Guitar Amp Simulators user reviews

(Originally written by Stratman junior/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Good, violent, hard and real heavy metal distortion... and also affordable! I haven't tested it yet with multimedia …

(Originally written by kikiln/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Pod X3 Live bought in December 07. All-digital amp simulation and multi-effects pedal for bass and guitar! Sold with user's m…

(Originally written by Froideval/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Everything has been said! This product is not very practical for live gigs because of its size and controls. I use it with …

(Originally written by Gratt'oche/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Small analog multi-effect entirely made of plastic shaped after a Les Paul... It produces most of the common effects: delay, distor…

(Originally written by props/translated from Audiofanzine FR) See ads, other reviews, user's manual etc. More than comprehensive connections!!! The wah pedal looks pretty nice but squeaks a lot in …

This has reverb, chorus, delay, compressor, flange, phaser, rotary, tremolo and some combinations. It's all digital. You can edit with the numerous knobs, very easily. Tap tempo is very handy! I be…

Boss's FDR-1 is an amp modeler with reverb and vibrato, based on the Fender 1965-era Deluxe Reverb, which is a coveted tube amp known for its distinctive tone. Apparently BOSS worked with Fender to t…

The POD Pro is basically the same amp modeling technology and effects contained in the POD unit but contained in a rackmount unit with actual knobs so editing presets on the fly is much easier. It ha…

This is an analog, single-channel amp simulator in a pedal. Apart from the basic (self-explicit) Level, High, Low and Drive controls, you have three 3-position switches to help you shape your tone: -…