While I use most all of my guitar amp emulators on a regular basis and, for the most part, find them adequate for my recording needs I've always wished that they could "push more air".  I'm really hoping, though not in any way counting on, Amp4 stepping things up in this regard to a another level.  But recently I had the time to just take an afternoon off and really A/B my different packages and study their assets and liabilities.  And in doing so I popped up a program I've had for awhile now...even upgraded regularly...but really hadn't used; ReCabinet 4.  Woah.  What an (acknowledged) dimwit I've been.  This thing is great.  Looks like most of my amp sims will be "head only" for awhile.  Highly recommended. 
 

Agree...though not talked about much...it is quite good...

The earlier version were a little bit flaky - but V4 seems very solid and is a good product
Nigel
 

I didn't care for Recab 3 all that much, so I didn't bother upgrading and mostly stick with S-Gear right now. I might have to demo Recab 4 though.

I saw that recently and thought about asking people about it. Who makes it? I can't recall.

I got recab-4 for 50% off. I have yet to fiddle whiff it.

BassDaddy
I saw that recently and thought about asking people about it. Who makes it? I can't recall.

The companies name is Kazrog, LLC  BD....

Olpal, I thought you had a Kemper?

I do. And I use it. BUT...quite often I just want to lay something down with a sort of "placeholder" patch when building tracks. If use an emulator I can easily do this. Record using a quick, appropriate tone but still have the ability to tweak and change it later. With the Kemp...especially since it doesn't run at varying sample rates...whatever I've committed to tape is it. It's a much better amp sim...but until it allows me the flexibility and ease of trying out and changing patches in the digital realm, I'll still be using my software. I'm sure there are routing hoops I could jump through to "workaround" this problem...but I'm too lazy to do them:-)