nice 
Cool setup!
it's Looking good.!
What is the weight?
For the moment, about 19kg, but this would not exceed 25kg when everything will be wired...
Weighed and found too heavy 
My former roadies are now retired 
But very compact 
Always good to make the wife happy 
Nice rig.
25kg is great for a 10U unit, but I think you'll find that it will weigh closer to 30kg once all wired up and you get the Furman. Like the fact that you mounted a toaster instead of a rack, like I did, though it's probably not the best solution.
I have a similar "cube" which is now pushing 50kg. Still possible for one person to life it up stairs et al, but I wish I could keep the weight down further. Got to carry my guitar and pedal board as well, so that's more weight to factor in.
Mine also has wheels and a handle, which is a real life saver.
Nice rig! Looks like you got all wired up to the front panel at the top, right? And what exactly are you running on that tablet?
Nice rig! Looks like you got all wired up to the front panel at the top, right? And what exactly are you running on that tablet?
(almost) Easy
Guitar > Relay G10 > Kemper > Behringer XR12 Mixer piloted by the IPAD (X Air app)
In parallel, I have a CymaticLP-16 (which acts as an MP3 player to play the backing tracks + sends automatic Program Changes to the Kemper) which is also plugged also in the XR12 mixer, and plugged also via MIDI (via a MIDI Merger) in the Kemper to make Automatic Program Changes
I connect my MIDI pedalboard also in the MIDI Merger to be also able to make program changes manually.
The XR12 is connected to 2x DXR10 active monitors. I have also DT-770 headphones plugged also in the XR12
It may look quite complex, but it is very compact, reliable and powerful P.A System. And believe, I have THE BIG SOUND !!!
Thanks for explaining - didn't realize it's a XR12-Unit 
How do you get the mp3 track to send MIDI-signals to your kemper? Or am I getting it wrong 
I'm pretty new to the whole kemper family, so it's interesting to see the different rigs of all you guys
Thanks mate!
Seems like the LP16 is some kind of hardware I could need for live use. Never heard of it before, though.
At the moment I'm running a stereo wave track with the sampletracks on right and the click for our drummer left. Switching sounds goes all by foot, mainly because of habit. I'm a kemper user for only 2 months now, so everything is pretty new to me. Still got to figure out what works best and what possibilities the KPA offers. 
