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The Ampknob BDM '75 Black Friday deal puts Bogren Digital's amp simulator plugin at $24.50, 50% off, until Nov 30, 2026.
It is a guitar amp sim built around a battle-scarred amp from the studio of a legendary Swedish band. According to the maker, its sound draws on punk rock from the 1990s through the early 2000s.
The story goes that the tolex was scarred during a gasoline-fueled bit of stage aggression. The amp then went through countless mods and chaotic repairs, and it is now one of the key workhorse amps at Fascination Street Studios.
The maker says it covers everything from ballsy crunch to crushing, raw distortion. Its pitch is plenty of bite to go with the bark, and it calls the amp unpredictable and unmistakable.
If you track punk, hard rock or anything that wants an attitude-heavy guitar, that is the territory it is aimed at.
The original amp has separate inputs for channel one and channel two. Linking them with a cable, the old school "jump cable" method, runs both channels at once for an extra gain boost.
In the plugin, you flick the channel switch to engage it. That gives you a gain push without reaching for a pedal in front of the amp. The maker says IRDX also applies to any cabinet IR you load into the plugin, so those IRs respond more vividly than they do in a standard IR loader.
Like the rest of the Ampknob series, the three Ampknob BDM plugins are designed to be extremely easy to use, with a distraction-free route to album-ready sounds. Jens Bogren put his 20+ years of experience into sounds that just work, so you can dial in a tone and get back to playing.
Yes. The Ampknob BDM '75 Black Friday deal takes 50% off, bringing the plugin to $24.50. The offer ends Nov 30, 2026. It is an amp simulator plugin from Bogren Digital with two cabinets and IRDX built in.
The amp simulator comes with a channel switch for the jump cable gain boost, plus two matched cabinets captured at Fascination Street Studios: Modern and Vintage. The cabinet section runs on Bogren Digital's IRDX technology for a dynamic response.
It is available as Standalone, VST3, AU and AAX. Windows 10 or newer is required, as is Mac OS 10.13 or newer. The Mac version runs natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon.
IRDX is Bogren Digital's technology in the cabinet section. Ampknob BDM '75 reacts to playing dynamics the way a real speaker would, and cabinet IRs loaded into it also come across livelier than they do in an ordinary IR loader.
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