I am unimpressed with all of their products except for the Dl4 Delay. Honestly, I think the Line 6 is a horrible choice. It's tough to make absolute recommendations without knowing more details other than you are looking to play in a Church band. I might have some questions along the way so I want to help out where I can.Īnyways, I've tried probably 95% of all the amp sims out there. I am new to the forum so this will be my first post. The level of control and repeatability is unmatched. There's a list of albums around recorded entirely with the Axe-FX somewhere, It's worth a listen. I have sold off most of my stomp boxes and rack effects, but I kept the the tube amps, because they go up in value over time. Most people spend that much getting their one rig just right anyway. You can add the price of the foot controller in there, as well and it's still well worth it. I have the real amps sitting a few feet away in the studio and I just use the Fractal because of the massive flexibility. You can save any combination as a preset. Sure real amps can't be beat on a certain level, but the convenience of being able to plug in and get a sound that's 99***37 of a real amp without having to move mics around, constant tweaking, etc. I waited for months to get mine and it superseded my expectations by a huge margin. The AxeFx is definitely state of the art as far as modeling technology goes, it's also hugely back-ordered and a little pricey at $2200.00. I am really looking forward to getting back on the road.īoth Bob and Mike Scuffham should be congratulated! And thanked too. With SAC and Scuff (or is Scuff and SAC) - it has brought a real pleasure to playing guitar again. Man.it feels like you are working with a real amplfier. Working with SAC and Scuffham over the past four days, the combination of SAC and Scuffham is absolutely incredible.

What is replacing the Boogie? Scuffham Amps! There is nothing out there like it - for the quality or for the price. es335! Well, I seriously believe that I can retire my Boogie - I will keep the guitar though. I have an older Boogie Mark II and a re-worked '59 es335 - thus the handle - even though Larry Carlton is the 'true' Mr. Well, it sounds better than I ever imagined!

As many have had so much success using SAC in a live mixing environment, why not use it for a live guitar rig environment. I have an acquaintance who is considering putting together a SAC rig for me to use for live playing.

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