British Invasion to Post-Punk: Two Iconic Amps, Now as Plugins from OverloudILIO (the distributor of virtual instruments and audio processing software) and Overloud (audio plugin developer) have announced the latest additions to the THU Made In Rock series: KR30 and Sioux 50. "These new virtual amps faithfully recreate the tone and dynamic response of two actual amps used by rock icons The Rolling Stones and Siouxsie and the Banshees—using Overloud’s proprietary Fluid Capturing technology," a statement reads. "Each title functions as a standalone plugin or as an expansion for Overloud’s THU platform. Both are available now at an introductory price of $39 each, or as part of a 3-pack bundle for $74 or a 5-pack bundle for $109, through May 8, 2025. THU Premium owners receive additional savings."Specifications are as follows:THU Made In Rock – KR30The sound of the British Invasion—captured from Keith Richards’ 1964 AC30.*KR30 delivers the bright, mid-focused, high-gain voice of a 6-knob Vox AC30—responsive, articulate, and full of dynamic energy.* It includes all three original channels: Normal, Brilliant, and a built-in Vibrato/Tremolo circuit. Paired with 12” Grey Bulldog Alnico speakers, the cabinet model completes the unmistakable Stones* tone.This actual amp was played by Keith Richards on early Rolling Stones tours, including the infamous 1964 Blackpool riot concert, where it was thrown off stage and later restored.Scene-based presets offer quick tone variations inspired by key parts of iconic tracks.Learn more here - https://www.ilio.com/th-u-made-in-rock-kr30THU Made In Rock – Sioux 50The unmistakable edge of post-punk—captured from Siouxsie and the Banshees’ red Marshall combo.*Sioux 50 brings to life the bold, articulate voice of a 1976 Marshall JMP 2104 combo. Based on the first Master Volume 2204 circuit, this amp delivers a quick, punchy response with a defined midrange bite—perfect for rhythm-heavy, angular tones. The included cab, featuring Celestion G12-65 speakers, offers a slightly darker profile that tempers the amp’s cutting top end.*This red tolex Marshall was used by Siouxsie and the Banshees between 1976 and 1981, both in the studio and on tour, becoming a fixture in the band’s signature post-punk sound.Learn more here - https://www.ilio.com/th-u-made-in-rock-sioux-50Learn more here - https://www.ilio.com/made-in-rockThe post British Invasion to Post-Punk: Two Iconic Amps, Now as Plugins from Overloud first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.