cragginshred77
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Same, one toaster, one rack unit and one stage. Same expeirence across the board. I had a flashdrive full of M Britt (good), Top Jimi (better), Choptones (un useable), Big hairy (un useable) and other profiles that I sampled.Of course. What I am linking to is an album using all Kempers for every guitar part that to my ear sounds better than any album using all Fractals I have ever heard. Also, Wolf Hoffman is a guy that was kind of known for monster tones much of his career and for him to be a full on convert in studio and live says a lot to me.
Me on the other hand have had my friends FM3 in my home studio and it was good but I didn't reach for my credit card. I have also sold 4 Kempers, 4 different times because I just could not get them to sound in your face no matter what I did. Then I find out that Accept album is all Kempers and I know the "problem" with my 4 different Kempers was me.
I settled on a Top Jimi Marshall that sounded good but, similar to Fractal they are either massively distorted giving them a full but super compressed tone. When I went for more of a crunch tone they get very thin. To my ears despite what you masy hear post production the Fractal is way more 3d with less compression and dark character.
Bands I know that are using modelors live are not using them in the studio. In any case use what works for ya!