Kazrog

Amazing free clipper that gets the job done quick without too much fiddling.

Get it, do it now.

I owned an original 5150 amp (still kicking myself for selling it back in the day) and this one sounds and feels just like the real deal. I used both my favourite set of custom IRs (most of us will have theres by now) and also a few I made from my own 5150 cab (Sheffield speakers) and the sim worked great with all of them.

How you can give this a 1 star rating is beyond me ?!?

It can use a lot (!) of CPU if you set the oversampling to extremes but if you want it to be less demanding just use less when recording and push it to the limits when mixing;-). There's even an option for 32x oversampling (maybe best used for printing single tracks before mixing).

Yes, the grafics are basic (I would prefer to say "functional") and it can improve on a few things like more options with the gate, added delay and reverb pedals and a better interface for the IR screen (hence my 4/5 rating) but the main things - the sound and feel - are up to par with the big players on the sim market.

... and I'm an addict - I own most of them;-).

btw: One of my main want-tos with this was a standalone version but I found out that it works perfectly in SaviHost.

One of the best emulation of the first generation 5150 by peavey... The UI is minimalist and straight to the point.. The tone, and most important, feel, is like playing any great 5150 in a studio somewhere and listening back in the control room..

There is a dual IR loader with the basic console EQ you would expect to find.

There is 4 pedals included, a TS808 with handpicked chip, a precision drive, a HM-2 and a 33 clean boost pedal.

It stands very well when compared to any great modern recent ampsim, there wasn't any that modeled every aspect of the amp (channels, knobs, saturation).

I've heard it will evolve quite a bit with time based pedals and more intuitive speaker simulation..

The major point is Kazrog is an expert when it comes to any kind of distortion / saturation aspect and this is the fruit of 2 years of intense research and comparision to the next-gen competitors... If he released it he knows this brings something new to the amp simulator market..

It can be CPU intensive if you use too much oversampling, the performance level is about average with any top tier simulator.

My demo experience was pretty disappointing, hard to tell something good about this plugin. Gui does not look good, especially the younger generation makes music with eyes! There are a lot of way better plugins available, even freebies.