Kuassa Amplifikation 360 Bundle – All 42 Amp and FX Plugins, 73% Off

This is the bundle that ends bundle shopping. The Kuassa Amplifikation 360 Bundle hands you all 42 Kuassa plugins — every amp, every cabinet, the complete Efektor effects range — for $79.99 against a $299 list price, 73% off. Bought separately, the catalogue inside is worth over $900, which means this deal prices each plugin at under two dollars. Everything also unlocks as modules inside Amplifikation 360, Kuassa’s modular environment for stacking pedals, amps and cabs into any rig you can draw, so one purchase covers both quick standalone tracking and deep rig-building sessions.

Ten Amp Platforms, Zero Gaps

The amp roster is the complete Amplifikation line, with matched cabinet collections for mix-ready tones out of the box. Creme, Vermilion and Cerberus cover the classic gain characters. Caliburn and Matchlock handle the British voices. Clarent and Lancaster run from clean to crunch. Rectifor and VVV bring the modern high-gain weight, and Arkhive is the newest addition to the family. From glassy cleans to high-gain brutality, every flagship Kuassa amp voice is present, and auditioning them side by side inside one ecosystem is how you find a signature tone instead of a compromise. Because the cabinets travel with the amps, the sounds arrive finished rather than as raw amp captures waiting for rescue.

The Complete Efektor Arsenal

On the effects side you get every FX type Kuassa makes. Distortion, Fuzz and Overdrive — including the 2nd-generation Fuzz and Overdrive/Distortion designs — cover the drive shelf. Chorus, Flanger, Phaser and Tremolo handle modulation, joined by dedicated modulation tools. Compressor and Wah/Filter shape dynamics and sweep, Delay (including the 2nd-generation Echo/Delay) and Reverb handle space, and Pitch-Shifter/Bender plus Harmonizer cover the pitch tricks. Meloditron, Bass Distortions, Gainia Preamps and a 10-Band Graphic EQ round out a pedalboard with no obvious hole in it. Build the board first, then feed it into any amp — all inside one window, which is precisely the everyday workflow this bundle was built around.

One Plugin, Endless Rigs

Amplifikation 360 itself is organised around a simple idea: your whole signal chain — pedals, amp, cab — lives in a single modular interface. Drag modules in, reorder them, and audition combinations in seconds instead of rewiring a session. Crucially, nothing is locked to that environment: every one of the 42 plugins also runs standalone in your DAW, with 64-bit VST, VST3, AU and AAX support on Windows and macOS, plus standalone versions. And the value compounds — Kuassa has a history of adding new products to the bundle family free of charge for owners, the way Amplifikation Clarent joined after launch, so the collection you buy today is not necessarily the collection you own next year.

The Deal Maths

Stack the numbers honestly: over $900 of catalogue, a $299 bundle price that was already Kuassa’s best-value offer, and a deal price of $79.99 that undercuts buying even two single amps at list. If you play guitar, record DI tracks, or re-amp other people’s sessions, this is the rare bundle with no filler tier — it is simply the whole platform at its lowest per-unit price. One purchase permanently closes the question of which amp to buy next, and it does it for less than the cost of a single mid-range pedal. That is what a headline deal looks like.

For the DI-and-Reamp Crowd

If your workflow is recording clean DI guitar now and choosing the tone later, this bundle is shaped for you. Track through one Amplifikation amp for feel, then re-amp the same performance through Caliburn, Rectifor or Arkhive at mixdown and pick the winner with fresh ears — the whole catalogue is already in the room, so the comparison costs nothing but curiosity. The same applies to producers handed other people’s DI tracks: whatever the genre, the amp, cab and pedal combination it needs is in this collection, and the modular host means the winning chain can be saved, recalled and reused across the whole project.