fix problems on AmpStamp [iphone]

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🛠️ Common AmpStamp Issues and Solutions on iPhone:

—— Experiencing any of these problems? Get a solution tailored for you below;

Sound cuts in and out rapidly

Fix: 1. Check your device's Bluetooth connection: Go to Settings > Bluetooth and ensure that your AmpStamp device is properly connected. If it’s... ⇲

Complicated pricing program

Fix: 1. Review the pricing structure: Go to the AmpStamp website or app and look for a detailed breakdown of the pricing tiers. Make sure to read... ⇲

Compatibility issue

No OSX AU version available

Fix: 1. Use an alternative software: Look for other software that offers similar functionality and is compatible with OSX AU. Research options th... ⇲

Potential device compatibility issues

Fix: 1. Check compatibility list: Visit the AmpStamp website to find a list of compatible devices. Ensure that your device is listed and meets th... ⇲

Bugs issue

High hopes not met

Fix: 1. Set realistic expectations: Reassess what you expect from the software based on its features and user reviews. Make a list of the most im... ⇲

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Cost of Subscriptions

AmpStamp: $4.99 Gain access to all current and future prod...
WH100 Wah: $0.00 The original wah-wah effect. Extended controls include tuning for Min/Max Frequency corresponding to the heel and toe position respectively, as well as control over Resonance to adjust peak response.
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VG402C Amplifier: $3.99 The later and more agressive 100W non-master volume amplifier. Features two channels with low sensitivity inputs for high output pickups as well as a custom Mod section to fine tune response between '68 and '69 specifications, or something in between.
VG205E Amplifier: $3.99 A reintroduction to an old classic, however several changes occurred that left many finding this amplifier sonically undesirable. We've recreated all of those nuances, from poor bias adjustment to decreased drive potential to pulsating vibrato and reverb.
VG 2X12C 100W '68 Cabinet: $4.99 An open back combo that pairs with the VG205E Amplifier, featuring two 50W extended range loudspeakers with orange frames. Due to a loss of records, serial numbers date production circa 1968.
VG302E Amplifier: $3.99 Doubling the power of its predecessor, and...
EC101C Echo: $3.99 From slapback echo to runaway sustain, there are countless possibilities with one of the most popular tape echo effects. Extended controls include adjustable Preamp Gain, Tape Quality, and Wow and Flutter. Also try sound on sound for some chaotic looping.
CH102 Chorus: $1.99 Finally, a chorus pedal!
VG402B Amplifier: $3.99 The first super amplifier, a 100W non-master volume design caught in transition between 1966-67. Based off of an earlier circuit with more Bass, this amplifier shipped with speakers that could barely handle the volume.