Doomschall (Bogner Uberschall) for NAM

The Doomschall is a NAM capture pack captured from a real Bogner Uberschall — one of the most celebrated high-gain boutique amps ever built. The Uberschall is known for its massive, tight low end, complex harmonic saturation, and the kind of clarity at high gain that most amps can't touch. Used by Periphery's Mark Holcomb and a generation of modern metal and hard rock players worldwide.

Every NAM capture in this pack was made from the actual Bogner Uberschall in a professional studio environment, captured through a professional studio preamp (NEVE 1073, API 512, or Harrison 32c), miked with Beyer M160 ribbon, Shure SM57, or Royer R121 (or a combination).

What's Included

• 15 captures — DI captures (dry signal, no cab) and mic'd cab captures covering the full gain range from clean through maximum saturation
• User manual

Compatible With

Compatible with the Neural Amp Modeler plugin (free, open-source) for Mac, PC, and Linux, and any NAM-compatible hardware or plugin. Files are standard .nam format.

FAQ

What amp is this?
A Bogner Uberschall — a boutique high-gain amp made by Reinhold Bogner in Los Angeles. Known for ultra-tight gain, complex harmonics, and exceptional note clarity at extreme gain settings. This is the actual amp, not an approximation.

What signal chain was used?
Bogner Uberschall captured through a professional studio preamp (NEVE 1073, API 512, or Harrison 32c), miked with Beyer M160 ribbon, Shure SM57, or Royer R121 (or a combination).

How many captures are included?
15 — 3 DI captures (000a–000c) and 12 mic'd cab captures (001–012) .