what kind of PU do you use?

Sheptone and Lollars mostly.

Can anybody with a Seymour Duncan JB bridge help me with the clean distortion sense?? Thanks

If you want your guitar to sound like the clips that people post, try Clean Sense -2, and Distortion Sense -8. Adjust that to taste ( it also depends on pickup to string distance, and the type of guitar).

I got about -2.5 at Clean Sense with mine in a Les Paul.

Gibson Iommi Signature in bridge of both my SGs, distortion sens at 0. I don't play anything clean so it's at whatever the default was

Dimarzio; Evolutions, Crunch Lab, Liquifire, Tone Zone, Air Norton, Air Zone, Humbucker from hell, Norton, Paf.
Fender Fat 50's
Mean 90's

Dimarzio Transition - on Luke 3 SSH & HH models

Recently added Hippie 68 for the Strat and generation III Larrivee humbuckers.

Thoroughly good pickups with the KPA.

Just replaced Kinmans with Chris Klien Jazzy Cats in my Strat.
What a difference!
Top end is super sweet

The profiler can enhance the characteristics of various pickups better than any single tubeamp. The guitars I use most are:

• A Fender strat with SD APS-1 single-coils and a twang-banger in the bridge.
• A Tom Anderson HSH superstrat with some of TAs hottest passive pickups
• An old Gibson LP Custom with Burstbuckers (II + III)
• A Fender Nashville tele with G/B-bender and Lollar vintage T-series pickups
• A Martin PA-series acoustic with a Fishman piezo + condenser blend system
• A Yamaha nylon acoustic with Yamaha's split piezo (3+3)
• An acoustic bass with Fishman piezo
• A National Duolian resonator with Fishman resonator pickup
• A Duesenberg Fairytale lapsteel with proprietary humbucker and p90 pickups
• A Heritage H575 with Bareknuckle pickups. A StormyMonday humbucker in the bridge and a HalfNote P90 in the neck-posistion

This cover most bases, except high-output active pickups. The KPA handles everything brilliantly.

Somewhat of an update on mine:
1.) Gibson Les Paul Axcess - Dimarzio Super Distortion (changing to Norton) and Transition neck (changing to Paf 36th)
2.) EBMM JP 12 7 string - Dimarzio Illuminator bridge and Dimarzio Liquifire (changing to Illuminator neck)
3.) EBMM Luke III PDN neptune blue - Dimarzio Transition Bridge, custom Dimarzio Single Coils
4.) Ibanez JS2410 - Dimarzio MoJo bridge, Satchtrack neck
5.) Ibanez Jem FP2 - Dimarzio Gravity Storm bridge and neck, Evolution middle

Don't like the Super distortion as much in my Axcess and the Transition is a bit too hot in the neck of that particular guitar.

Probably get blown away for this but I have Motherbuckers in 3 of my LPs and haven't been disappointed using the Kemper.

I use mainly Staufer (by Häussel) or Seymour Duncan
But i use Ray Gerolds (CA DLX) on one S-Caster and one Gibson mini HB in one of my axes as well.

Lundgren M7/liquifier (ebmm Jp xi 7)

lace alumitone death bucker7/hum7 (ibanez rg7621)

dimarzio illuminators B/N (ebmm majesty 7)

I must add at this point that with the premier amplification my new atomic clr wedge has made all these pups very clearly different but all great. Kinda wish I didn't buy the lundgren m7 tho cuz it's not necessary anymore

I'll soon be using these in my 90s Les Paul Standard

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i manly use 2 Tom Anderson guitars and a Fender strat Tom Andersons have different Tom Anderson singelcoils but same HB in bridge , Vintage voiseing. very responding and dynamic on the Kemper as on my tube amp! Sustains a lot more on ex. Mesa dual R. Than the highgain on my tubeamp!

I'm using (and loving ) EMG DG20 on my '89 Clapton Strat. DG20 has 3 Alnico type EMG-SA Pickups.

Clean Sense -5.0 dB
Distortion Sense -5.0 dB

Alnico 4 Paf's (93 LP Standard)
Alnico 3 & 4 Paf's (Spare)
Gibson Custombuckers (R8)
EMG 81s (Custom Pensa)
Texas Specials (Strats)

Seymour Duncan SH-5 (PRS SE Singlecut)
EMG actives (ESP MII & LTD MH1000)
PRS HFS treble/Vintage Bass (PRS Custom 24)
Seth Lovers (Navigator)
BKP Warpig (Ibanez prestige S model)
BKP Nailbomb (ESP Potbelly Original)

So, all Humbuckers, and mostly fairly high output.