Thank you so much. Amazing gesture.
I made a small donation and I hope others do the same .
THANKS AGAIN !!!!!
Posts by Robman
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Display MoreTilman has replied to me from his Ritter website and is really helpful.
The dilemma I find myself in is I don't know whether to go for a Studio Camplifier, the stereo version, or future proof myself with the 280 or the 280 stereo.
If I'm honest my noisy band days are probably behind me but you never know and I really don't want be buying twice.
What makes it all worse is I'm in lockdown and have too much time to think, I'm not sure if thats good or bad.
On top of this my local supplier (Andertons) are currently out of stock until early May.
I'm climbing the walls here........
PS, all insignificant compared the Global COVID 19 situation. So take care all.
If in doubt and if you can afford it go for the biggest and stereo !
https://digitalguitargear.com/camplifier-shp/
I use an older Ritter ( Camplifier 360 ) and its great plus stereo is a brilliant option to have if you ever need it
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ascl ....Id say outa the Camplifier into the Kab
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Welcome along !
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Welcome Cassiano
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I had one ordered from Thomann and this morning they tell me that it'll be , wait for it ......... JUNE before they're in Stock!
so I ordered straight from Kemper online.
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I ordered the Cab on Thomann because the only option I got from the Kemper store was to deliver to UK for some reason.Anyone else have that issue?
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Welcome to the Forum , lovely playing and lovely sound !
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There are about 30-40 CDr.Z profiles on the Rig Exchange but I haven't checked them.
Andy at 'The Amp Factory' profiled a good number of commercial profiles as well.
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Welcome Martin !
I played in a Floyd Tribute band myself for many years, before the Kemper came along unfortunately though.
Its probably worth your while sitting down with the Editor and doing your settings that way rather than doing it on the KPA. Once youre happy with the rigs you can transfer then to the Stage by usb or data stick if its with your touring rig.
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Also, Welcome to the Forum !!!
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Thanks for the profiles, looking forward to trying them !
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Sorry to hear the news Jevo. Also, thanks for the great profiles over the years !
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Cheers for the profiles !
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I find it difficult with a mouse to rotate the Knobs in the editor.
Would it be possible to just click on the value on the circumference to get to that desired value rather than having to rotate the knob ? ( if that makes sense ? )
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I popped a link on your wall there
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He uses vintage Marshalls for his lead and crunch with Fenders for his clean.BK Butler/Chandler Tube Driver, Fuzz face etc....
He was recently on facebook looking for one of these ... '
Hey guys.
EJ here.
I'm looking for another Super 100 JTM45/100 1966 MARSHALL Please email tonetavern@gmail.com or comment below.
If you have anything else, I appreciate the offer but am only looking for this particular amp at this time.
Thanks !!
EJ'
Also ;
'Several details are crucial for generating Johnson’s violin-like tone, including turning the amp’s presence and treble controls all the way down, using a Y-cable to access both channels turned all the way up and dialing in the Tube Driver (still made today by B.K. Butler and highly recommended), so its gain provides smooth compression without overly distorted sizzle'
Good luck on the hunt for his tone !!!!
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Thanks for the Profiles Dan!
