Recommendations For A Cab Sim

ghosty999

I've been running through the cab sim out on my JMP-1 and beginning to realize its shortfalls. I also own an ADA MP-1 and Gallien Kreuger 250ML and would like to be able to record direct out due to living in a flat.

Wanting to avoid Plug-in Cab Sims so I can run through a PA and get the same tone if possible.

The ADA GCS/2 looks promising but honestly I've had no experience with hardware cab sims. 

The Rebox also looks good.

Any advice or recommendations? My genre is mainly humbucking hard rock Marshall tones from the JMP-1, occasionally cleans from the ADA MP1 and GK250ML

Sporky

The Behringer one (GI100 I think) is genuinely good.

ghosty999

Sadly has nothing to adjust cab features that's what I'm needing

steamabacus

AMT Electronics do a cabinet emulator pedal with various tweakable parameters but I've never heard one in the flesh.

Here it is ...

https://amtelectronics.co.uk/effects-pedals/73-cn-1

Sporky

Ah, sorry.

ghosty999

The AMT looks ideal, price is ideal too, looking for subjective opinions from owners hopefully someone can chime in! Cheers @steamabacus ;

Sassafras

Can't comment on the Chameleon but AMT stuff in general is very good.
They do some excellent pre-amps.

normula1

how about one of these: https://amtelectronics.co.uk/effects-pedals/13-cp-100-ir-player-cabinet-emulator
You can change the Impulse response inside it to which ever one floats your boat.

Dodge

Most analogue cab sims leave a lot to be desired, including the analogue AMT one. They're passable at best but honestly they're nothing like the sound of a real cab.

Impulse responses are in a totally different league, and the Pangaea from AMT would be my choice with a couple of nice impulses.

thecolourbox

I've a Pangaea I'm struggling to work out...