Warm Audio
Latest Warm Audio guitar news, new electric and acoustic guitars, signature models, artist collaborations, and releases tracked by Guitar Radar.
Guitar Radar follows Warm Audio through 3 stories and 3 product releases, covering new gear, launches and company news as they happen. Most of it sits under gear. The most recent story, from Oct 1, 2026, is “Warm Audio and Dan Auerbach launch the limited Black Keys Peach Fuzz”. The newest product in the releases catalog is the Warm Audio Centavo Mod.
About Warm Audio
Warm Audio is an Austin, Texas pro-audio maker founded in 2011 by Bryce Young, built on the idea of making high-end recording gear affordable for everyday musicians and engineers. It first became known for studio hardware: the WA-12 microphone preamp was an early product, and the range grew to include the WA-76 FET compressor, the WA-2A optical compressor (a 2017 TEC Award winner), the WA-47 and WA-87 condenser microphones, and Neve 1073-style preamps.
More recently the company has moved into guitar pedals, applying the same philosophy of classic circuits built with modern components. The company designs and tests its products in-house in Austin, and says each unit is hand-inspected before shipping.
Guitar Radar follows Warm Audio's pedals and its studio gear that guitarists use.
Sources: Warm Audio: History · Music Connection: Up close, Warm Audio
Stories
Warm Audio and Dan Auerbach launch the limited Black Keys Peach Fuzz
The $199 velvet-covered fuzz adds switchable momentary or latching octave-up control to Warm Audio’s ’70s-inspired circuit.
Oct 1, 2026
Warm Audio adds preamp bypass to the compact WA-C1 Mod chorus and vibrato
The $199 analog modulation pedal keeps independent chorus controls and stereo outputs while adding a Vintage/Modern preamp switch.
Oct 1, 2026
Warm Audio shrinks the Centavo into a pedalboard-friendly Mod edition
The $189 Centavo Mod keeps the original recreation’s circuit and bass-extension switch while moving to a slimmer case with top-mounted jacks.
Oct 1, 2026