Close your eyes, and you'll swear you're hearing the real thing. With BIAS, you own a complete virtual collection of the most coveted and unique guitar amps of all time-some dating as far back as the 1940s. And BIAS sounds great on bass guitar, too.Įvery amp model is meticulously engineered to respond to your playing with immediacy, sensitivity and realism that make you not only sound better but also play better. Create totally new sounds by designing your custom dream amp. Using BIAS' highly intuitive and lightning-fast interface, it's child's play to instantly swap out colorful tube preamps, lush distortion circuits, classic tone stacks, boutique power stages, custom-built transformers and cabs loaded with specially matched speakers. The result is a depth and range of tones not possible using traditional guitar amps or other modelers. Sure, the probability that an average user might be targeted by a direct and personal cyber attack is low and the same reasoning applies to the probability that others with evil intent can achieve your mail by your contacts to target you. There’s always a ‘but’…įirtst of all don’t forget that we are on gHacks, a place when people may find useful info about privacy and security. To paraphrase this post, do you think that ‘most of people’ are informed like you and interested about these arguments? ‘Most of people’ send their pictures to FaceApp without readind a single line of ‘Term of use’.
Hell, I’m not even sure myself sometimes (here I’m a basic user), I don’t really trust some of my friends based on their computer skills. I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe on their infected PC… All quotation and kidding aside, ‘Next next users’ become a compliment and this is the same for privacy or which software they use. Diatribes between Firefox and Waterfox? Ah!Ah!Ah! Without talking about Smartphones…. Secondly, know what Internet Security you use is a useful information.
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