The Roland Cubes have some real nice amp emulations. I have a micro cube RX that I use in hotel rooms and when my wife is fussing at me to be quiet. It has a headphone jack in it that cuts off the speakers.

Like several folks have said, no digital emulation exactly duplicates a tube amp. There is more than just the sound. There is a feel to it. Tubes respond to the input in a way that modeling amps do not. The last few years I have been using a DT50 tube amp that does a major part of its amp modeling by actually reconfiguring the analog components. The DT50 has a speaker emulation out that can be fed to a PA system, a DAW etc. I also have a Dr Z airbrake that I can put between the head and the speakers to attenuate the output.


Keith
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