Amp Simulator Pedals
Amp simulator pedals, or modellers, can revolutionise your amp tone in an instant. They allow you the emulate virtually any amp/cab, but unlike a real amp, they're super compact and lightweight.
Amp simulator pedals, or modellers, can revolutionise your amp tone in an instant. They allow you the emulate virtually any amp/cab, but unlike a real amp, they're super compact and lightweight.
Offering tonnes of tweaking options, they'll provide you with limitless tones. At Gear4music we stock a wide range of Amp simulator pedals from quality brands such as Boss, Line 6, Neural DSP and HeadRush. Each comes with our 30-day money-back guarantee.Showing 40 of 78 products
Neural DSP Nano Cortex
Neural DSP Quad Cortex
Behringer TM300 Tube Amp Modeller Pedal
Mooer TresCab Speaker Simulation Pedal
Mooer GE100 Multi Effects Processor
Mooer Prime P1 Intelligent Pedal, Black
Zoom G1 FOUR Multi-Effects Pedal
TC Electronic Impulse IR Loader
TC Electronic DC30 Preamp
Zoom A1 Four Multi-Effects Processor
Mooer GE150 Multi Effects Pedal
TC Electronic COMBO DELUXE 65' Preamp Pedal
Mooer Micro Radar Cabinet Simulation Pedal
Zoom A1x Four Multi-Effects Processor
Zoom MS-60B+ Multistomp Bass Pedal
Line 6 Pod Express Guitar Amp and Effect Processor
Hotone Ampero Mini, Vanilla
IK Multimedia TONEX One Pedal
Laney Ironheart Loudpedal Foundry Series 60W Guitar / Amp Pedal
Boss IR-2 Amp Simulator and Impulse Response Loader
Line 6 Pod Express Black Guitar Amp and Effect Processor
Zoom MS-80IR+ MultiStomp Guitar Pedal
Korg Nu:Tekt TR-S Power Tube Reactor Pedal
Mooer Prime P2 Intelligent Pedal, Black
Tech 21 SansAmp Character Plus Series Mop Top Liverpool
Tech 21 SansAmp Character Plus Series English Muffy
Boss GT-1 Guitar Effects Processor
Tech 21 SansAmp GT2
Boss GT-1 Guitar Effects Processor with Bag
Hotone Ampero Multi-Effects Unit
Two Notes OPUS Amp and Cab Simulator
Two Notes ReVolt Guitar Toolkit Pedal
Darkglass Element Headphone Amp & Cabinet Simulator
Origin Effects DELUXE55 Tweed Recreation
Radial JDX Direct Drive Amp Emulator And DI Box
Strymon Flint V2 Tremolo & Reverb Pedal
Universal Audio Lion 68 Super Lead Amp
Universal Audio Knuckles '92 Rev F Dual Rec Amplifier Pedal
Universal Audio UAFX ANTI 1992 High Gain Amp
Origin Effects RD Compact Hot Rod Overdrive
About Amp Simulator Pedals
Amp simulator pedals, or modellers, have revolutionised how guitarists shape their sound, providing authentic amp tones without the bulk of traditional equipment. Evolving from early digital emulators, today’s amp sims offer a wide range of capabilities, from recreating iconic amps to profiling your own gear for ultimate versatility.
These pedals span from single amp stompboxes for straightforward tone-shaping to mid-sized multi-effects units like the Line 6 Helix HX Stomp. Full-size floor modellers such as the Fender Tone Master Pro, Neural DSP Nano Cortex, and Quad Cortex feature expansive options, profiling capabilities, and effects for unparalleled flexibility.
Whether you need compact tone control, all-in-one multi-FX, or full-blown amp and effects modelling, amp simulator pedals let you customise your sound while maintaining quality and convenience.
FAQs
What does an amp simulator pedal do?
An amp simulator pedal emulates the tone and response of guitar amplifiers and speaker cabinets. It allows players to recreate the sound of various amps and effects without needing the actual hardware, offering versatility for live performance, studio recording, and home practice.
What do I need to use an amp simulator?
To use an amp simulator pedal, you'll need a guitar, cables, and an amplifier, PA system, headphones, or audio interface for sound output. Some modellers can be plugged directly into a computer for recording, while others can be used as part of your live rig for versatile amp tones and effects.
Do I need a cab simulator?
A cab simulator is recommended if you're using an amp simulator pedal to mimic a complete rig, as it emulates the sound of a speaker cabinet. Many amp sim pedals have built-in cab simulation, but if not, adding one provides a more realistic tone, especially when recording or playing through PA systems.
