The AxeFx is still, in my opinion, the best modeler on the planet for guitar tones. At the present time, there are hundreds of amps, cabinets and effects present in the firmware and at your beck and call in any configuration you can imagine. Name a classic amp, cab, or piece of gear and it's either a built in option or it's a tone that can easily be achieved. Marshall, Fender, Vox, HiWatt, Orange, Mesa, Friedman, Boss, Roland, Dunlop, etc. the list would go on for pages. Name a classic tone, artist, album, or song and it's easily matchable with the AxeFx. Besides my guitars, this is the first piece of gear I would replace if stolen or destroyed.
This is one of the best pieces of gear I ever had. The possibilities are almost endless. I often got lost in the Axe Fx II, trying to get out even better sounds.
The sky's the limit for guitar tones
The AxeFx is still, in my opinion, the best modeler on the planet for guitar tones. At the present time, there are hundreds of amps, cabinets and effects present in the firmware and at your beck and call in any configuration you can imagine. Name a classic amp, cab, or piece of gear and it's either a built in option or it's a tone that can easily be achieved. Marshall, Fender, Vox, HiWatt, Orange, Mesa, Friedman, Boss, Roland, Dunlop, etc. the list would go on for pages. Name a classic tone, artist, album, or song and it's easily matchable with the AxeFx. Besides my guitars, this is the first piece of gear I would replace if stolen or destroyed.