For me the result it s 100%
I made profile of fractal,line 6 and a Universal audio dream 65,the profile sound how the original source,with the same monitor reference
Does the UAD Dream 65 profiles ''feel'' the same as the pedal?
Posts by Pick909
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If you have to play a lot of different styles in a gig with a lot of complex FX chains switching in each songs then I would say that it's the logical choice. Total peace of mind backup rig! Of course if you have the money and don't mind about carrying your equipment in double.
For my part, as I didn't experience a lot of problems with my Kemper head thru the years, I choose to go for the lightest backup rig. But I agree that it is far less confortable in the ''peace of mind'' department...
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First choice all black. Second choice zebra.
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You could also use your MIDI controller for Performance switching plus two effects or whatever you want, and a very small and cheap dual footswitch for rig switching, like this Ampero switch:
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I've a mooer blues crab ( 25€second hand ) that sounds better than everything I tried, transparent & beautiful , stays permanently in front of my KPA. sounds way better than tube screamers, that I don't like.
This is a marshall bluesbreaker pedal clone , original is like 300$ no<, so yes I appreciate greatly made clones
I agree 100% here. I tried a lot of expensive blues breaker clones but the pedal I finally kept is the very cheap Mooer Blues Man. Tiny and killer tone!
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I built 2 Kabinet Klones And 1 more out of ultra light plywood. I also powered them with Icepower ASC 200 power amps
for me, the cost is the powered cabs was significantly less then Kemper unpowered cabsPictures please!
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Great looking clone! I see that the leather corners are not there, are they hard to find? Or did you just want it like that? Which is nice BTW!
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In performance mode you can send MIDI CC#50 value 1 for slot 1, CC#51 value 1 for slot 2, CC#52 value 1 for slot 3, CC#53 value 1 for slot 4 and CC#54 value 1 for slot 5.
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I got some ticking noises in the past. They were always related to bad MIDI connections or Expression/switch external pedals. First I would unplug all MIDI and EXP pedals from your Kemper. The other possibility is a digital pedal in your signal chain which would need a better power isolation. Personnaly I got this problem with Digitech Freeqout and Enzo Meris. I installed a good isolator for each pedal and the problem was gone.
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Again, the same situation as yours happened to me and it was just the ''monitor volume'' that was too low. People don't think that the monitor volume has something to do with the Power Kabinet and leave it too low. You'll see, the Power Kabinet is powerfull!
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Crank the ''monitor volume'' in the output section at maximum.
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Yzman82 I'm happy that you enjoy your new Power Kabinet. BTW I never got and answer from Kemper about the canadian price issue... I ended to buy one refurbished so I saved about 13%, but, still, I should have got and extra 17% on this one...
But yes it's a good technology and it sounds great! Have fun!
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Swamp sine tremolo ?!!
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Of course having a Stage (or a secong Kemper of any kind) as a backup is certainly the best scenario if you can afford it. It is not the lightest compact solution thought... My backup is a simple Zoom MS-50 with a Disaster area Midi Baby 3 midi controller. It is super compact and very cheap and if my trusty Kemper head would fail (which never happened until now) I'm ready to go.
However I would add that if Kemper would release something like an HX Stomps format profiler I would most probably consider to buy it.
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No problem, I sent the message on december 18 but I understand very well that people had other things to do at this time of the year!
However it's good news since it means that I should get an answer anytime soon somewhere in january! -
I never got an answer from the Kemper team. I hope they will erase, for the new year, the extra 17% we have to pay in CAD for the Kone and Kabinets products. And BTW Happy New Years to all of you Kemper users !!
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I don't know about the availability in the Kemper store but it seems that Wildwood Guitars still have one in stock:
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It was partly a joke yes (and probably not very popular with Kemper). You'd need some way of buying a US version yes. A friend or similar.
Of course having a friend in USA who would be willing to do this would be a better deal, even with the shipping and import fees. But why would it be necessary considering that what we ask to Kemper is just to regulate the CAD exchange rate?
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Buy one to a known address in Canada and one in the US. Return the Canadian one but send the US one back. Problem solved :).
Maybe I'm nut but I don't understand your trick at all...
Let see: 1) I'm canadian so I can buy one to my address in Canada 2) I'm not an american so I can't buy one in the US webstore because I have no address in the United-States. 3) Even if I could, I would just buy the US one... No? I'm lost! 
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Yes. 17% more than any other customers in the world for no reason at all. I want to buy a Power Kabinet too but the CAD is already very bad and you add this 17% Ouch... I still hope for an answer from support!
