Emulating the vintage Hiwatt DR103 favoured by the likes of David Gilmour
Modern music software producers Nembrini Audio have added to its list of award-winning audio production software with the Hivolt 103 Custom guitar amplifier plugin.
What you need to know:
- Modern music software producers Nembrini Audio haved added to its list of award-winning audio production software with the Hivolt 103 Custom guitar amplifier plugin.
- The Hivolt 103 emulates the vintage Hiwatt DR103 with the original Partridge transformer and point to point wiring.
- Nembrini is offering a discount on the Hivolt 103 Custom guitar amplifier plugin until February 28.
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The Hivolt 103 emulates the vintage Hiwatt DR103 with the original Partridge transformer and point to point wiring.
The Hiwatt DR103 was the epitome of a clean, lush, classic British tone – the amp was loud, and punchy and averted the Marshall emulation popular among amp manufacturers of the time and has been favoured by the likes of David Gilmour in the ‘70s and more recently the Foo Fighters.
The new plugin offers users a choice of six different guitar cabinets and four microphone emulations.
The guitar cabinet simulations are based on the VHT 412S 4×12 with Eminence P50E speakers, Mesa Boogie Rectifier 4×12 with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, Orange 4×12 with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, Marshall 1960A 4×12 with Celestion G12M-20W Greenback speakers, Marshall 1960B 4×12 with Celestion G12T-75W speakers and the Bogner 2×12 Celestion Vintage 30 speakers.
The microphone recreations are based on the Shure SM-57 dynamic mic, Royer Labs R-121 ribbon mic, AKG C 414 condenser mic and the vintage Sennheiser MD-421 dynamic mic.
Guitarists are offered two channel amplifiers with a shared EQ for both, while having four inputs, two for each channel, one normal, and one brilliant.
Also included is a built in IR Loader, Noise Gate and Cleaner circuit, and Bypass Mode.
Nembrini is offering a discount on the Hivolt 103 Custom guitar amplifier plugin until February 28.
For more information, head to Nembrini Audio.
