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Re: Re:Newbie question; Amp Simulators

Hi Chris. Personally I use both the Pod2 and the amp simulations in the 
Boss
VF1. I've tried various amp simulators in the last two years, and the one I
like the most is the Pod, I think it is the more dinamic I've tried, and 
the
sounds are close look-a-likes of the originals. I think that the Johnson 
has
a really 'digital' sound, and is really good for ultra-clean and (mostly)
ultra distorted sounds, but I really don't like its Crunch sounds. The Boss
is also really 'digital', but has really many ways to modify the sounds (I
use it mainly as a parallel fx unit).The behringer is a nice cheap unit, It
resembles the Pod in many ways,  and isn't bad at all for what concerns the
sounds.
If you can, try to A/B the units, and take the one that suits you the best.

Peace
Luigi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Olden" <chrisolden@hotmail.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 8:21 PM
Subject: Re:Newbie question; Amp Simulators


>
>
>    Hello,
>    Another newbie question; is there an amp simulator out
>    there that is head and shoulders above the rest; or are
>    they all pretty much in the same league? I'd be using
>    it a live looping situation as my primary guitar noise
>    generator. I'm looking at the Pod(or Pod Pro haven't
>    decided), the Johnson J-Station, and doesn't Behringer
>    make one now?
>    Thanks again.
>    Chris Olden
>
>
>
>
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