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The MLC S_Zero 100 Black Friday deal brings this guitar amp simulator plugin to $49.50, 50% off, until Nov 30, 2026.
The sound was designed by producer Jens Bogren, and the amp is a fully featured, very accurate model of the physical amp, with a simplified interface so you can dial in tones quickly.
There are three channels. Channel 1 runs from sparkling clean to classic tube overdrive, with a glassy, three-dimensional character.
Channel 2 is the British-leaning 'plexi' crunch with a present midrange. Channel 3 is the high-gain channel.
Each channel lets you choose either 6L6 or EL34 output tubes, independent of the other. The maker points out the physical MLC Subzero 100 amp has no such switch.
Two overdrive pedals sit in front of the amp:
After the cab you get a faithful model of a classic analog studio equalizer, plus two effects.
Max Delay is a warm analog delay that does short slapbacks or close to a full second, in mono or as a ping-pong delay alternating between left and right.
Wet Verb is a stompbox reverb made for guitars, described by the maker as clean and easy to use.
The maker says the speaker cabinet makes up about 80% of the guitar sound, so this section gets plenty of control.
There are two cabinet slots and a Speaker Mix slider to blend them. The plugin ships with a Vintage cab and a Modern cab, and for each one you pick from five well-known mic models and place and tilt them however you like.
Jens Bogren selected and set up both cabs himself. You can also load any impulse response into either slot, and the included presets let you skip the cab tweaking entirely.
IRDX (Impulse Response Dynamix) is Bogren Digital's technology for adding dynamic speaker behavior to static impulse responses. According to the maker, MLC S_Zero 100 relies on machine learning to close the gap between how a miked speaker cabinet sounds and what a static impulse response captures.
The idea is that real guitar speakers move air, compress and break up depending on how hard the amp pushes them, which a static IR cannot do on its own.
The standalone version includes Ampknob, which records ideas without opening a DAW. It also has a built-in metronome with adjustable meter, accent and automatic speed increments, plus a tuner.
Yes. The MLC S_Zero 100 Black Friday deal is 50% off, so the amp simulator plugin costs $49.50. The offer ends Nov 30, 2026.
You get a three-channel amp with switchable 6L6 and EL34 power tubes, the Vanilla Sky and Fascination Street OVD-1 overdrives, Vintage and Modern cabs, a classic studio EQ, Max Delay, Wet Verb and presets.
It comes as VST3, AU, AAX and Standalone. It runs on Windows 10 or newer and macOS 10.13 or newer, with native support for both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Yes. The cab section has two speaker slots, and you can load any impulse response into either one. The Speaker Mix slider blends the two, and IRDX adds dynamic speaker behavior to static IRs.
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