Toneforge Disruptor was born from our collaboration with Dino and gave way to three incredible amp models, an all-new cab room with virtual microphone positioning, and a completely customizable drag-and-drop pedalboard. But this is so much more than an amp sim. JST embarked on a mission to design a next gen virtual guitar rig that boasts a unique set of features unparalleled by any other amp sims currently available on the market. Together, their influence continues to shape the sound of modern metal and rock music. Sturgis, a producer and engineer, has also contributed to the use of technology in guitar tone and has worked with bands such as Asking Alexandria and Of Mice & Men.
His work has inspired many metal and rock artists to add extended-range guitars to their sound, leading to some of the most innovative tones of the last 30 years.
Cazares is a founding member of Fear Factory and has been using digital amp modeling and extended-range guitars since the 1990s. Both have the Gain set around 60%.Cazares and Joey Sturgis have been pioneers in the use of digital modeling technology to create guitar tones that were previously unattainable. One with the most popular knobs turned for metal, and another that is flat. I'm uploading mine since no one else has added one to the Rig Manager before. Believe it or not, all the Ampeg VH's and SS's were hand made in USA from globally sourced parts. Just as a reference Crate also made their own carbon copy of this amp in the GT3500h Shockwave. I still prefer a dozen other amps over this one, but there's something a little magic/nostalgic about the CHUG CHUG sound these VH140's make that no other amp or pedal rig has. As far as solid-state amps go, this is the crowned champion of super-heavy-weights. It's somewhere between an old 5150 and a Metal Zone pedal.but with a little more note-clarity and cut through -no matter how heavy you can always hear what sounds like a "direct out" signal from the guitar. These heads have their own cult-like following and are commonly hailed as some of the heaviest tones out there. Used live and on records by the likes of Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation, Eyehategod, Dying Fetus, Misery Index, etc.
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