...who here is actually is a tried and true guitarist that has mid/high grade amp gear? I've been playing for a long time (Longer than Justin Beiber's been alive) and have nice guitars and 2 nice real rigs.
So for those "real" guitarists... state your gear and your amp sim preference(you can name a few in pecking order if you like) and style of music.

Gear:

Rig#1: Ada MP1/Quadraverb/3630 Compressor/MosValve 500w/MXR Overdrive Pedal/Dimebag Wah
Rig#2: Slightly modded JCM800/4x12 Cabinet/DimeBag Wah/Boss Digital Delay

Guitars: Carvin TL60 with Duncan pickups, stock '93 Les Paul Standard, Charvel Fusion Deluxe w/DiMarzio SuperDistortion, Taylor 310CE and Ovation acoustics

Amp sim of choice: GR5, AcmeBarGig, AmpliTube3, TH2

Style: Sort of Days of the New/Vertical Horizon/Depeche Mode/King's X in a Vita Mix 

Gear:
Silvertone

Guitar:
Silvertone

AmpSim
Ronco deluxe

Style:
Sort of 'Peter Paul and Mary' meets Joe Pass

Guitars - Several  R8 and R9 Les Pauls, class 5 Les Pauls, a couple strats, teles, EDS-1275, ES335, an Ibanez Jem (for the bar) and a PRS Custom 22.  For Acoustics - Guild D-55 6 string, Guild JF 65 12 string, a Ramirez 4NCWE classical and an Ovation mandolin.

Amps:  Various 100 watt Marshalls:  '68 Marshall Plexi, Marshall Jubilee, Marshall JCM 800 2210 & a Vintage Modern running through 2 Marshall 1960B cabinets w/ Celestion Vintage 30s.

Effects - Primarily a TC Electronics G-System, Dunlop 535Q wah. 

Favorite Amp Sim - I don't use any amp sims for recording.  To me, they're great for doing demos and noodling around, but they just don't capture the organic nature of a good tube amp.  That said, I have (and enjoy) Guitar Rig, Overloud, Waves GTR3.5 and am considering Scuffham S Gear. 

Style - Usually a range from acoustic singer songwriter stuff to bluesy / 70's rockish stuff. 

Guitar - Gibson SG Special in red

yeah, that's it

Gear - Boss GT-5

Amp Sim - Guitar Rig 5

Style - I'd like to play like Alex Lifeson and Steve Howe

Been playing since 1979 and I'm still crap.

Guitars: Fender Strat Jeff Beck signature, 
Fender tele w/B-bender, 
'79 Gibson Les Paul, Epiphone G-1275.
Amps: 
'64 Fender Super Reverb, 
Marshall 2266 VintageModern with 1936 vintage cab, 

Hughes & Kettner Tubemeister
Peavey Classic 30

I've got guitarrig 4, but after I got the Tubemeister I prefer the redbox direct out. I also spilt the signal so I can reamp at a later stage with other amps

timidi


Gear:
Silvertone

Guitar:
Silvertone

AmpSim
Ronco deluxe

Style:
Sort of 'Peter Paul and Mary' meets Joe Pass

Braggart.

You guys need to have audio links to your playing to hear what you're bragging about.
(or not in the case of timidi!)

The only stuff I have on the web:  http://www.reverbnation.com/zeus1

The material is 20 years old, and I was raw, but still extremely proud of it. That said, I have grown leaps and bounds musically SINCE then.

Tell me what you think.

Been playing for around 40 years, I guess.....
I play a stock '78 Les Paul Standard, a Tele of unknown vintage (not that old), and a Yamaha Pacifica Tele copy I found in a pawn shop for $35 that sounds fantastic and plays great.

I've had every amp rig known to man, it seems; Marshalls, Mesa-Boogies, Rack rigs (ADA, etc.) but in the last few years I've gone back to using a small combo amp and just sticking an SM57 in front of it.
Right now my weapon of choice is a Fender Hot Rod DeVille 2X12, great tone and my back doesn't hurt after the gig. Easy to record, too.

Amp sims? Guitar Rig 5 and OverLoud but I rarely use 'em, except sometimes for bass.

hockeyjx


The only stuff I have on the web:  http://www.reverbnation.com/zeus1

The material is 20 years old, and I was raw, but still extremely proud of it. That said, I have grown leaps and bounds musically SINCE then.

Tell me what you think.

sounded good