I still like it and the virtual cab out has something special even when you're using IRs. Adds a very feely compression/breakup for muting and Djenting sounds. The pick attack is just right, it all feels very dynamic.
With Eleven Rack, it's easier to utilize presets and just turn your Eleven Rack amps off and do reamping and stuff, but you can record your DIs at the same time from this unit with any interface with an XLR input.
It is a lot like Eleven Rack in that is has much more than you will need in gain and highs, but if you are say doing a solo over an already heavy guitar backing, you have that dual fusion mode to utilize both channels to get it to come through. And turning the highs and gain down just gets warmer fusiony sounds instead of muffled unusable ones like in the digital world.
“There's a few scratches on the plexiglass where I thought I was removing a piece of plastic, and only there from my fingernails, but still noticeable enough to mention.”
Here are some things I reamped/recorded with it with just the cab sim out, usually no effects or reverb, which you'll notice once you get your sound dialed in, it doesn't need much post processing at all.
I will deregister my Torpedo Wall of Sound plugin so you can use that also. That's the only real time waster involved is once you start playing with that and some of the newer Ownhammer cabinets I bought that have the Torpedo format. I recommend just recording with Eleven Rack cabinets or using the cabinet out and EQing some of the highs back in or finding an IR to work with that.
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