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I bet he is. After a pro Kemper thread, I got a private message on another forum from a Matt at Fractal asking me if I'd tried "the lastest firmware version with the tone matching." I hadn't. I haven't tried an Axe FX since a short demo of the Ultra a while ago and I was unimpressed. Nothing I've heard on their site impressed me much either, then or now. I basically told him that. They must be pissing their pants. New kid in town doing something they can't touch that's a lot cheaper. Trust me, I liked the idea and feature set of the Axe FX and I could have had either product and I chose Kemper. The thing is, I could have bought an Axe FX at any time since they came out if I really wanted one... I just never did. The truth is I don't think it's worth the money. Might as well use Amplitube.Well, Cliff must be getting desperately desperate!![]()
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I liked this one:
"So my "Brand D" is doing a better job than my "Brand K" because of less aliasing.
But why to hell does "Brand D" not sound and feel as good as "Brand K"? "
Yeah, I just read his little rant. Sad. First of all, the issue he's talking about really effects nothing. Good guitar tone has so little audio information in that range anyway, which is why he had to disable the cab simulation to see these results. Also... who plays a modeler or profiler without a cab emulation? It would sound like crap. Guess what? Run the best guitar amp in the world into a full range PA style speaker and it'll sound like crap too. Running a 10k sine wave though a guitar amp just sounds silly. I like this comment after he posts the audio of his test:That's really BS. Cliff must be really desperate to play it like this....sorry for him...![]()
Of course the Axe FX fanbois won't see any of this. They've already drunk the Kool-aid. I think the only thing this can do is slow the bleeding of Axe FX users who have sold it to go Kemper. Here's the thing. The Axe FX doesn't sound bad at all. It's a great sounding box and I'm sure I could have been happy owning one, but the truth is it's way, way, way over priced. Based on how I felt about it I could see it retailing for about $1000 USD or so. I'm sure I'd already own one if it wasn't priced so damn high. Why did I eagerly drop $1850 on a Kemper? I felt it sounded worth it.
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