The general difference I hear between real amp/Kemper profile is that the Kemper has less bottom and super highs.
On this comparison I didn't hear much difference tho
The general difference I hear between real amp/Kemper profile is that the Kemper has less bottom and super highs.
On this comparison I didn't hear much difference tho
Display MoreI wanted to do an update on this since I wasn't entirely convinced it wasn't a hardware issue with my unit.
I tracked another part and recorded the DI signals though my J48 DI box into my Profire 2626 and through my Kemper front end going spdif into the interface, then level matched and reamped though my spdif loop. I'm noticing some differences that I pointed out in my original post. The J48 reamp had less congestion overall a bit more punch and dynamics on the low end and a less static high end fizz.
The track is j48 di first then the Kemper DI. I took two sections and did a low pass/ high pass to highlight the differences I'm hearing.
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Anyone else experience this?
Your assessment strikes me as bias confirmation, namely because both clips null as much as two re-amped samples can, which tells me the differences are so minuscule as to be practically imperceptible.
I agree
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