No, Unless my eyes and ears fail me they are different amps, you can check it as described above (if you have both Amp and FX installed)

DeeringAmps
 
Pretty much I'm a "plug'n'play" kinda guy.
T

BIAS is pretty much 'plug and Play' if that's the way you want it to be, all the tweaking etc is not compulsory, though much fun. I only mess around with that side of things if I have the spare time adn or want a sound I can't get via the stock gear or through pre made stuff via Tone Cloud. Other than that it's pretty much plug and play, just like an amp, plug in, turn a few dials and away you go.
 
The amp matching feature is pretty cool, (there is a pack coming out shortly which sounds Awesome and includes a Marshall JCM900, a Mesa Roadking, and an Engl Fireball) and people have got great results matching from comercial CD's .wav files etc (there are also some not so great, but that has as much to do with the person doing it as the app itself) Again, I prefer to let others do the leg work and just grab what suits my purpose, as there are so many to choose from.

They're the same...just with different Names...i.e...

In Bias FX the Vox AC30 emu is called "The '56 AC Boost"
whereas in Bias Amp it's called the '56 British TB30"  (TB I assume means "Throw Back")
But they are BOTH Redface Vox AC30's...

Fender Duo Reverb in FX is called "69 Duo Verb"
in Amp it's called "Mini Duo Verb" but they are BOTH
the Fender Duo Verb emulation...

They didn't model ALL NEW AMPS just for FX...they modeled the FX
and had to give you amps to use with them if you don't have Bias Amp...
The reason they have "different" names is because Bias AMP amps are tweakable
and Bias FX amps are not.  Wouldn't be wise to call them the same thing...even
though they come under separate categories in the menu system, because when
they are loaded you wouldn't really know which was which if they had
the same name now would you...

I know if I were doing the "Modeling" I certainly wouldn't go
back to model ALL NEW AMPS if I were making an FX program,
but, hey, that's just me I guess...

Well we will just have to agree to disagree :)

Amps included with BIAS Amp Desktop
http://help.positivegrid.com/hc/en-us/articles/205974263-Amps-included-in-BIAS-AMP-DESKTOP
‘76 RC 120 -Roland® JC-120
British 900 Clean - Marshall® JCM-900 Clean
‘94 Match 30 - Matchless® DC-30
Hiway 103 Clean - Hiwatt® DR 103 Clean
‘67 Blackface Duo - Fender® Twin Reverb
‘66 British TB 30 - Vox® AC 30
65 Blackface Vibro - Fender® Vibroverb
‘67 Dumble Clean - Dumble® Clean
American Bass - Fender® '59 Bassman
Tweed Lux - Fender® '57 ʺTweedʺ Deluxe
Mini Duo Reverb - Fender® Mini Twin Reverb®
‘64 British J45 - Marshall® ʺBlock Logoʺ JTM-45 head
British Plexi 50w - Marshall® Plexi 100
British Lead 800 - Marshall® JCM-800
Hiway DR 103 - Hiwatt® DR 103
‘69 Super Lead - Marshall® Super Lead
British Rock 50 - Orange® AD30
RB 101B - Bogner® Ecstasy
SLO 100 - Soldano® SLO-100
Monster VH4 - Diezel® VH4-Lead
5153 MK II - 2002 *Peavey® 5150® MkII
Triple Treadplate - Mesa/Boogie® Triple Rectifier®
Mark IIc+ - Mesa/Boogie® Mark IIc+
LO SP-88 - Soldano® SP88
Fire - ENGL® Fireball 100
nsane 5153 - Merrow 5150
Positive Insane - N/A (original)
Power Place - ENGL® Powerball
Acoustic Sim - N/A (original)
Acoustic Amp - N/A (original)
Keyboard Amp - N/A (original)
Vocal Amp - N/A (original)
Blue Line - 1969 *Ampeg SVT®
K 800 - Gallien-Krueger® 800RB
British AD 20 - Orange® AD 200
uper Bass - Fender® Super Bassman
Positive Grid Custom Lead - N/A (original)
BIAS Explorer Program - N/A (original)
    

Amps Included in BIAS FX Desktop
http://help.positivegrid.com/hc/en-us/articles/205050729-Which-amps-effects-come-with-BIAS-FX-DESKTOP-vs-BIAS-FX-PROFESSIONAL-
59 Tweed Lux     Fender Blues Deluxe
66 AC Boost     Vox AC30
67 Blackface     Fender Bassman
69 Duo Verb     Fender Twin Reverb
77 Silver Tone     Roland JC120
69 Plexglas     Marshall JCM 800
ritish Rock 50     Orange OR50
2 Treadplate     Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier
04 Insane 5153     Peavey 5150
Acoustic Sim     Positive Grid create
GK 800     Gallien-Krueger MB800
69 Blue Line     Ampeg SVT Blueline
PhD Z     Dr.Z MAZ 38 Sr
94 match dc     Matchless DC30
Clean Master     Positive Grid Create
Super Sonic     Fender Supersonic
British Rock 50     Orange OR50
69 Plexiglas     Marshall JCM 800
British OR30     Orange AD30
Grid Crunch     Positive Grid Create
Lanny 50     Laney LC50
Modded Plexi     Modded Marshall JCM 800
Pushed Tweed     Modded Fender Blues Deluxe
92 Treadplate     Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier
04 Insane 5153     Peavey 5150
Ecstacy 101     Bogner Ecstasy 101
German Fire     ENGL Fireball
High Gain EL34     Positive Grid Create
Insane Satan     Positive Grid Create
Modded Mark IIc+     Modded Mesa Boogie Mark IIc+
Snake's Lead 800     Positive Grid create
Acoustic Sim     Positive Grid create
Acoustic Amp     Positive Grid create
Fat Acoustic     Positive Grid create
GK 800     Gallien-Krueger MB800
69 Blue Line     Ampeg SVT Blueline
700 RB     Gallien-Krueger 700RB
Bass 360     Acoustic 360 Bass Amp
Supra Bass     Positive Grid create

While there is the same, there is different

"(TB I assume means "Throw Back")"
Tres droll mon ami; I'm still chuckling...
However, TB refers to the Top Boost circuitry.
Slightly different than the "Tone Stack" used by Fender, Marshall, etc.
Originally the AC-30 had no tone controls, just the "CUT" that cancels highs in the phase inverter.
The TB or "Top Boost" model was added later.
There is a mod for adding Top Boost to non-TB 30's.
Evidently Brian May does not like the phase lag introduced by the TB circuit.
 
T

DeeringAmps
"(TB I assume means "Throw Back")"
Tres droll mon ami; I'm still chuckling...
However, TB refers to the Top Boost circuitry.
Slightly different than the "Tone Stack" used by Fender, Marshall, etc.
Originally the AC-30 had no tone controls, just the "CUT" that cancels highs in the phase inverter.
The TB or "Top Boost" model was added later.
There is a mod for adding Top Boost to non-TB 30's.
Evidently Brian May does not like the phase lag introduced by the TB circuit.
 
T

Thanx for that bit of info...Never used an AC-30 so had no idea...

IF they are the same modeled amps then why didn't they call them LE in the version that ya can't tweak.  then ya would know. was in Light Edition non tweakable.
 
so instead of:
66 British TB 30
66 AC Boost     
 
which is which?
 
why didn't they do:
66 AC Boost     
66 AC Boost LE
 
then ya know, ah the Boost is full and the Boost LE is the light version of the same amp.
 
seems rather confusing to have two products with different amp names that are the same, nothing anywhere in the literature I have read says they are the same amps. nothing says they aren't.  totally confusing.
 
regardless though, BIAS products sound really great and now I hate all of you cause now there are more choices to pick for guitar amps and fx for me.  UGH