In as much as I admire all the great tones Kemper offers for cleans, crunch, overdrives and such, I still (currently) prefer to keep a separate signal dedicated to an acoustic amp for my acoustic needs. Unless I'm mistaken, there currently doesn't to be too much to select from. I have tried a handful of acoustic profiles from RigMaster, but they don't seem to compare for (I suspect) these reasons. 1) Several originate from an acoustic Boss pedal patch into a clean amp profile. (If I recall the orientation correctly) 2) The others I've selected I believe were profiled more for a Hollow Body acoustic signal. These (for me) seem to peak out the input signal real easy. I'm bringing this up this thread since I would expect others might too benefit from similar solid body piezo profiles capturing those sweet spot EQ's from an actual Acoustic amp. Such as Trace Elliot, Fender Acoustic's etc. That said, I think my next step will be to try (my first attempt mind you) at profiling my Genz Benz Shenendoah 60 which I still have available in my arsenal of equipment. Granted there could be better candidates to do this with, but I'm merely beginning with what I have. To do this correctly, I suspect I'll be needing two mic's to make this work. One dedicated to capture the 6.5 woofer output and the other to capture the bullet tweeter. While my personal guitar preference is a Parker Mojo, I'm sure others using Musicman, Carvin and like guitars would benefit from such profiles. Thoughts / Suggestions and any Rig Manager solid body piezo uploads are of course welcome.
