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Guitarix - Free Amp Modeler For Linux

Well, well, who wouldn't want a freebie? Unfortunately for me, this one's for Linux. Surely a nice toy for all Linux users out there. I haven't tried this for obvious reasons so use this at your own risk! I wonder if this can be used for Blues harp... hope someone could fill us up on this one. This could be a tone-downed version of the Peavey ReValver Mk III which was featured here a while ago. You can download this readily if you know where to find it. But I wouldn't recommend that though, always go for the real thing dudes! Download Guitarix HERE

Peavey ReValver Mk III (Poor Man's Valve Amp?)

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Ever wanted to buy a tube amp? For Blues harp players (and serious electric guitar players), owning a vintage tube amp has always been on their Christmas wishlists. Most however, don't get their wishes fulfilled even though they've been good the whole year. Fortunately for the "economically challenged" like me, there's an amp modeling software called Peavey ReValver Mk III. Product description: Peavey Revalver Mk III models 15 of the world s most popular guitar amplifiers, including models of Peavey 6505, JSX, Classic, ValveKing, and Triple XXX amps, through an exclusive algorithm that analyzes the interactions of the components on the circuit level based on the amps original schematics. By controlling these amplifier models from the component level, Revalver is able to model every nuance with amazing accuracy. Revalver also boasts 12 preamplifier models, 9 power amplifier models, 150 speaker simulations, and 20 microphone configurations, allowing the user to mix ...