chuckebaby
Peavey revolver
that would be revalver
annyway, revalver has act input and output modules which (
for want of better wording) will simulate different guitars and pickup configurations etc (
simulated is probably not the right word) the modules themselves are relatively cheap, $2.99, and work quite well. as said there are input and output modules, the input modules are probably the ones you would want, the output modules aim your overall sound at certain styles like clean, crunch, distortion, heavy etc (strangely after checking the site the output modules seem to have been removed). there are also act combo amp clones, which are really quite good, but require the act combo module, which if i recall correctly was about $40, they are really good, i guess it is
similarish to the process positive grid use for their stuff. revalver is an excellent amp sim/program, probably number 2 in the charts for me.
the act stuff require a little getting your head around to get the best out of them, you also need to profile your guitar, which is quite easy. once you get it worked out they can sound really good, the act combo amps themselves are very good, then you can use an act input module in front to '
simulate' the '
response' (whatever) of certain guitars, strat, tele, les paul, prs models, etc etc, thus giving you single coils with strats for example and the chioce of bridge, neck, or both and so forth. when you get it all worked out it can sound pretty good really. it's easy, perhaps not straight forward, you do have to mess around with settings, at first you could be forgiven for thinking '
this sounds like crap', or '
this doesn't work' but when you click with it, it's a breeze.