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The vpre 562a Black Friday deal from Fuse Audio Labs takes 72% off the VPRE-562A Vintage Tube Amplifier, an amp simulator plugin, bringing it to $19 until Dec 6, 2026.
The VPRE-562A is built around an all-tube amp from the early 1960s. That amp started life as a PA amplifier, and UK bands of the era often repurposed it as a bass or guitar head.
The signal path follows the original: a Mullard EF86 gain stage, an ECC82 phase splitter and two 6L6 push-pull pentodes. Custom input and output transformers sit at either end.
Fuse Audio Labs says the plugin adds sixties vintage vibes and some old-school grit when you want it.
The maker describes the EQ as unconventional, with a wide range of tone-shaping options. The Mic/Aux and Pre/PA selectors let you pick which mix of harmonics, presence, negative feedback and transformer effects shapes the sound.
Push the gain and the clean tone gives way to a vintage overdrive layer. The maker says it keeps its warmth as it breaks up.
The maker pitches it as a spice booster for guitar and bass. You can run it on its own or alongside a full amp simulation.
It isn't limited to old-school sources either. Fuse Audio Labs says the 562A can beef up modern instruments just as well.
The maker also says its harmonic profile resembles what you would otherwise only get from outboard gear, and that it adds color without sounding artificial.
The plugin runs in VST2, VST3, AAX and AudioUnits hosts.
On Mac, it is 64-bit only and needs an Intel-compatible or Apple Silicon CPU, 2GB RAM and macOS 10.12 or newer. Windows is supported in 32- and 64-bit on Windows 7 or newer, with an Intel-compatible CPU (2 GHz or faster recommended) and 2GB RAM. AudioUnits is Mac only. Both platforms want a display of 1280x1024 pixels or more.
Yes. The VPRE-562A Vintage Tube Amplifier from Fuse Audio Labs is 72% off, which brings the plugin to $19. The deal ends Dec 6, 2026.
It is an all-tube amp from the early 1960s in plugin form. It began as a PA amplifier that UK bands later used as a bass or guitar head. Fuse Audio Labs says it adds vintage color and light grit to guitar, bass and modern sources.
It loads in VST2, VST3, AAX and AudioUnits hosts. Mac needs macOS 10.12 or newer, 64-bit, on Intel or Apple Silicon. Windows needs Windows 7 or newer, in 32- or 64-bit. Both want 2GB RAM and a 1280x1024 display.
They let you choose which mix of harmonics, presence, negative feedback and transformer effects shapes the sound. The maker pairs them with an unconventional EQ for a wide range of tone options. Raising the gain adds vintage overdrive.
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