+1 on that Blonde Bassman.
Too bad no '63, but if either the '62 or '64 are a 6G6B (with the presence control and solid state rectifier), this is the version used by Brian Setzer, the Beatles, the Who, etc. that is supposed to be quite different than other Bassmans in those years. I don't think any of the Kemper Bassmans so far are a 6G6B.
Looking forward to your new profiles.
Are you sure you bought the Uno4Kemper firmware and not just an updated FCB1010 firmware?
When you boot the Kemper with the pedal connected, you should see a message saying "Uno for Kemper v1.0 connected." If you're not seeing that message you probably don't have this chip. With the Uno4Kemper firmware you would not use the FCB1010 instructions. You should have received the instructions with your chip but you can also find it at http://www.uno4kemper.com/UnOforKemper_manual.pdf
Hope you get it sorted.
I'm thinking that the Fan Bassment 50 MF Studio amp described in the beginning of the video must be from one of the original rigs, but I haven't been able to find it, even after restoring the factory and legacy rigs. Does anyone know what rig this came from?
Thanks
Yeah, PM is not quite usable yet. Can't use the volume pedal, since going in and out of tuner mode (at midi volume 0) results in very choppy volume changes. The same scenario works smooth in the browser.
Hey Trazan, if you want to bypass having the tuner come up from the expression pedal, you can go to Rig, page 3 and set the volume control range higher than the -5, like -4.5. There is also a lock checkbox to make this the case for all rigs.
On my system, the tuner is only coming up if this is set to -5. Hope that helps.
Got mine in CT today. It was shipped on the 15th so 4 days to get here.
Works great and seems more responsive than the pedal with the original chip.
One thing I found -
I was trying to see how the tuner would come up when volume pedal is heel down, but I couldn't get it to work.
Tried re-calibrating a few times but still no. Ended up to being the Kemper settings under the Rig button, page 3 (Volume pedal). If the Range is not set to -5 (full left) then the tuner option does not come up. Mine was set to -4.5 and locked. Rest to -5 and locked and the tuner works well. So far, I'm not seeing a problem with the transition from tuner back to the regular volume. Seems pretty smooth.
Maybe just think of it as a Kemper tube change.
New tubes but yup, still my amp.
We see all sorts of anxious messages on missing features, the foot controller, new effects that might be added, some kind of editor. And sure, the Kemper is already perfectly usable as is and there are more and more great profiles. But how about starting out the new year with some kind of positive update on what we might expect in 2013?
Surely it's not that important that every detail is always a secret. At least for me it's not so much the wait. I'd just be interested to know what it is I might be waiting for.
What do you say?
Yes, I know I can control it from the VStudio, but for my purpose that wouldn't work as well. The VStudio will not be at arms length where the Kemper will be right there.
I could also just use the Kemper volume control instead of the Master volume (volume and all other control seems normal), or I could just use the analog outs. But I just couldn't quite see why the Master volume would be bypassed, and I was wondering if this is possibly a bug. Or if intended, I was curious as to why that bypass would be necessary.
Hello,
Just starting playing with the SPDIF out and I'm finding that it seems to bypass the master volume. I couldn't find any settings that seem to control this so I'm guessing it's intended to work this way?
I'm just trying to connect the Kemper SPDIF to a VStudio 100 since there are very limited channels. But losing the master volume would make it a bit of a problem, so I'd probably end up having to go with the main stereo outs to analog channels.
if intended to work this way, can I suggest this as a future enhancement?
A feature I always liked in the Digitech Control One pedal was that if you click a program change button a second time, it toggles back to whatever program you just came from.
So rather than just doing nothing if you click the program change button while you're already on that program, you could use it as a toggle between two programs. Really nice for a quick change and back again. And since it didn't matter what bank the "previous" patch was from, you could toggle between programs that may not be in the same current bank.
Thanks everyone for the advice. And richaxes - thanks for that 69 patch advice and the tips for Clarity. I had tried that one with a Les Paul and it didn't jump out at me, but for this with a Telecaster it's very good.
Hope you get a chance to post your rig. I'd like to see what other changes you've made.
Thanks for the tip and I'll check out the Matchless profiles.
There's so many I've just been trying different amps with different guitars to try and find some favorites. Got to the Telecaster and started thinking of this kind of sound.
I was wondering if anyone can point me to some good profiles for a good twangy country Tele sound?
Maybe a Brad Paisley type of thing.
Thanks
Is it possible to save stomp setups? Lke if I set up a specific flanger I was hoping I could save it under some name so I could use it again in a different rig.
I know the settings would save as part of a rig - just wondering if they can be saved separately under a meaningful name so I could just browse through them for any rig.
Thanks
I've had the KPA for about a week, mostly trying out all the rigs. I've posted a few profiling attempts that seem to work pretty well for me.
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe clean (maybe too bright) and with a Carl Martin PlexiTone for crunch.
Carvin Vintage 16 clean and one with some gain.
Both were profiled with a Les Paul and WCR Godwood pickups and they have V30 12" speakers.
And I tried a few AC15's from a Digitech RP1000.
Hope you like them.
Sorry, just noticed there's already a similar suggestion already posted. 
Maybe a suggestion to help manage profiles -
Could the Browse function add user defined folders? Then rather than the long profile names to tell you what a profile is about, the folders might allow a way to keep them in order.
For example - Maybe create folders Les Paul, Strat, Tele. Beneath those maybe a folder for an amp like Marshall, Fender, Vox, then the profles you want in those folders. Or whatever folder names make sense. Maybe a ".." folder to move back a level.
Might make keeping track a bit easier.
