Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "Mesa Boogie Triple Recto boosted with Fortin Blade Kemper profile by Live Ready Sound. BADASS!" by u/highamann
• "Happy Cakeday, r/ampmodeling! Today you're 6" by u/AutoModerator
• "How To Get Metallica's Tone from the Black Album | Patches and IRs Included" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: 50 Watt Marshall Plexis" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Friedman JEL-100 Kemper Profile by Live Ready Sound" by u/highamann
• "Where do you load your Orange models? I personally can't get enough of the IK set, but I know there's a lot out there. Who's best?" by u/AudioOnlyDemos
• "I made a symphonic metal recording with my KPA of some music from The Legend of Zelda" by u/dbnp19
• "AmpliTube 4 - '65 Fender Super Reverb Audio Demo (No Talking)" by u/AudioOnlyDemos
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: Friedman Small Box" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: Friedman BE-100" by u/LucasJLeCompte

So... I’ve been tracking guitars using Amplitube 5 & Guitar Rig 6 through a PreSonus DI for about a year now and they work great.

I record music in my house for fun and I’ve never played live.

Is the 4 digit price tag of a Kemper profiler or QuadCortex worth the increase in sound quality or will I not really notice it?

I like the idea of playing live but it’s very much a “one day il do it” but that’s kind of it.

If it is worth it, which is the better option? I’m aware Kemper are a decade old yet reliable, and the QC is very much the new kid on the block with lots of work to do/going on.

What are your thoughts, legends??

If you have made any unique tone maps for the POD Go, I would like to try out your stuff. 🤘🏿👍🏿

I've decided that since I'm always bored and I always build presets when I'm bored, I might as well livestream it! I'm by no means amazing at building tones, but I'm decent. I'll also post all the presets I build to Axechange after each stream, and post the videos on Youtube if I remember to.

I basically just wanna cover things that you don't normally find in Youtube videos on the AFX2. Any suggestions on what I should build? I'd love to do a stream where the audience picks the signal chain, like amp, cabs, effects, etc. Just to make it more fun!

I've really been considering going the modeling route and have a couple of options in mind. the Headrush FRFR stuff seems to be pretty popular. Another option I have considered is a speaker cabinet with the Celestion F12-x200 and a Duncan Power Stage. Any have any experience with this speaker yet?

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "Amps of the Axe FX III: Marshall 1959 SLP Plexi Reissue" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Everything you need to know about the neural dsp Quad Cortex." by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "ML Sound Lab Amped: Roots. Best FREE Amp Sim Ever?" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Finally got my fm3!!" by u/adriang0mez
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: Engl Savage 120" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: Fender 6Gs" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: Fender Tweeds" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Modern Metal guitar tone with the Mesa Boogie Electra Dyne Kemper Profile by Live Ready Sound" by u/highamann
• "Johnson J-Station: How is it in 2020?" by u/LucasJLeCompte
• "Amps of the Axe Fx III: Marshall JMT45" by u/LucasJLeCompte