UAD Ampeg SVT3Pro

Lauded for its punch and versatility, the Ampeg SVT-3 Pro plug-in combines the classic tone of the original SVT, with a tighter, updated sound. A workhorse of modern bass rigs for the likes of Metallica and Primus, the SVT-3 Pro amplifier continues to enjoy prestigious "modern classic" status.

Developed by Brainworx, the SVT-3 Pro Bass Amplifier plug-ins expertly emulates the tube preamp, solid-state power section, and flexible tone shaping features, of the original amp for UAD hardware and UA Audio Interfaces:

• Track and reamp with a punchy, modern take on the legendary SVT bass amp.
• Fine-tune your sounds with an onboard FX Rack that contains a noise gate, filter controls, and horn on/off.
• Sculpt your bass tones with 5 selectable midrange center frequencies and a 9-band graphic EQ.
• Audition 26 different high-end Recording Chains with a selection of mics, cabinets, and outboard gear.

Furthering the SVT Legacy

By giving players the gritty, tube-driven front end and a lighter, more portable 450-watt solid-state power section, the SVT-3 Pro continues the proud, toneful, SVT tradition. Brainworx expertly modeled the amp's hybrid circuit as well as its 9-band graphic EQ and 5-position midrange selector for a dizzying array of sonic possibilities.

SVT FX Rack

The Ampeg SVT-3 Pro plug-in features tools that greatly add to its versatility when tracking bass. The FX Rack features an onboard noise gate, host-syncable Power Soak, and pre/post switchable EQ filter controls, allowing you to put the finishing touches — before or after mixdown. But it's the SVT-3 Pro plug-in's 26 Recording Chain presets that give you the ultimate in flexibility. Captured through Brainworx's ultra-rare Neve VXS72 console, these presets let you audition your sounds through a variety of vintage mics, cabinets, and outboard gear.

Unison Technology for Apollo Interfaces

Harnessing UA's groundbreaking Unison technology, the Ampeg SVT-3 Pro plug-in gives you the impedance, gain staging, and circuit behaviors that have contributed to making this iconic amp one of the most recorded bass amps in history.

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