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No
hellll
Dont do it ... dont
Seen awesome models, so yes.
They aren't bad...
Listen. Obviously i would like to play my amps on 10, but i could never do that in my apartment. With the age of computer recording at home, The Modeling amp was the best thing ever. I was shredding and recording til 3:00 A.M. I give them a Hell Yeah! Although, Playing live and Rehearsing would probably blow with the pod. i suppose there is a place for everything, but it sure is nice to have that option. J
I use a Line6 HD pod for demoing guitar ideas with my 8 track and the other guitar player in my band uses Peavey Vyryr head whereas I use a Peavey 6505 head. Mine is a long way ahead of the modelling amp. They have a place but still not as good as tube amps for serious recordings and live use in my opinion.
Yeah, it's really comfortable for recording demo stuffs, just to not forget it or to show it to other members of the band.
i used Line 6 LD400 for bass.., gr8 sounding amp, no question there
Long time ago I used guitar processor with amp modeling and played "in-line" and it was sad. Then I bought the physical tube amp and felt a great difference. Now I see modeling amp devices only as additional equipment to real amp. BUT I think that I'm not in state to decide it because I tried to use too few devices, and ones were not expensive as hell)