Posts by Jimi71

Friedman Steve Stevens profiles are almost done. Here's a teaser...

-Jimi

I'm thinking the profiles will be ready tomorrow. Got a gig tonight and a lot of prep to do for it during the day. Might have to use the Friedman profiles.

We don't have these profiles listed on our site anymore, but we still have the profiles. You can email us at [email protected] and we can bill your paypal directly.

-Jimi

We've just finished profiling the Steve Stevens Friedman SS-100. It sounds fantastic!

Profiles will be available soon.

-Jimi

Kemper Fans,

We're happy to announce the availability of profiles made from an original 1965 Fender Super Reverb (not the reissue) from a private collection.

20 Profiles

Gain Range: Clean to mild overdrive

Speaker: 10" Ceramic

Profile Type: Studio, Merged

The amp features the original 10" ceramic speakers, and is rated at approximately 40W. I've had a man crush on this amp for quite some time, so we were thirilled to profile another original specimen.

The amp has a somewhat brittle clean tone. When you turn up the volume past about 4 out of 10, the amp starts to break up with the beautiful, full tone that this amp is known for. Definitely not an apartment amp, and is better suited for loud stages. If you love Texas Blues, look no further. It's hard not to play Stevie Ray Vaughan, who often played this model Fender, when plugged into this amp with a Stratocaster!

We've created profiles for both single coil and humbucker-equipped guitars.

Profiles available HERE

Let us know what you think!

Thanks,
Jimi

Thanks guys. These are the profiles I'm currently using most often in my hair metal band. \m/

Thanks guys. I've been using these as my primary gigging profiles since we made them.

-Jimi

Kemper Fans,

We're happy to announce an updated profile pack made from an original 1959 Fender 5F8-A Twin! We've updated the profile pack with merged profiles, improved mic techniques, and a different speaker.

Back in the day this was Fender's amp for the big stages. Designed to give lots of clean headroom at high volumes, it still gives a moderate overdrive when cranked up. This example is an all-original specimen from a collector's treasure trove.

We got better tones using Celestion Greenbacks instead of the original Jensen P12Q speakers. This is a common mod done to these amps (ask Joe Bonamassa or Keith Richards). Gives the tone more mids with less highs and lows, and a smoother breakup.

20 profiles

Gain Range: Clean to moderate overdrive

Speaker: Celestion Greenback

Profile Type: Studio, merged

Includes merged profiles compatible with Kemper firmware 3.0 and above.

Profiles available here

Keep rockin',
Jimi

Hey Sharry,

That seems to happen on occasion for whatever reason. If you try again it should work fine.

-Jimi

Hey Kemper Fans,

We're pleased to announce the availability of profiles made from a Mesa Boogie Mark V.

31 profiles

Gain Range: Clean to high overdrive

Speaker: Celestion Vintage 30

Profile Type: Studio, merged

The Mesa Boogie Mark V guitar amp head was built for versatility, and includes many of the tones created during the history of Mesa amplifiers. The three-channel Mark V lets you dial up anything from tweed-like tones to British crunch to the trademark Boogie overdrive.

We've created profiles from the Clean, Tweed, Crunch, Mark I, Mark II C+, and Mark IV settings, using 6L6 power tubes and the 90W output setting. An extremely versatile and great sounding amp!

Profiles available at: http://www.topjimi.com

Thanks,
Jimi

That's an excellent question. I didn't look at the tubes. I'm guessing it was an EF86.

Thanks guys, glad you're digging the new (old) Vox!

Yes, in the naming convention, Brt = bright channel, Nrm = normal channel.

-Jimi

Hey Kemper Fans,

We're happy to announce profiles made from a rare 1964 Vox AC30SRT, known as the Super Reverb Twin. The Super Reverb Twin featured factory Tremolo and Reverb, as well as Top Boost circuitry. It was not available in combo form, as the Vox reverb circuit was known to howl if subjected to too much vibration. Some have said this model was the best sounding AC30 ever produced.

This amp includes the original 12" Celestion Alnico speakers, and is a little edgier with more gain than our '63 AC30 combo profiles.

Here's some more info on the AC30SRT.

20 Profiles

Gain Range: Clean to moderate overdrive

Speaker: Original 12" Celestion Alnico

Profile Type: Studio, merged

Profiles available here.

Thanks,
Jimi

Thanks again Ash. When we get them done we'll ask Steve for his opinion.

-Jimi

Yes, an SS 100 would be awesome. Gotta find a decent deal on one first, then we'll make it happen.

-Jimi

I did send the Lee Jackson Marshall profile pack to Paul. He thanked me and said he'd give them a try. I didn't hear anything back after that. Must not have liked them...?

-Jimi

I forgot we also have a '59 Fender tweed twin profiled (version 2 with merged profiles).

-Jimi

Coming soon to a Kemper near you:

'64 Vox AC30ST
'65 Fender Super Reverb
Mesa Mark V
'59 Fender 5E3 Deluxe

Thanks Ash! We do have a bunch more profiles coming. Got a lot of amps profiles, but have gotten behind in creating demos. Will catch up soon and get more profiles out! All profiles are merged.

-Jimi

Thank you! I was lucky enough to come across it on eBay.

-Jimi