Finally back on my feet after loosing my job to COVID layoff. Loved the Sterling version so I had to buy its more expensive counterpart. BTW modding the Sterling with P-Rails has made this my new Swiss Army knife guitar. Cheers!
Those are really good guitars. And P-Rails look like a great match for them. Do you find a big quality difference between the two guitars? Did they sound similar with the original pickups?
Really good profiles, thanks man!
After the most recent update, I'm seeing noticeably longer delays and switching between performances. In the past I've noticed that if I had the Kemper plugged into USB and rig manager not on, the switching times were slower like it was waiting to communicate or something. I've had a couple times when coming out of rig manager and unplugging USB, rig slots were named incorrectly giving me a scare, but after switching performances a bit, went back to normal. I haven't fully tested to see if it is mostly visual but for me there have been longer delays switching performances and rig slots than there has been from what I've seen but it's intermittent and usually the weirdest laggy activity is when I have just unplugged it from rig manager. If I just fire it up and go it seems to be pretty normal. Performance switching on front panel cross still likes to jump a number unless you peck it with a 1/128th note fingering. All in all I have noticed a difference from the last 2 years.
Yeah, same here. It skips in Browse mode. Really annoying.
Haha that is a great looking clone.
I'm also curious. Would probably profile just as fine as an amp. I guess its only time until a few profiles will pop up.
Can you please post some audio clips?
Thanks Paulo!
Recto 1&2 are awesome!
Thanks. Sounds great.
When using effect pedals I'm always a little scared not to damage the input of the unit. I understand that we should keep unity gain when possible, as the KPA does not really have an as large dynamic range for input signals as a tube amplifier but does it hurt if for example a booster or fuzz pedal overloads the input? Or can the unique soft clipping on the input handle really strong boosted signals without damaging the components?
Display MoreHi to give more life to the Mesa tones, in amp parameters : generally gain at 7,5, definition at 6,5, then power sag at 3, then in the amp page where there is bias, clarity set at 4, and finally used tube shape at 10 and bias at 10 also. Set the space at 1,7 with headphones. Sometimes, I boost slightly the amp volume at +2db. I switched off also all the studio eq and gate of Meambobbo in order to get the closest of the naked profile.
In input section, with my Di Marzio, I like dist sens at +2. Works for me, but perhaps not for you.
Also I transferred some cabs of these profiles in some of my own profiles, and also worked great.
the sneep profile and the temple were great for leads for instance
Thanks very much! Will try these 
Thanks very much for the profiles. They sound great.
Hi, modded them into my standard settings, some are really great !! Spot on JP last recordings
Thanks bro !
Wow, djemass, can you share the tweaks? I really liked your tweaked JP profiles in the past.
thanks, can't wait to try them.
Dual amps would be nice.
Great profiles. Thanks for sharing.
Wow David! These profiles are absolutely amazing. Thanks very very much for sharing them. I had so much fun playing them. Definitely keepers. Fantastic job!
Really nice profiles. Thanks!
I don't have a Vox AC30 or Super Reverb unfortunately.
I do have a Morgan AC20 Deluxe and recently bought a Lazy J20.
I will try to find some time to make profiles of those amps too
Wow, can't wait. Love your profiles.
Have you tried the free samples posted on the Rig Exchange?
I have and my GAS has disappeared relatively quickly. Nothing special IMO.
Haha, genius Just use digital emulations to get different packs. I wonder if he is the first or most of the other smaller profilers do similar cheats Crazy world.
Yes I agree the deleted response was kinda weak... whatever. I have no problem with this IF IT IS CLEARLY STATED on the site. A good sound is always a good sound. If they are real amps as MrThommy said, you definitely need to document the process in more detail, so buyers can see it is the real deal. If this is not possible, then it is all digital stuff confirmed.
Yeah The Amp Factory profiles are very good. They were kinda the first big profiler sensation in the golden days and since then newer profilers have stolen the spotlight somewhat. But TAF profiles are still among the best. Definitely recommended.
MBritt profiles have a very characteristic darker tone. You either like it or you don't. I use a few, but generally I like brighter ones. I always hear the MBritt profiles really shine with live use. I don't know, I mostly just play home.
I always recommend everyone to just browse the Rig Exchange. There are really good free profiles available.You just need to skip a few bad ones, but definitely worth it if you have some time.
