Ok so back to our regularly scheduled program, just downloaded pack 3 and once again Michael you have some really great profiles
Still just trying them out but what I hear I like and even though I said I was done after the DPack (and 1 and 2) I'm happy I took the plunge!
Dan
Hope that the kidney stone will pass and you'll be back to great health quickly.
Thank you Michael the V2 profiles were a pleasant surprise and the tone improvements are spectacular
Dan
If you are checking out the Yorkville site also check the NX10C. 10" woofer and 1" in a coax design. About 300 watts (600 watts peak) and 25lbs. Cool mounting options as well
Dan
Can the looper be assigned to say pre or post amp stack? Sort of the same idea as the volume pedal placement options?
Dan
Wow just got it and briefly ran through them. I have a Fuchs ODS30 and the Fuchs profiles are great, I hate to say it but since buying Pack 1, 2 and now the D-Pack
my Fuchs is sitting gathering dust! Great job Michael. I know I'll be thinking that with your other packs and this that I have everything I need but have a feeling will be looking
forward to your Pack 3 as well!
Dan
Very good, what guitar where you using?
Re question on connections for voice solo, I have tried both the headphone and the monitor out and either one works quite well as the aux on the Voice Solo mixes to mono anyway
Dan
The Kemper sounded quite good at volume through it. Does it compare with the others like the Yamaha's and EV's and the CLR for pure volume , no but I do like the tone and like it better than the K10 from QSC. There was something in the upper mids in that cab that was pretty grating. There again my opinions and YMMV
Dan
I have the TC Helicon Voice Solo FX150 and I really like it. I have used it on a few gigs and was able to monitor both my own vocals, the Kemper and another monitor mix from the rest of the band. It was loud enough for the gigs at hand and sounded very good. I know when our band was rehearsing the other guys couldn't get over how loud and clear it was. t can't comment however how it would carry as an only portable PA system. In a small coffee house scenario it probably would work out but get anything larger and you would probably want something bigger like the DXR Yamaha series or EV etc
I am interested as well but like above posts have no idea what it is worth. Have you talked to your machinist
about pricing? Factor that and your effort into it and see what works. I guess the other thing to consider is shipping etc. Where are you located?
Dan
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Did a recording session last night where I used a clean Dumble from Pack 2 with a TriStereochorus simulation and it was so fat and powerful. Pure "shmo" to my ears. Took me back to the 80s pronto. For lead I used the Bletchley Bomber from Pack 1 for lead.
The really cool thing about Mike's profiles aren't really how good they sound but rather how happy they make me and that they make me play better. They encourage me to be more musical.
Cheers,
Mats N
Hi Mats
Just loaded the Dumble Clean into the stack slot of your TriChorus profile, very 80's indeed. Has become another of my favourites. I have also tried other clean profiles such as Mikes /13 and 3rd Power Black Face in the Stack section and very useable as well.
As for Mikes 2nd pack and 1st one for that matter this has been a game changer for me. As other posts have mentioned I am now picking a profile and actually playing rather than tweaking. Well worth the price of admission in my opinion. In fact all I have loaded in my Kemper are both of Mike's packs, as many of yours that I have found and a few others. Lots of room for the Dumble Pack and Pack 3 etc 
Dan
Hi Mike
Suggestions for future packs
A Dumble pack for sure then for another pack the following
Boogie Mark 1 or Boogie King Snake
Dr Z Route 66
Dr Z Z Wreck
Dr Z Maz 38
Engl Steve Morse
Blackface Super Reverb
Suhr Badger 35
Marshall Silver Jubilee
Soldano SLO100
there will be more that I will think of as soon as I send this probably but a few ideas anyway
Dan
Thanks Mats Just loaded your settings and sounds very good, hit my favourites
Dan
This looks great, similar idea to what I had wondered about. When Gallien Krueger had their lunchbox guitar amps ML250 etc back in the 80's/90's they offered a bracket similar to what you have fashioned that would mount on a tripod based mic stand. With the thumbwheels it also allowed the amp to be angled as well. I like your idea. What did you use to mount the flatbar on the music stand?
Dan
Just got them as well and have only had a few minutes as I am supposed to be working but what I tried I can only say that I will be cleaning house of older rigs as between Michaels Packs 1 and 2 there ins't much more I could ask for (other than maybe the Dumble pack 
). Great tones and feel right off the bat with very little or no tweaking needed at all.
Thank you Michael
Dan
Lots of great tones again! Will wait patiently(lol) until they are available!
I suppose its too soon to ask if you will be doing a full Dumble pack as well at some point?
Dan
I took it as being Larry Carlton's as well
Dan
i was lazy and used 2 of the Boss FS-6 switches that I had laying around. Works pretty good and do the same using A/B on the first and X and mod for the 2nd set
Great clips! Can't wait for the Batch from Michael
