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I get that digital can sound good in the mix etc. And solid state amplifiers are as good as valve (there are some crap valve amps and some cracking s.s. amps, time has weeded through them and left different impressions.
Horses for courses, I've played theatre shows in the pit where space and volume are critical (nowadays) so a digital solution is required and your creative input is just to play the dots to accompany the artist. So horses for courses but I'm mainly valve, pedals multiple guitars and small clubs or pubs with volume issues. YMMV.
set yer amp- same as last gig (give or take) sound check- if there’s a wooden hollow floor or stage turn the bass down a bit - off we go! Not a lot of messing about- drummer takes for ever to set up but he is the oldest bless him. I tried a kemper but could only get a warm sound that I liked through a valve power amp- it kind defeated the object. Did an out door gig with the kemper without the power amp just the kemper powered monitor- it sounded thin and weedy next to me but sounded great out in the crowd as it also went direct to the PA. Go figure! (Kemper has gone twice lol!)
(we are a bunch of old dinosaurs though so what do we know lol!)