The Fender Super Sonic and Metal Head were surprisingly unique, and a nice change of pace compared to other types of these amps. I normally think Marshall, Mesa-Boogie, Bogner, etc. I don't really consider Fender to be known for amps with a lot of drive/distortion. What surprised me the most about this software was the heavy-sounding amps. The 4x10 cabinet simulation in AT3 for the Bassman is the best compared to all the other competitors.

I consider the Fender Bassman to be in a separate class of its own. Don't bother with - Guitar Rig 5, OverLoud THD, Pod Farm 2, Eleven. If you want modeled versions of this kind of amp sound, this package is the way to go. I consider these kind of amps to be the quintessential Fender amp sound. The mid-sized amps (Twin, Deluxe Reverb, Vibro-King, Vibroverb) are the best parts of the bundle. I love the sound of the 'small' Fender amps in this bundle (Deluxe, Pro Junior, Champ). The range of Fender amplifier simulations goes beyond anything else available on the market. IKM Amplitube is a software plug-in that can be used inside a DAW, and can also be used as a stand-alone plug-in. With the introduction of Amplitube Custom Shop, individual amp models in this package can be purchased separately rather than as a bundle. I think its hard to exactly reproduce any particular signal chain in Amplitube, but there is enough information that one can make fairly informed choices on alternative emulations.Amplitube Fender is an expansion pack for IK Multimedia Amplitube. There are few Web sites that go into impressive detail in picking apart Gilmour's gear and tones over the years. AT has no stomp/rack model based on a Binson Echorec, but I'd go with the EchoMan (based on the Memory Man) or (my preference!) the Fulltone SSTE (itself basically a cleaned-up EchoPlex clone). Still, I think the foundation of most Gilmourish presets in Amplitube would be the BigPig (based on Big Muff) and the HiAmp (based on HiWatt). Would need a non-FB way to pass it along. I've got a semi-decentish Gilmour preset or two that I've cooked up (considering I generally play an humbuckered LP and am not a Gilmour expert!) but someone more knowledgeable could use it as a starting point to tweak it as they liked. Would it be possible for IKM to at least temporarily enable some part of this forum as a place for sharing presets? The Facebook group is a good workaround, but (as seen) it has limitations.

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