A community library of several hundred thousand captures deep landed inside a guitar rig without a laptop in sight, and HeadRush charged existing owners nothing. Prime, Core, and Flex Prime hardware picked up native Neural Amp Modeler support alongside a direct line into TONE3000.
Searching, demoing, downloading, and playing captures happens through HeadRush Cloud on the onboard touchscreen. No file conversion, no manual transfer, nothing shuttled off a computer.
NAM captures load natively, which sidesteps degradation and the headaches that third-party formats drag along. Vintage rarities, boutique pedal setups, and pro studio chains fill the library.
Senior Product Manager Walter Skorupski frames it as dropping community-powered tone culture straight into the hardware, the same open spirit currently reshaping modern guitar sound.
Discovery, building, and performing stay on the rig itself, which HeadRush pitches as removing the technical hurdles.
Searching, demoing, downloading, and playing captures happens through HeadRush Cloud on the onboard touchscreen. No file conversion, no manual transfer, nothing shuttled off a computer.
NAM captures load natively, which sidesteps degradation and the headaches that third-party formats drag along. Vintage rarities, boutique pedal setups, and pro studio chains fill the library.
Senior Product Manager Walter Skorupski frames it as dropping community-powered tone culture straight into the hardware, the same open spirit currently reshaping modern guitar sound.
Discovery, building, and performing stay on the rig itself, which HeadRush pitches as removing the technical hurdles.
