Another clean clip courtesy of our friend @patrick2099
[LRS] New Release: Mega Fire is Live
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That Power Ballad clip sounds great!
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Very versatile pack! I would not expected some of those tones out of that amp!
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Bought and downloaded, thanks deadpan!
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Very versatile pack! I would not expected some of those tones out of that amp!
Thanks Patrick! Indeed, and who in their right mind would match a 5150 with a Celestion Blue? Haha, BUT, it creates an awesome tone! Such a great speaker, not just for Vox tones.
Bought and downloaded, thanks deadpan!
You are the best!!! If you are bored send me a PM
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Added the effect setting used in some of the clips to the OP.
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Hey guys, I just wanted to chime in here... sorry, a little late, was on vacation!
Finn's clip on the OP are great!
I too had the chance to test drive Tim's 6160 profiles. Great, versatile profiles! There is some very unique stuff in there. The profiles with the Celestion Blue speaker are quite interesting and different from what you would expect from this amp. I recorded a short clip (see the ballad clip posted by Tim earlier in this thread). Guitars used were a Tele with CS 51 Nocaster pickups and a LP with a Suhr DSH+ pickup in the bridge. Profiles were used as is on the recording - just rev/delay added at mixing time, no EQing nor tweaking of the profiles.
Thanks for the great work on these Tim.
ben
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Thank you Ben! Your power ballad clip is SUPER good, such tasteful playing!
Indeed the Blue is a special speaker. If only I wasn't always worried of over powering it I'd actually use it when jamming (it's only 15 watt). Great thing is users can crank the Kemper up and never have to worry
Guys, if you like Marshall tones, try the profiles using the Blue in here.
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Think I just burnt 30 straight minutes playing DP 6160P R1S along with a random A major backing track. Great lead sound, with a little delay added to it.
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Think I just burnt 30 straight minutes playing DP 6160P R1S along with a random A major backing track. Great lead sound, with a little delay added to it.
Awesome! The Red channel Savage drive profiles are my idea of the ultimate super sustain heavy metal tones. I like to think that one can play the tightest metal and the most screaming leads without changing profiles -
I'll have to check that video out, later. Thanks for sharing!
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Bring the memories!
I just had to buy this profile pack after hearing this clip, thanks!
Display MoreHey guys, I just wanted to chime in here... sorry, a little late, was on vacation!
Finn's clip on the OP are great!
I too had the chance to test drive Tim's 6160 profiles. Great, versatile profiles! There is some very unique stuff in there. The profiles with the Celestion Blue speaker are quite interesting and different from what you would expect from this amp. I recorded a short clip (see the ballad clip posted by Tim earlier in this thread). Guitars used were a Tele with CS 51 Nocaster pickups and a LP with a Suhr DSH+ pickup in the bridge. Profiles were used as is on the recording - just rev/delay added at mixing time, no EQing nor tweaking of the profiles.
Thanks for the great work on these Tim.
ben
Thanks for the great clip! Do you remember the exact profiles used in the clip?
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Thanks for the detailed info!
Do you happen to know any details about the bass - is it an amp or a KPA profile?
