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Welcome to the forum, Max!
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Welcome to the forum! There's a ton of information here - just search when you have a question
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You can see it this way: The profiles are from a Morgan amp (PX50)...so this are Morgan profiles
I wasn't referring to these profiles, but to a variety of others ...
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Display MoreI've listened to a lot of Dumble videos (through studio monitors), including Fuchs or other Dumble heritage stuff, Kemper profiles and actual Dumbles captured in the wild. This is an embarrassing thing to say in a roomful of guitarists, but... I just don't get it.
Dumbles are revered as magical, mythical creatures, and price tags for the real deal, if you can find one, are nothing short of astronomical. Is it because there were only a relatively few made and scarcity gives them this halo effect, or is there some specific characteristic of the sound?
Honestly, after listening to a lot of them I think they sound fine, but not really all that different than lots of other stuff. I realize this is blasphemy and I'm not trying to be negative or take the shine off the amp. Rather, I'm trying to understand what it is about the Dumble sound that makes it so loved. Do you just have to be in the room with one to get it?
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I just listened to the 12 minute demo of this profile pack, and the sounds are outstanding. And yet, to further emphasize my ignorance, what I hear are killer Marshall sounds. The Dumble-ness of it escapes me. But then, I'm not really sure what Dumble-ness actually is.
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I'm with you on this. I've tried a lot of Dumble profiles, but they just don't make it to my list of top rigs.
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Also, no changes needed for RM.
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This lock button has been bugging me for weeks. Every time I changed gain on a performance, it would change gain on *ALL* my rigs and slots. I thought I was being incredibly dim. Turns out I *WAS* being incredibly dim LOL and the amplifier section was on Lock.
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Bought my Profiler together with a Yamaha DXR10 (Mk I then) in early 2016. Was blown away by the sound after adjusting the Monitor EQ following the advice posted here. The DXR10 sadly blew up last year just short after the three year warranty was over. Immediately bought a new DXR10 -- which turned out to be the Mk II version. Right from the start, this thing sounded totally different compared to the Mk I version. Whatever I tried: Never got it to sound like the first version. Now waiting for the active Kemper Kabinet...
Would be glad to hear the opinion of other owners of the Mk II version who also know the sound of the glorious initial release.
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I'm pretty sure that the DXR10 has a 7 year warranty.
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Welcome to the forum! I've used a DXR10 for years, and the only issue I've had is over-driving it when using the XLR input. Have you checked the EQ settings for the Monitor output (press OUTPUT button to access options)? If that's flat, then perhaps your DXR10 is faulty?
Edit: Also, not only must the Cabinet be active, but you must have it being used via the Monitor output, which is via a separate option under the OUTPUT settings (Monitor Cab Off must NOT be checked).
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