Peavey Revalver MKIII.V

[Helius]

At the moment I consider buying the Revalver MKIII Amp Sim, but I heard that they announced a new version III.V at NAMM 2010. Does anybody of you guys know whether the upgrade will be for free when I buy right now?

Thanks

 

[Ermz]

Hey,

In my opinion there is no need to pay for this sim unless it proves itself in the next version. The current slew of free amp sims developed by some people who frequent this forum are excellent, and some of the best out there.

 

[ahjteam]

In my opinion there is no need to pay for this sim unless it proves itself in the next version. The current slew of free amp sims developed by some people who frequent this forum are excellent, and some of the best out there.

except if you are on a mac

 

[Mago]

Hey,

In my opinion there is no need to pay for this sim unless it proves itself in the next version. The current slew of free amp sims developed by some people who frequent this forum are excellent, and some of the best out there.

indeed, curious on the x50.

 

[Line Level Recordings]

except if you are on a mac

 

[Harry Hughes]

Honestly I think the free Nick Crow 8505 sim is pretty much on par with Revalver's 6505, if not even better. I also even prefer POD Farms Recto sims to that of Revalver's Recto sim.

 

[Zombietakeover]

I have said this time and again here....Be Careful Buying ReValver mk III....its full of bugs.....there hasn't been one up date in like a yr and half...

 

[B36arin]

Somebody really needs to make a converter that makes Windows plugins work in OSX!

 

[JoeJackson]

Somebody really needs to make a converter that makes Windows plugins work in OSX!

Hell yeah ... I even thought about buying a cheap windows-laptop just to "reamp" guitar-tracks on it. And NO, I WON'T install windows on my mac!

 

[B36arin]

I've actually been thinking of doing the same thing.. I have a windows laptop that's pretty slow and a few years old. But I reckon that if I format it and reinstall XP, the computer will be capable of working with guitar tracks

 

[Helius]

That is exactly my problem. I'm running on a Mac and will never switch back to Windows. So you guys think that I should stay away from revalver?
I already have Guitar Rig4, Amplitube 2, Amplitube Metal and Softube Metal Amp Room. But I want some decent 5150 simulation. What do you guys think about PodFarm?

 

[muckypup1]

^^^ You paid for ALL those? Guitar Rig 4 won't work on mac I thought?

 

[Helius]

Has anybody tried a real tube amp with some great impulses? I wonder if you could take a 5150/6505 head and connect it directly to the computer where you simulate the cab with a decent impulse response. And if this is possible, do I need a load box, or can I connect directly to a preamp like e.g. API 7600?

 

[digitaldeath]

^^^ You paid for ALL those?

Of course he did!

 

[JoeJackson]

Well, at least he had to with Metal Amp Room!

 

[digitaldeath]

I bought Revalver just so I could use it on Mac.
People around here are selling it pretty cheap lately anyways!

 

[cobhc]

Has anybody tried a real tube amp with some great impulses? I wonder if you could take a 5150/6505 head and connect it directly to the computer where you simulate the cab with a decent impulse response. And if this is possible, do I need a load box, or can I connect directly to a preamp like e.g. API 7600?

I believe multiple people have tried this with good results. And yes you would need a load box to attempt this yourself.

 

[muckypup1]

Well, at least he had to with Metal Amp Room!

True

 

[Chris_P_Critter]

I love Pod Farm, but I have to agree - some of the freebies are beating the ass off it lately. There's so much talent out there, like Ongel, LePou ABG, Nick Crow, etc.

 

[muckypup1]

TSE X30 is just so awesome, I have to say, it even kicks the ass of 7170! I can't wait to get hold of TSE X50