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→Cab Selection for Direct Tones
Dark ______*___ Bright
Midsy __*_______ Scooped
Loose ______*___ Tight Noisy ______*___ Hi-Fi
Thin _____*____ Thick
Smooth _____*____ Harsh
Vintage _______*__ Modern
Dark _______*__ Bright
Midsy _____*____ Scooped Loose _______*__ Tight Noisy ________*_ Hi-Fi
Thin __*_______ Thick
Smooth __*_______ Harsh
Vintage ________*_ Modern
Dark __*_______ Bright
Midsy _______*__ Scooped Loose ________*_ Tight Noisy ______*___ Hi-Fi
Thin ________*_ Thick
Smooth ____*_____ Harsh
Vintage ____*_____ Modern
Dark ____*_____ Bright
Midsy ____*_____ Scooped Loose ___*______ Tight Noisy ____*_____ Hi-Fi
Thin ______*___ Thick
Smooth _____*____ Harsh
=== Uber 4x12 ===
Vintage _______*__ Modern Dark ____*_____ Bright Midsy ______*___ Scooped Loose _______*__ Tight Noisy _______*__ Hi-Fi Thin ______*___ Thick Smooth _____*____ Harsh
The Uber 4x12 is another good option, modeling a 4x12 with 2 Vintage 30 and 2 G12T-75 speakers. It's got a great bass response and a touch of a vintage sound to it. I think it sounds more like the Tread V-30 4x12 than the XXL 4x12 does. It's more like a real cab "out-the-box".
Loose __*_______ Tight
Noisy ___*______ Hi-Fi
Thin ___ __*______ Thick Smooth _______*__ Harsh
Very nasal and vintage-sounding. I find I prefer the Uber for a more modern T75 sound. I occasionally use this cab for classic rock tones, but you're going to need some EQ treatment. The lower mids can be a bit boomy and it's a bit muffled in the high end. I very rarely use this cab because of how noisy it is and how difficult it is to dial-in, but it does have that pure T75 sound if that's what you want.