#Positive grid bias amp 2 pack software

A Fuchs gig bag designed for all models is coming soon. They are super easy to operate, and the FBS-1 amps will easily fit in a gig bag, run ice-cold, and feature a well-thought-out, simple configuration for the working musician.

Want total clean, lower the input gain and raise the master. Want some dirt? Raise the input gain and lower the master volume. Small and light, (downright diminutive) at less than 5-lbs and 12 x 3 x 9, they are loud and clean. The DI output is electrically balanced pre/post switch, ground lift, DI Phase, and a global mute switch. The FBS-1 bass amps (and our FBT tube bass amps) share identical panels and chassis and are available in 300 and 700-watt models, they feature a solid-state preamp inspired by the infamous Walter Woods © amps, but with improvements like a steep-slope subsonic filter and a DI output using high-speed audiophile op amps and a regulated power supply. Mated to a modern lightweight ICE power digital power module we have produced an amp that Woods owners agree, is equal (if not better) than their predecessors. While servicing them Andy was able to reverse engineer the preamp and power supply. Due to Walter being reclusive and now retired, these amps found their way to Andy’s shop to be repaired. They were literally the first switch mode class-D style lightweight bass amps ever. For years, the rare and coveted Woods amps have built a following amongst industry professionals. Not unlike the iconic Walter Woods © amps the FBS-300 and FBS-700 amps are designed for maximum power at minimal size and weight. Fuchs’ 20-year list of reviews and endorsers is truly impressive to say the least. Much like our original ODS amps were initially inspired by the legendary Dumble amps, the new Fuchs FBS-1 bass amps have found their inspiration from the iconic Walter Woods © bass amps, but with Andy’s own enhancements.Īndy tapped his years of experience as a working musician, as well as servicing and tweaking guitar and bass amps for many famous clients as diverse as Carlos Santana through jammers like Jimmy Herring, including jazz legends like Dave Stryker for over 40 years as inspiration for our new bass amps.

#Positive grid bias amp 2 pack software

If you only used the software for the studio units, you’d have an amazing resource for your home recording projects. BIAS FX 2 has a ton of studio rack units modeled as well, to make sure you’re fully covered. It’s not limited to just amps and effects, either.

The visual aspect of BIAS FX 2 is what sets it apart from other comparable software, and it’s apparent they put a lot of time into the user interface aspect of it. I opened up a couple of the bass presets, and was able to very quickly adjust effect settings, mic placement, signal chain order, etc. Simple to use/understand interface makes tweaking a breeze

Imagine if our actual rigs were that simple…! Grabbing an effect and throwing it either in front of the amp (or in its effects loop) is a simple click/drag away. BIAS FX 2 has everything laid out, just like how you’d see it onstage. If the layout of the presets look really familiar, it’s because it is. With the latest release of BIAS FX 2, the folk at Positive Grid have released a package tailored to us bassists. Having a plethora of amplifiers previously unattainable to most at your fingertips is incredibly helpful to dial in the perfect sound. Guitarists have long known the name Positive Grid and their Bias software as one of the leading tools for home recording.