MusicRadar Verdict
There might only be one amp, but it's capable of a wide range of sounds.
Pros
- +
Nice range of tones available. Choice of mic'ing options. Colourful, simple display.
Cons
- -
Only one amp choice.
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It has been around on desktop systems for some time, but db Audioware's Flying Haggis is now available for iOS.
"A bunch of well thought-out presets give you access to a range of amp and effects tones"
What you get is a colourful but simple interface that offers a single amp with drive, distort and compress knobs and three-band EQ.
This feeds a choice of six cabinets with various mic'ing options and reverb. You also get six stompboxes - noise gate, auto wah, phaser, tremolo, echo and chorus - and a bunch of well thought-out presets give you access to a range of amp and effects tones.
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