Waraba is right about the P90s/semi hollows with the Tone Junkie profiles. The clean/just breaking up profiles cannot be faulted and amps like the JM100 OD, the Matchless, Vox and the Two Rock have really tasty distortion on the higher gain profiles.
BTW The second dual amp pack doesn't get a lot of comment that I've noticed but I'm loving it. The "Hillsong" profiles are some of my favorites right now.
Have a look at fdprofiles.com. Vintage 60’s and 70’s Fenders (Vibrolux, Princeton and Bassman) profiled with different mic and preamps. The Morgan PR 12 also has a Fender vibe.
Sorry if I’m a bit late to your party, but I just saw your post...
Someone mentioned the 73 Super Reverb by James Klotz.
It’s free on rig exchange and shoot me if I’m wrong, but I feel
it’s one of the best. It also takes pedals well . I use a vintage Strat
into a Nick Greer Ghetto Stomp, then add a bit of GS, with the mix around 70%
Pile on some verb to suit and I think you’ll be impressed.
Im really late to this thread but just got the Kemper...wondering what is the significance of the numbers after the name of the patch. Like the 65 Lowman....BB1 BB2+ ect. just random names of different profiles or are they specifically significant to a certain setting.
I like MBritts "Vintage" Pack. Some good tones in there!
Martin Suijs 64 Deluxe Reverb
free on Rig Exchange
def great sounding Fender
Tone Junkies, Glen Delane has some pretty nice clean rigs i like to use when I'm playing country music.
