lunasparks wrote:Thats a bummer about your buffered guitar! Mine works just fine but i'm going into my lap top. Amplitube suggest that you use your guitar at full volume. I use mine with and old ground control and two expression pedals. I run the volume with pedals in the program and create presets. As far as the models I've found that the stock american clean 2 preamp, 6L6 power section, and the d120 cab sounds more true than the twin model. It can be pretty difficult to dial sounds in it just depends on your effects. Definetly not like an amp and pedal board. But if you dont mind spending the time creating presets its a great tool for good tone at quiet levels. Greg...jeager wrote:+ 1 on the Amplitube application. I just downloaded the Fender Amps version last night, with a good pair of head phones and/or studio monitors hooked up to my computer it very good. Just take the fender 65 twin preset and boost treble and cut bass, crank up the verb a bit and your ready to go. Great way to play while listening to/transcribing parts from the recordings. As bedroom as you can get and simple to plug in and play...my real rig will be getting more rest at home.I have Amplitube via the iRig and mostly agree with above ... but fair warning: my buffered guitar won't work through the iRig for some reason. Strat hooks up just fine and I practice with it, especially outside during summer. Just a bummer that it doesn't work with my "real" guitar....
good to know you got shoes to wear when you find the floor.....