Ample Sound has announced a new member of its guitar instrument series: Ample Guitar M.
AGM is recorded on the Martin D-41 acoustic guitar, with 3842 dry samples and a total size of 5.61GB. Original samples have been recorded as 24bit 44.1khz stereo. Natural sustain and resonating sounds of the guitar are unadulterated. No looping samples.

http://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp

Watch some videos here:

Ample Guitar M Demo- Rylynn - YouTube
Ample Guitar M Demo - Suite830B - YouTube
Ample Guitar M Demo - Return - YouTube
Ample Guitar M Demo - BluesAG - YouTube
Ample Guitar M Demo - DearBen (by Vband) - YouTube

5/15/2014
updated its Ample Guitar plug-ins AGF, AGG, AGP, AGM, AGT and AGL to v1.7.0

It may be nice or even better but I likes My RealGuitar series (Acoustic/LP/Strat). 

After listening my ol ears say its quite a bit better than the Real series acoustic.  More natural strumming as well.  But then what do I know? I'm half crazy as it is.

Edit-As of 10/28/2013
Ample Sound has updated its Ample Guitar plug-ins AGM, AGT, and AGL to 1.2.5, AGG, AGF, and AGP to 1.3.5 and AGML to 1.1.5.
http://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp
 

yorolpal


After listening my ol ears say its quite a bit better than the Real series acoustic.  More natural strumming as well.  But then what do I know? I'm half crazy as it is.

Now don't go makin' me wanna buy it myolpal. I caint afford it just now.

Very impressive from the videos. Wow..

I thought it sounded great, but at that price point ($219,  $269 after the introduction) 
it's up against some very stiff (and less-expensive) competition. I'm still saving up for the Orange Tree Samples acoustic library. Sigh. Until then I'm stuck playing a real acoustic guitar - badly. You have to actually TUNE those things, you know.

AGM is $169.00

There is no substitute for a nice, well miced real acoustic guitar. And guitar players are a dime a dozen? Why not just work with some folks who can lay it down for you?

Wow.  Holy moley.  That's certainly the most real fake guitar I've ever heard.  Impressive work there!  Thanks for posting, Carl.
 
Cheers,
Eddie