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I currently use the POD 2, a Boss VF-1(main rack) and a Boss GX700(backup and live rack). What I found for me to be the best is the POD in parallel with the VF-1 (I use this setup mainly for recording). I love the dynamics of the POD, and the sounds I usually use on it (I don't use no preset except the ones I have programmed for it) sound really much like the originals. The VF-1 isn't that bad alone, but it is way less dynamic than the POD. Usually, using them in parallel can give a very full tone. I have a Laney LC15R, have had a Marshall JCM800 and currently have used a Fender The Twin and a 70's Fender Silver Reverb, and I must say that for me the Pod comes pretty close (even more if you use it on a valve power-amp). I'm looking forward to try the Vox Valvetronix that is going to arrive to the musical instrument shop I work now. Have tried the DG-Stomp, and I like it, too, but I prefer the POD. Peace Luigi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Butch" <paulrichard10@attbi.com> To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 3:01 AM Subject: Modeling Amps > Just curious.... > > What kinds of modeling amps are folks from this site using (where > applicable)? > > I've bought (and sold) several different incarnations since I've >'arrived' > at using the Fender Cyber-twin and a Roland VG-88 (ok-not really an amp). I > did own, at one time, a Roland VGA-7 that I really liked for it's tuning, 12 > string and capo capabilities. I also tried a VOX Valvetronix which I REALLY > wanted to like but it, again, seemed to be oriented towards lots of > distortion/headbanging sounds. Oh, I returned a Rocktron Replitone twin > speaker amp. A very nice amp, I might say. Very loud! Good effects, too. Too > lous for my home studio, though. > > The Cyber Twin is an awesome amp, IMHO. It produces very nice-sounding > models, particularly of Fender models (duh!). > > Anyhow, I was just curious of other folk's experiences from this website. > > Regards, Paul >