I bought Bert’s BE pack & it sounds good but is very bassy IMO. I wonder how it will sound with a power amp & real cab?
Did you cranked them at gig volume? Because Bert's and Britt's profiles are made to be at their best loud!! Which is great!They are a little too bassy at bedroom volume.
BTW apart from this bug, what is added of fixed in this new 7.4.1 software? I can't find the released sheet. Thanks!
I made this one during Covid-19 (jeeze I hate this name...!) now we all have to play in cages! But nothing will prevent children to play Rock!!
I totaly agree with you deadman42 !! Jeremy-Jack is a very skilled 4th grade boy! He is soooo relax and he is at its best on high pressure! Just a lot of fun to play with all of them!
When I still could make music with the children of my elementary school (and my Kemper of course)! Here is ''Zombie'' which we are all now,,, 
Yeah, I thought I would post here first as this is Tilman's thread and he owns Ritter. Thx.
I thank that older versions of Camplifier didn't support 4 ohm load? And that they can modify your amp to make it work with the new Kone. Am I wrong on this?
I Apologize! I thought I posted that walkthrough of my guitars in a different thread. Let's return this to talking about the Kabinet and Kone!
You have so much guitars that they could'nt fit into just one thread!
Sooo beautiful rig it makes! And I salivate too for this CE-1!!!!!
Never used it myself but if I remember well it was a FRFR cabinet, so not a good fit for a Kone. I think people didn't like the fact that it colored the sound too much, was it the amp part or the speakers part? Don't know.
Since the strings are tied together, I would like to see him play double stop bendings...
I didn't think of this at first but, yes, it could be a problem, when you bend one string you loose all the others considering that the Nut Buster is not lock to the neck...
They would sell a ton of those! For pedalboard platform lovers it would be great especially with a kemper Kabinet!
The price is definitely right but I am not fond of the rack mount configuration. If they could get it down to at least the size of the PB100 I would be way more interested.
It seems that it has a little brother: https://www.thomann.de/intl/ha…ustom_line_thunder_99.htm
Not the same power but very small and stereo. Note that the wallwart is bigger than the pedal!
padella31 thanks for your appreciation! You have to know that I added a big muff and some modulation in front and heavily modify the rig to fit my guitar. But the profiles will certainly give you a good start point.
I recently used some Pink Floyd Rigbusters profiles for Comfortably Numb in a concert I made with the children of my elementary school. I somewhat tweaked them to sound as good as possible with the guitar I used. But there are so much different tones from different songs it is epic to nail them and, of course, there are the hands and playing of David Gilmour which are soooooooo unique!
Can't agree more with deadman42. For example de Mike Britt profiles sound too dark at low volume but are just lively and perfect at gig volume!
At the moment, for studio use only, I would go for the Toaster or the Rack, but soon there will be an editor release and the form factor will not be a problem anymore, the Stage will be just fine too.
But it looks like the DSP will be optimize for this new Kemper speaker so you should get better consistent result with it. What I understand is that you will get the sound of various guitar cabs thru this FR speaker and not the miced cab sound. If it works it will be a kind very fine innovation! But you will have to be patient, it could be released at NAMM or later or sooner. So, like RUEFUS said, if you are in a hurry try something else in the meantime.
Yes, and actually left handed as well, but I write and play guitar right handed.
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Alleluia!!! Man, if you like the FM3 just go and buy it, no need to start a new religion! It certainly is a good choice but god is not a digital amp processor! 
