Beware, there's a new sheriff in Hell.

To celebrate the release of the best sounding record ever, we are unleashing two of the blood-soaked guitar tones used on SpiritWorld's DEATHWESTERN. Each tone is modeled on a configuration of producer Sam Pura's iconic guitar amp chain; switch it to "53” if you want ridiculous gain and a deadly low end, or flick it to "50” if you need punishing midrange definition. When you're ready, use them in tandem to discover why these amps go together like whiskey and a gunfight. We also threw in optional cabinet simulation, a boost pedal, gate, and your guitar's volume knob, just for the hell of it. Our only condition on use is to not be held liable for demons summoned by players that can't help but increase the volume of their guitars to satanic levels. But if you're gonna do it, wear a Stetson Stallion Silver Belly (not included) while you're doing it.

The biggest little compressor

Despite being able to fit three of them in 1U of rack space, producer Sam Pura is running out of places to put these deceptively cruel soft-knee compressors. To remedy this, and as part of our personal mission to prove that size doesn't matter, we've modeled it in all its characterful intricacy so that no stereo channel can avoid its death grip. This is your sonic jackhammer for concrete wall mixes. Try it on anything you want to add pumpy, aggressive life to and find yourself addicted.

The biggest little compressor

Despite being able to fit three of them in 1U of rack space, producer Sam Pura is running out of places to put these deceptively cruel soft-knee compressors. To remedy this, and as part of our personal mission to prove that size doesn't matter, we've modeled it in all its characterful intricacy so that no stereo channel can avoid its death grip. This is your sonic jackhammer for concrete wall mixes. Try it on anything you want to add pumpy, aggressive life to and find yourself addicted.