Hi,
I did a quick video review of my KPA in occasion of the first concert I played with it
http://www.theapplelounge.com/…mplifier-videorecensione/
It's in Italian, but even if you don't understand the "bel canto" language 
you maybe can find interesting a video of the profiling session (vintage Marshall mod. 1962 "Bluesbreaker")
http://youtu.be/HDzrjKOn5Ck
(skip to 1:35 to go directly to the first comparison A/B)
Great sounds. Thanks for sharing this! 
Excellent video.
Ahaa!, Mr Ballantine, the creator of my favourite Profiles, the Bluesbreaker. 
Great sounding tones coming from the "live" section of the video...do you have some more live video footage of the gig?
... Ganzo! ;D
Bump.
Have you guys watched this live demo?
It's great, his Ballantine Bluesbreaker profiles he's using in the video are superb.
I watched it earlier today. Very nice video and great sounds! Well done!!!
Excellent video.
Ahaa!, Mr Ballantine, the creator of my favourite Profiles, the Bluesbreaker.
Great sounding tones coming from the "live" section of the video...do you have some more live video footage of the gig?
I'm happy you like my profiles...
I think the most amazing thing of the KPA is that you can profile rare, expensive and fragile amps and share them...
For example: I heard a lot of good things about the "Little Brother" 18W http://marshallamps.com/product.asp?productCode=1974X
Does anybody can profile it? 
BTW, I think we need a bump of this feature request Output eq presets
Sometimes the response of the monitor in a stage can make a good profile sound "too fat" or "too bright". A simple Match EQ (with a reference mic connected on the rear of the Kemper) that automatically eq the monitor out... would be really amazing!
Don't you think?
Sounds like a great idea to me, send your idea direct to support.
Any chance of making a Profile of your Bluesbreaker just with OCD, without the TS9?
Btw, the "Little Brother" 18 watt 1974X is a KILLER amp...I'm sure someone will Profile it soon.
And, it has the best cab imaginable.
Here's one of my rigs using your Bluesbreaker Profile.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/551117…012-05-14%2019-35-53.kipr
Ballantine, may I ask what year your Bluesbraker is and what speakers are in it? Between 65 and 67 there have been some variations on the chassis and speakers and I'm just curious which model it actually was.
Guitartone
Good job! Enjoy... 
This "sharing thing" is really amazing... I love it!
Garrincha
The Bluesbreaker is not mine and my friends bought it used some months ago... I can't be sure of the exact model and year. Do I have to look something in particular? Next time I go to my friend I'll check if you want.
I know that the capacitors are the original (paper capacitors), but I heard that some people bought the hand-wired reissue of 1989 and changed capacitors (I think the main difference with the original one).
I'm not an expert of vintage instruments... What I know is that it sounds really good (and now I can use that sound in my gigs! )
BTW, my review is now on the official FB Kemper Page https://www.facebook.com/kemperamps
Garrincha
About the speaker: Celestion greenback
Thanks. That would make it a later model than (end of '66). Early Bluesbreaker Combos had Celestion Silver alnicos. Do you know if they are 20 or 25 Watt Greenbacks? Nevertheless a fantastic amp and I like Greenbacks better than the alnicos for a classic rock sound. The alnicos gave it more of a Vox-vibe which is great if you are looking for the Clapton "Beano" sound, but that's about it. I like Greenbacks much better for rock crunch. But that's only me.
Do you know if it is a JTM 45 chassis or a JMP?
Hi,
I did a quick video review of my KPA in occasion of the first concert I played with it
http://www.theapplelounge.com/…mplifier-videorecensione/
It's in Italian, but even if you don't understand the "bel canto" language
http://youtu.be/HDzrjKOn5Ck
(skip to 1:35 to go directly to the first comparison A/B)
Very good!
