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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Corium_AZ" data-source="post: 150235" data-attributes="member: 3357">Thanks!Sounds like we're I the same situation (I've got a 2.5 and 1.5 yr old - freaking handful to say the least!).If you don't want to deal with a power amp, I know you can download the two notes torpedo vst, and load both power amp and speaker cab ir's. You'll never get good tones, IMO, without some power section btwn the pre and speakers - virtual or real. Hell, it's worth trying to see if the le peu (or whatever it's called) speaker cab vst will load a power amp IR. I bet it will, not sure if it has any way of descriminating. Also, if you use reaper, it has a native vst IR loader/player. So you could use that as well... I encourage you to get familiar with these computer based tools, as they are really very good. A kemper is essentially the same thing, just in its own box. Also, don't think that since reaper is essentially free, that it is in any way inferior to pro tools or cubase, etc. because it is not. It is every bit as good and feature laden, and in many ways better. I've tried most daw's at this point and always come back to reaper, and quickly, lol.Hope some of this helps.</blockquote>