Liking some of the Metal Pack models, like Purge

[Indianrock2020]

So far I definitely see the Mahadeva,  Brit 2204 and Purge useful.   The Purge, surprisingly, cleans up well and crunches when you dig in --   AND  as you reach down into lower notes it sounds like an octave pedal kicks in.  Not a doubling of notes, just a surprising amount of bottom.

Now I like this at home, but not sure how it would work in a band with a bass player.

 

HD Metal Pack 
Model Name -- Modeled After
PV Panama  -- Peavey® 5150® (Block logo)
Mahadeva -- Bogner® Shiva
Brit 2204 -- Remastered Marshall® JCM800 (Model 2204)
Line 6 Insane -- Line 6 Original
Line 6 Big Bottom -- Line 6 Original
Line 6 Variac'ed Plexi -- Line 6 Original
Line 6 Purge -- Line 6 Original
Line 6 Aggro -- Line 6 Original
Line 6 Smash -- Line 6 Original
Line 6 Octone -- Line 6 Original

[CipherHost]

I experimented with the Purge yesterday and found it to be quite fun. As you said above, it responds nicely to volume and attack. I have an old LP with Tim Shaws and when I set the volume down to about 3 on the bridge pu and the Purge Drive dialed in about 50-60%, it is very clean with soft picking and quite a nice response when I play more aggressively. I placed a Dimension with only SW1 turned on after the amp and got a really nice fat chorus like tone. 

[Motto85]

I was playing around with Purge on Pod Farm 2.0 and I'm 95% convinced it's an idealized Diezel amp, probably a Herbert. Obviously the knob style on the app eludes to Diezel, but the texture of the gain is SOOOO Diezel with how the low-end gets compressed--just short of being fuzzy, almost like an octave pedal is set at a very low mix percent. That's pretty much the Diezel sound---take a JCM 800, and make it THICK!