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March 24, 2008 2:22 PM PDT

Nitty gritty

For those of you who really want to dig into tweaking the sound of your virtual dream amplifier, Guitar Rig 3 lets you change settings such as cabinet mic position, mic type, and speaker cone diameter. Another benefit of a virtual guitar amplifier is that you don't have to settle for playing just one amplifier at a time; you can stack up multiple amplifiers and speaker cabinets to play side by side in a wall of sound.

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