Slash Gear Models now in AmpliTube Custom Shop.



AmpliTube Slash for Custom Shop features models of 

all the legendary signature gear used by Slash in the studio and in his live performances. Now you can rock models 

of the legendary Marshall® JCM Slash Edition Silver Jubilee, the Marshall® AFD100, plus all of Slash's signature 

guitar pedals. Also included is a massive collection of Slash guitar tone preset settings, provided as starting 

points for your own tone tweaking or playing along.

IK worked closely with Slash to model his entire rig comprised of:

 

2 must-have classic rock amplifiers equipped with Slash's favorite 1960 Marshall speaker cabinet Marshall JCM Slash Edition  

Silver Jubilee

Marshall AFD100

Together with these sought-after amplifiers you will be able to choose from 6 stompbox effects that includes 

Slash's signature 

Delay

Gate

Octave/Fuzz

X-Chorus

Booster

Wah/Distortion

The rig is fully configurable so that the signal chain can be freely customized depending upon the device used:

3 stompbox effects into an amp and cabinet on the iPhone/iPod touch

4 stompbox effects and amp/cabinet/mic on the iPad

Up to 12 stompbox effect combinations into dual amp/cab/mic/room on the Mac/PC 



Practice, Play and Record

AmpliTube Slash provides a fully integrated multi-track recording studio for capturing ideas quickly and easily or 

producing entire songs and compositions. A robust song player section gives you the ability to play along with 

songs or backing tracks by importing them directly from your device library or computer.

Hook up with Slash

Users with Mac/PC can connect their guitar via USB port using IK's

StealthPedal™ digital audio interface pedal or 

StealthPlug™ cable interface that now also works 

with iPad using Apple Camera Connection Kit.

Pricing and availability

For Mac/PC users, AmpliTube Slash can be purchased inside

AmpliTube Custom Shop for $79.99/€59.99 (ex. 

Taxes), or individual models can be purchased a la carte starting from $5 each.

Download AmpliTube 

Custom Shop for free to try and buy AmpliTube Slash.

Slash demos AmpliTube Slash

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJNec1MEDzg

More Videos  Slash's Video Interview

AmpliTube Slash for iPad demo

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Store℠ is a service mark of Apple Inc. The Marshall logo is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. 

used by permission.

OK...Slash...I get it.  I think.  Popular with a certain genre of guitar wannabees for some deluded reason.  But might you fellers sometimes...just occasionally mind...set your sights a wee bit higher??  Like Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, George Marinelli, Brent Mason, Ted Ludwig, etc...

Or even if you have to appeal to the rocker set (and there's nothing wrong with that!) how about someone with real broad based cred like Dave Grohl?? 

Pardon my grumpiness.  At least Slash has a funny hat.  I can always get behind that!

Well I guess he's much revered by the "Guitar Hero" crowd

Correct me if I'm wrong Obi. I looked on the web site at the Slash products and it looks like the iphone/pad version is $10 while the PC version is $80. If this is correct could you tell me what makes the PC version worth $70 more?

You should emulate this pedal.

http://www.guitarsandeffects.com/e000274fenderdistortion.html

Probably the best pedal I EVER played through.

ampfixer


Correct me if I'm wrong Obi. I looked on the web site at the Slash products and it looks like the iphone/pad version is $10 while the PC version is $80. If this is correct could you tell me what makes the PC version worth $70 more?

I was curious about this too. I sent a message to sales asking them to explain the price difference. I'll post their reply when I hear back from them.

Obi seems to be MIA since the big announcement and less than enthusiastic response. I hope he didn't take it personally.

ampfixer


Correct me if I'm wrong Obi. I looked on the web site at the Slash products and it looks like the iphone/pad version is $10 while the PC version is $80. If this is correct could you tell me what makes the PC version worth $70 more?

Both of these prices are limited time prices for release. BUY IT NOW because they will go up to regular price. Having thee gear models in the Custom Shop also gives you more flexibility to run it on Mac/PC, in your favorite DAW, at your preferred sample rate and with as many instances as your computer can handle. You could always compare it to the real prices a KVR user posted:


"MXR Smart Gate - $120
Boss DD-3 Digital Delay - $139
MXR Stereo Chorus - $170
MXR Custom Audio Electronics MC-401 Boost/Line Driver - $100
MXR Blue Box (fuzz/2 ocative lower effect) - $70
Dunlop SW-95 Crybaby SLASH Wah - $136

Marshall SLASH AFD100 head - $5,000
Marshall Silver Jubilee 2555 - ????

Marshall 1960AV cab - $1,200
Marshall 1960BV cab - $1,200

All that gear for $80...not too shabby!" 

If I understand you, the iOS version is a bit hobbled when compared to the PC version. Correct?

IK Obi

ampfixer


Correct me if I'm wrong Obi. I looked on the web site at the Slash products and it looks like the iphone/pad version is $10 while the PC version is $80. If this is correct could you tell me what makes the PC version worth $70 more?

Both of these prices are limited time prices for release. BUY IT NOW because they will go up to regular price. Having thee gear models in the Custom Shop also gives you more flexibility to run it on Mac/PC, in your favorite DAW, at your preferred sample rate and with as many instances as your computer can handle. You could always compare it to the real prices a KVR user posted:


"MXR Smart Gate - $120
Boss DD-3 Digital Delay - $139
MXR Stereo Chorus - $170
MXR Custom Audio Electronics MC-401 Boost/Line Driver - $100
MXR Blue Box (fuzz/2 ocative lower effect) - $70
Dunlop SW-95 Crybaby SLASH Wah - $136

Marshall SLASH AFD100 head - $5,000
Marshall Silver Jubilee 2555 - ????

Marshall 1960AV cab - $1,200
Marshall 1960BV cab - $1,200

All that gear for $80...not too shabby!" 

I know you know you're being hyperbolic but Geeze Louise, comparing owning the hardware to the software is not only disingenuous but laughable...and I PREFER software these days!!!  Are you running for office or something??