Pro connectivity and integration into your setup using low latency USB audio as an interface for recording, TRS Designed with both studio and stage applications in mind, the AMPED 3 offers flawless integration into your setup. It features low-latency USB audio for recording, TRS stereo line out and an XLR Mono D.I. for live performances. The CabRig simulator output guarantees a direct connection, while the effects loop, 2 x 9V DC outputs and MIDI compatibility provide effortless integration into your pedalboard. Ultimate Portability in a Compact Design Patch mode, as you might expect, allows you to recall a previously saved setup for each channel, and within your patch you can save the settings for nearly every parameter (power amp Power is not included, nor is Reverb switching). So, if you want your clean channel to be super-high headroom with a US slant to it, you can set your gain and volume, adjust the EQ, position the ISF control to the left and choose 6L6s. Save it, move to the Crunch channel and you can have a chimey, EL84-powered amp on the edge of breaking up, and so on. Williams, Bryn (November 18, 2005). "GameSpy: Amped 3". GameSpy. Archived from the original on June 15, 2020 . Retrieved September 10, 2017. USA: Inspired by classic American amps of the mid '60s. Very clean, dynamic and bright, but with a solid low-end and controlled mids. A perfect pedal platform setting.

Best & Worst 2005: Best Licensed Music". GameSpot. Archived from the original on September 30, 2007. Both have 3 power amplifier emulations of different tubes, EL84, EL34 and 6L6 and a presence controller. You can also switch between the output powers 100 watts, 20 watts or 1 watt with Amped 2 and Amped 3. All of the Amped 3’s I/O is provided on the rear panel, with a set of four quarter-inch TS connectors providing an instrument input and output, along with effects loop send and return connections. A quarter-inch TRS connector offers either a line-level or headphone output, whilst an additional balanced line-level output is provided by a three-pin XLR connector, with both of these outputs offering the CabRig simulation. An emulated output can also be delivered to a computer digitally via a USB-C connector. Best & Worst 2005: Most Outrageous Game". GameSpot. Archived from the original on September 30, 2007.As the story moves to Snowbird, Player 1 accepts several jobs for a marketing company. These jobs require the player to perform several dangerous stunts. After the marketing company decides to relocate, Player 1 meets up with his friend Roman who suggests he try out for the ski patrol. After making some more money, Roman sets up Player 1 with a new job: taking pictures of celebrity Berlin Sheridan on her snowboard trip. Player 1 manages to avoid Sheridan's bodyguards and makes enough money to replace the stolen vacation fund. The story cuts to a news report of a comet on a collision course with Earth. Another reporter cuts in to share Player 1's photos of Berlin Sheridan in embarrassing positions during her trip.

Unique high-headroom design delivers full power and optimum tone with any 8 or 16 Ohm cabinet set-up.The ending shows a musical number featuring the main characters in the story. At the song’s conclusion the comet hits the Earth, destroys everything and ending the game. Lee, Garnett (November 14, 2005). "Amped 3". 1UP.com. Archived from the original on May 29, 2015 . Retrieved September 10, 2017.