasing way.

    How does it compare to Tonestack if you have it?
    I mainly interested in Fender sounds, but I'd think the quality would be comparable.
    Thanks

    As an amp sim, this sounds much better than Tonestack to my ears.

  • Well, they sound good if you want that Marshall tone but a British collection insinuates that it might include Vox amps. But alas, no dice.

  • @lukesleepwalker said:
    Well, they sound good if you want that Marshall tone but a British collection insinuates that it might include Vox amps. But alas, no dice.

    There is a Vox amp in the Brian May collection, but I can't comment on its quality as that's not really my sound (too bright for me).

  • @Faland said:
    The link is broken.

    Should work now. Was being very odd yesterday with multiple popups asking for the link that I had to dismiss.

  • @richardyot said:
    I took the plunge and got this, it's sounds great IMO, definitely one of the best options on iOS so far. Nice warm sounding amps that distort in a pleasing way.

    Thank you! I mentioned the Red Pig a bit selfishly, as it is my favorite from the new amps that were introduced with AmpliTube 4 Mac/PC. On that note, this collection includes those amps that were introduced with AmpliTube 4 Mac/PC and are a particular British sound, but alas there is no Vox in there but as pointed out the Brian May collection does include his AC30.

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