? We're looking at 150-200 euros before we get to the remote. This is not going to be cheap.
Quality pedals come at a cost. Of course you can choose far cheaper ones.
I chose wisely. The DVP-3 are perfect for my needs, and customizable, too.
I predict they will be the de-facto-standard for many users.
Quality pedals come at a cost
I think what's niggling me is the growing pile of obsolete pedals I'm accumulating! I'm on the list, I know I'll buy one anyway.
I think what's niggling me is the growing pile of obsolete pedals I'm accumulating! I'm on the list, I know I'll buy one anyway.
If you have expression pedals already that you like you can use them with the Remote (if they have stereo jacks).
If they really are obsolete you can still sell them. 
Exactly, the one with a Neutrik plug for more sturdiness on the Remote side.
Thanks, i didn't know that neutrick make rj45 cable.
Quality pedals come at a cost. Of course you can choose far cheaper ones.
I chose wisely. The DVP-3 are perfect for my needs, and customizable, too.
I predict they will be the de-facto-standard for many users.
Your dead right Ingolf. Buy cheap buy twice i always say!! I'd rather pay a bit more for something knowing it's going to last me for quite a while instead if it breaking within the first year and then I have to go buy another one
Everything I've read and seen so far results in what I'll refer to as a "Well Balanced" design.
The characteristics which appeal to me most are:
1) The RJ45 handling both power and midi. Using Neutrick to me is a bonus. 
2) An interactive/legible character display.
3) Ample and intelligent spacing between stomp buttons for changes.
*** Note to self: Need to find out more about that looper function. 
I think it's great that only the expression connections were included minus the pedals. It's preserves the option without the constraint of being tied to a particular product.
i.e. Some will still favor the feel of their Dunlop, Mission, Ernie Ball etc. pedals and I think it's great Kemper chose not to interfere with that.
Without even having one yet, I have no question with the Kemper Remote being robust enough for road use.
Having been though several different pedal approaches all of which were either way too big/heavy to lug around or fell short with 7 or 5 pin midi connections. The other shortfall having a reasonable display alternative.
All in all, a well thought out and balanced design IMO.
Looking at the pedal again and I can't find anything wrong with it. Size is right, spacing between switches is too...good display and on the backside expansion for the expression pedals....Program 1-5, slots A-D, tap tempo, looper function and bank up/down....that's all what is needed....plus it fits perfectly onto a pedal board or in a small bag or even suitcase for the road....the 1010 was huge and clumsy... If the price point is right, this will be a knock out of the park for Kemper!
Looks great to me!
High definition pictures of the remote are available for download as part of a presspack on the kemper website.
It's up on the Kemper website now in all it's glory. Looks nice
Makes me wonder if Kemper will eventually make a Neutrik for the back of the Kemper.
Can one be custom added to the KPA? I can see pulling that wire and the RJ45, being plastic, is NOT going to like it.
