Guitar Rig 2

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4.5 out of 5 Mice, Dec 23, 2005

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Guitar Rig 2 The first version of Guitar Rig was a breakthrough product, even though it had its share of problems—namely with modeling some tones and the accompanying hardware. Guitar Rig 2 addresses many of these issues, resulting in a much improved version of the digital guitar studio.

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