Welcome to the New Guitar Tone Gurus
Guitar Tone Gurus has been rebuilt from the ground up. Here's what's new, how Picks work, and where to find the packs you already have.
Pod Go
Stage-ready tones for the rig at your feet.
Helix Stadium
Dual-amp rigs and Proxy captures for Stadium and Stadium XL.
See 13 Helix Stadium packs 
Pod Go
Worship Rock Collection VOX AC30 for Pod Go
POD Express Black
POD Express Users Facebook Collection Vol. 2
POD Express Guitar
POD Express Users Facebook Collection Vol. 1
POD Express Guitar
Worship Essentials for POD Express Guitar
POD Express Guitar
Matchless DC30 Clean, Drive & Ambient for POD Express Guitar
POD Express Guitar
Alt Rock for POD Express Guitar
POD Express Guitar
Worship Acoustic for POD Express Guitar
HX Stomp
Factory Default Setlist v3.71 for HX Stomp
Helix
Factory Default Setlists v3.80 for Helix
Helix Stadium
Dual Amp Collection Matchless Clubman 30
Pod Go
Worship Bass Collection for Pod Go
POD Express Bass
Modern Worship Bass for POD Express Bass
Helix Stadium
Dual Amp Collection Marshall JCM
Pod Go
Factory Default Setlist v2.50 for Pod Go
POD Express Black
Factory Default Presets for POD Express Black
Backstage
Guides, gear talk and tone tips from the GTG team.
Getting Started with POD Express: What to Load First
New to POD Express? Here's how to load presets onto it, the free packs worth grabbing first, and where to go once you want more.
How to Load Presets and Clones onto Helix Stadium
Helix Stadium presets that use clones need loading in the right order. Here's the order that works, and the one-minute fix for a thin, harsh dual-amp sound.
Building an Ambient Worship Rig on POD Express
You don't need a big board to cover a worship set. Three presets on a POD Express will do it, if they're the right three. Here's how to set them up.
AC30, DC30 or Bad Cat? Picking a Dual-Amp Pairing
Three EL84 amps from the same family tree, and three different jobs in a dual-amp rig. Here's how the AC30, the DC30 and the Bad Cat differ and which pairing suits what you play.
Why a Preset Sounds Different on Your Rig (and How to Fix It)
A preset that sounded great in the demo can sound too bright, too dark or too quiet on your own rig. It isn't broken. Here are the four things to check, in order.