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Main Index .: Liquid Range .: The Liquid Channel .: What upgrades/updates are available for the Liquid Channel?

What upgrades/updates are available for the Liquid Channel?

We will continue to produce emulations of classic gear and post them on the assets page at the Liquid website until we have emulationted all of the vintage gear we can possibly get our hands on. After that there is nowhere to which the LC can be upgraded. At present the firmware and software versions do not need updating although if necessary we will provide updates ont he Liquid website in the future.

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