Guitarpima
I just have to say that it is stunning for clean tones. This is the best clean tones I've ever heard from an amp sim.

:D Thanks for the kind words, Fender and Ampeg SVX were the first AmpliTube products I tried before working at IK and had me sold immediately.

I just tried the Fender MM. I like the gain I get from it. Nice and heavy!

Try that with a bass amp cab. Love that heavy type of tone.

What's the Fender MM? Metal Head?

Speaking of Fender emulates... I've found that most processors seem to do their best on the Fender models.  Starting with my kidney bean POD to my J-station to my Boss GT-100...they all do nice DR and twins.   Hey...you guys remember this old dinosaur Fender?  I think it stuck around for a year or two.  Huge amps back then...the attraction...but yuck... old school solid state on guitar... eh...

I meant MH.
 
I have not tried other speaker combinations yet. I'll get there eventually.
 
I have an Fender Eighty-Five, solid state, from about 1991 or so. I put a Cerwin Vega speaker in it and people were fooled  and thought it was a tube amp. Even a guy that's been playing for over 25 years thought it was a tube amp. Before the Cerwin Vega, it was just ok.

Its funny how much a simple speaker/cab change can change the tone entirely.

MakeShift
I paid for 50% of Fender and 50% of Orange and still love them both.  

 
Same here!
 
These are my go to amps.

mixmkr
Speaking of Fender emulates... I've found that most processors seem to do their best on the Fender models.  Starting with my kidney bean POD to my J-station to my Boss GT-100...they all do nice DR and twins.

I liked the POD fenders, but thought the J-station blackface sounded like a caricature.