ENGL Bundle 2024.5 for Windows

ENGL has been a hurricane force amp builder for rock and metal guitarists and producers for 4 decades. Beginning back in the ’80s, with a mean machine of an amp called the Straight—now a legend in hard rock and heavy metal circles—ENGL upped the ante in the ’90s with the SAVAGE line of amps, which raised the bar for performance, power, and tone for axe-wielders who like to punctuate their musical statements with a mighty roar. Now, in the 21st century's second decade, ENGL has become the standard by which metal amps are judged with a broad product line including the E765 RT and the E646 Victor Smolski signature amp. With eye-catching visuals, stellar tone and rock solid reliability, ENGL has become the choice of an extraordinary list of artists worldwide.

ENGL E646 VS
ENGL Amps have gained a reputation in the music scene for delivering the ultimate metal tones over the past decade or so. The ‘noted users’ website reads like an international who is who in rock and metal! (link below) Unique and remarkable design and awesome signature sounds wrapped into snakeskin. 100 watts of four 6L6 power tubes trapped behind hand-soldered iron chains. Adjusted and dialed in for the modern metal guitar player. This is the ENGL E646 - Victor Smolski Ltd, a true model of the Limited Edition ENGL head developed by the specialists at Brainworx.

ENGL Savage 120
Get the powerful tones and satisfying dynamics of the legendary Savage 120 studio amp head from ENGL, in your DAW. The Savage 120 Amplifier embodies ENGL’s rich legacy of creating metal machines for delivering truly punishing tones, with clear dynamics and tremendous sonic variety. It’s a long time studio favorite of artists like Exodus’ Gary Holt, Borgir, Evanescence, and even Brainworx’ own Dirk Ulrich, who has called it “one of the easiest amps to record with” and “THE recording amp for the hard-rocking musician.” The Savage 120 set new standards in modern Rock music with its unique sound. With its remarkably fast attack and quick responsiveness to the player’s dynamic choices, the secret to the Savage’s success is in its midrange, which cuts through a mix without ever sounding harsh.

ENGL E765 RT
This amp is lesser known than the 646, but you should listen to the audio examples below. Very versatile, rocking amp for anything from Jazz to Hard Rock. Less aggressive than a 646, but reaching into metal territory, especially if you combine it with some nice pedals, and can be played with more expression as it reacts to the incoming signal very realistic. If you like to play with the volume knob on your guitar, this is your amp!