NAM Sandwich

NAM Sandwich plays Neural Amp Modeler (.nam) captures on your phone or tablet: plug in a guitar,
pick an amp, play. It is built to be a performance channel, not a recording studio — one signal
path, low latency, and controls you can find without reading a manual.

BUILD YOUR SOUND IN LAYERS

Your rig is a stack of layers between input and output, and you decide what goes in it and in what
order:

• Amp / Pedal — any .nam capture
• Cab / IR — load your own .wav impulse responses
• 3-band EQ — the classic guitar tone stack
• Noise Gate — tuned for high-gain playing
• Reverb — plate and spring

Add, remove and re-order freely. Two Marshall SV20H captures and a V30 cab are built in, so there
is a complete, good tone the moment you open the app.

BUILT FOR PLAYING

• Low-latency audio through USB audio interfaces, with a live readout of round-trip latency and
CPU load if you want to see it
• A chromatic tuner
• Keeps playing when you switch apps or lock the screen
• Everything stays on your device — no account, no cloud, nothing collected

POWERED BY TONE3000

Powered by TONE3000 — browse thousands of NAM captures and IRs from your own TONE3000 account,
right inside the app, and hear one through your rig before you keep it. https://www.tone3000.com

Sign in with your own TONE3000 account and download under your own account and each creator's
license.

WHAT YOU NEED

A USB audio interface is required — a guitar plugged into an interface, and headphones or an amp
on the output. Running through the phone's own microphone and speaker causes feedback, so the app
holds audio off and tells you when it detects that setup.

FREE, AND PRO

Free: build and tweak your rig with every layer, the tuner, TONE3000 browsing and downloads.

Pro unlocks Perform mode (42 pads across 7 banks for switching sounds with one tap), saving rigs
to your library, and switching between saved rigs. Take it yearly or buy it once — the one-time
purchase never expires.

Built by one guitarist who wanted a NAM player that got out of the way.

Both are also in nam-sandwich-android/store/play-listing.txt along with the alternates and the
graphics checklist.

Recent changes:
• Share a saved loop as a WAV file, or save it to your device, from the ⋮ menu on each loop. Tempo and bar count travel inside the file.
• Import any audio file up to 5 minutes as a loop from the Loops screen. Loops with tempo info keep it, so the click lines up.
• Save and Loops now sit at the top of the Looper. Tapping a saved loop loads it and takes you straight back.