The canny folk at Walrus Audio have announced a number of tweaks to the acclaimed Iron Horse Distortion, bringing it up to V2 specs.
Besides new artwork, the Iron Horse now offers a trio of updated controls: level now makes for easier unity gain; tone offers more treble; and distortion makes it easier to dial in lower-gain tones.
It’s always nice to see companies respond to player feedback. The Iron Horse V2 is available now for $199. Head over to Walrus Audio for the full lowdown.
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