An authentic model of a vintage console channel strip EQ, the BAE 1084 is one of the most precise and versatile EQs you can ever get your hands onto. The original is a synonym for a fat large sound with massive lows and a smooth high end.

Modeled on a classic British console EQ used in recordings by well-known artists like The Beatles and Led Zeppelin, the UK-69 adds astonishing depth and texture to your audio.

The VEQ-HA32C was inspired by one of the richest and most characteristic-sounding four-band channel EQ modules. Incredibly versatile, it can treat everything — including vocals, bass & electric guitars, and drums.

The original classic American unit’s musicality owes in part to the proportional Q behavior of each band, which is modeled meticulously in the VEQ-55B.

Modeled after the most expensive and sought-after tube compressor/limiter of all time, the Tubechild 670 models the original’s unique circuitry from the 50s.

Modeled after one of Grove Hill Audio’s legendary pieces of hardware, the Liverpool is a contemporary fusion of the most desired features of legendary Vari-Mu classics. The effect gives you the rich mid-range smoothing compression.

RD47 is an authentic recreation of one of Abbey Road Studios’ most iconic valve line amps which defined the beautiful sound of the 1960s.

Modeled after one of the most versatile and demanded compressors of all time, this classic from the 80s is known for its unparalleled creamy-thick & smooth sound. It has the ability to remain musical and undetected in the chain while compressing and limiting to oblivion.

The Brown module of the iconic desk can sound gritty at times which is why some engineers prefer it on drums or bass.

Modeled after a late 1950s legend, the ALT-436C is an iconic single channel, vari-MU tube compressor with fixed attack times.

Marble White replicates a boutique autowah pedal from Finland whose circuit is originally based upon a vintage rackmount wah and further refined to sound like a real wah pedal.

The Adaptive Vibrato has been created after examining some tried-and-true circuits of hardware vibrato effects.