Positive Grid BIAS FX 2 (2023 Update): 10 Re-Engineered Amps and New Cabinet IRs


Positive Grid Bias Fx 2 2023

Positive Grid BIAS FX 2 (2023 Update): 10 Re-Engineered Amps and New Cabinet IRs

Positive Grid BIAS FX 2 (2023 Update): 10 Re-Engineered Amps and New Cabinet IRs

Positive Grid’s 2023 update to BIAS FX 2 delivered 10 newly re-engineered amp models using the company’s latest DSP engine alongside 10 new custom cabinet IRs and usability improvements. Available across three pricing tiers ($59/$119/$179) with free updates for existing customers, this refresh brought measurably improved amp accuracy through “point-to-point precise measurement and dynamic tube distortion emulation” while preserving backward compatibility with existing presets.

2023 Update Highlights

Addition Detail
New Amps 10 re-engineered models (new DSP engine)
New Cabinets 10 custom IRs
Compatibility New amps coexist with classic versions (no preset loss)
Price Free for existing customers

Who Benefits

All existing BIAS FX 2 users receive the update for free. New users can enter at $59 for the standard tier. The re-engineered amps represent a noticeable improvement in dynamic response and accuracy over the original BIAS FX 2 models. For the next evolution, see BIAS X.

Who Should Buy Positive Grid BIAS FX 2 (2023 Update)

This updated version of BIAS FX 2 is ideal for guitarists and bassists who prefer amp modeling in a software environment. Whether you’re recording at home, running a silent stage rig through a laptop, or just want an affordable way to access hundreds of amp and effects combinations, BIAS FX 2 delivers. The 2023 update brings 10 re-engineered amp models and new cabinet IRs, making it a solid choice for producers and home recordists who need reliable plugin performance alongside great tone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will the update break my existing presets?

No. The new re-engineered amps are added alongside the classic versions, preserving all existing presets and tones.

See BIAS X for the AI-powered successor, or the Spark 2 hardware amp.

Tyler Sutherland

Ty is a guitar player and gear obsessive who started chasing tone the moment he plugged into his first amp. He covers everything from new releases and signature models to hands-on reviews and playing technique at New Guitar Daily. When he's not writing, he's probably swapping pickups or arguing about neck profiles.

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