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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Bolt" data-source="post: 125900" data-attributes="member: 3950">Re: Guitar Amp ModelersI haven&#039;t had the opportunity to hear the Axe FX II (or the original), but I do own a Kemper Rack and a VHT Pittbull (original Fryettte version) tube amp, a Mesa Tripple Rect, a Fender HRD, and an original Egnator TOL100.It is my opinion that the Kemper can do what the others do as well as replace a ton of external pedals.&nbsp; This little 11 lb rack mount unit creates all the complex overtones that are so well loved in real tube amps.&nbsp; The lush verbs and efx built in are also very nice.I haven&#039;t carried a tube amp and cab to a gig in 3 months.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think I will ever again.This device is the real deal.&nbsp; It really does gush and drip with tone.&nbsp; It is also less expensive than the Axe II Fx.&nbsp; I really could not possibly be happier with the Kemper than I am.&nbsp; I have played more since I got it than I have in the last 30 years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Bolt, post: 125900, member: 3950"] Re: Guitar Amp Modelers I haven't had the opportunity to hear the Axe FX II (or the original), but I do own a Kemper Rack and a VHT Pittbull (original Fryettte version) tube amp, a Mesa Tripple Rect, a Fender HRD, and an original Egnator TOL100.It is my opinion that the Kemper can do what the others do as well as replace a ton of external pedals. This little 11 lb rack mount unit creates all the complex overtones that are so well loved in real tube amps. The lush verbs and efx built in are also very nice.I haven't carried a tube amp and cab to a gig in 3 months. I don't think I will ever again.This device is the real deal. It really does gush and drip with tone. It is also less expensive than the Axe II Fx. I really could not possibly be happier with the Kemper than I am. I have played more since I got it than I have in the last 30 years. [/QUOTE]

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