Yeah I get it. That's why when I moved back into a situation where I had no space or volume constraints I sold the modelers and went back to amps/cabs. But I did really enjoy both the AXE and the Helix--they got me through a 2yr city apartment stretch. If I was doing big tours or recording...
Ah, two diff conversations same person! Sorry—yup 1000% it’s something you need to get used to. It’s kind of like using a stage monitor—not close to a guitar cab
Sorry, I thought you were telling some obscure physics/fractal joke lol. Not many people have more than one FAS modeler. I ask b/c so many people with no experience hold very strong opinions about this stuff. That why I appreciate the real opinions. I haven’t had a modeler in several years...
I agree that it doesn’t replicate the nuances in feel from one amp to the next, but I found that to be a positive. I liked the way it ‘felt’ and that ‘feel’ is pretty consistent amp model to amp model. It made amps I have owned and sold b/c I disliked the way they responded under my fingers...