Ampeg SVT-VR
In my own personal experience, this is probably the best sounding "SVT + fridge" plugin I've tried so far. What's (IMO) good is that unlike other offerings it's very lightweight, CPU-efficient and has a fail-safe list of IRs captured and blended by engineers, as opposed to virtual mic placements and so on... Amplitube is fun to play with, but way heavier on CPUs and it can take longer to get a good tone with balanced levels on the signal chain and no phase issues.
I think I bought it in a $30-sale last year. $20 is a great deal if you are in need of a top-quality tube amp emulation of theirs. All of them are on sale as well: B15, SVT3, GK 800RB, guitar amps... I tried most of them as trials and the SVT-VR was my favourite and (IMO) most versatile of their bunch.
In my own personal experience, this is probably the best sounding "SVT + fridge" plugin I've tried so far. What's (IMO) good is that unlike other offerings it's very lightweight, CPU-efficient and has a fail-safe list of IRs captured and blended by engineers, as opposed to virtual mic placements and so on... Amplitube is fun to play with, but way heavier on CPUs and it can take longer to get a good tone with balanced levels on the signal chain and no phase issues.
I think I bought it in a $30-sale last year. $20 is a great deal if you are in need of a top-quality tube amp emulation of theirs. All of them are on sale as well: B15, SVT3, GK 800RB, guitar amps... I tried most of them as trials and the SVT-VR was my favourite and (IMO) most versatile of their bunch.
