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Well, if it's going into a computer, you could record it dry and add some kind of cabinet simulator plugin later. Otherwise the new Pods can be used as purely a cab sim, bypassing the preamp stage.

No, don't have a PRS and I've only ever briefly played one of the imports (SE?) which had a couple of humbuckers in it. They may or may not be great guitars but I just can't stand the way they look, too fancy-pants for mine.

There are digital ins and outs but seemingly no analogue ins which bypass the preamp stage. Anyone got any ideas that don't involve me buying an external A/D converter?

You'll need a power amp, too. Otherwise, no sound.

I'm up to my neck in guitars and my LP Junior has the best rock sound of all of them, by far. I personally love the enormous neck but I'm 6'5" and can see how it might cause others problems. That said, the tuners, nut, action and intonation are a nightmare. I replaced the stock wraparound...

I would strongly recommend you go with the nt2a. While I haven't owned one, I have owned an NTK and always had a hell of a time getting the vocal to sit in a mix. Also, I don't the RNP has a low-frequency roll-off switch and the NT2a has one built-in. Yes, you can take care of that further...

I've long been running my outboard channel strips (Focusrite TwinTrak Pro, Voicemaster Pro and ART TubePAC) into the XLR inputs of my Roland VS-1680 with great results. With the 1680's input gain set at zero, I was under the impression the preamp would be bypassed altogether. Lately, I've been...