Cool tip about the treble booster Zapplendan
My studio monitors are sitting on the desk, which I know is not ideal,
but does it really takes so much high frequencies out?
My advice is to trust your ears, but be aware that different environments and volumes can have a major impact on your sound.
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The profiler itself produces no sound, Yamaha THR30II does it. How do you amplify/monitor your profiler, so that Yamaha is nowhere near the profiler? For me I get better impression with Yamaha, profiler now plays through 4" JBL monitors/speakers.
When I run the THR through my mixer (exactly as I do my profiler) I get some nice tones. However, it's not as satisfying as my favorite Kemper rigs. There's also minimal flexibility when playing. With my profiler stage I can morph between rhythm and lead tones, and can turn stomps/effects on/off as I play. The THR is great for what I bought it for, but when I'm in my studio or playing live, the profiler is easily my choice.
I picked one up for when I want to play out on the front deck or even out in the yard. As for tone, personally I don't feel that it's anywhere near my profiler, but it's fine for my purposes.
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For me, the issue is usually one of two things - not enough volume, or the acoustics (speaker placement also) is accentuating the bass. However, there have been times when a rig that was dialed in for a tele was just too dark for humbuckers. In those cases, I found that the treble booster in the Stomps section made a positive change.
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You can copy a rig and send it like any other file (email, etc.).
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Superb as usual!
Perhaps you're looking at the Main output and you're using Monitor, or vice versa?
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Welcome to the forum! Perhaps you'd share those profiles on the Rig Exchange? 
