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It would be cool if there were more infos about which pedals and amps have been used..

Gret job Bommel! I hope you find a Tech21 DP-3X to profile someday..

I would suggest a bass pack based on a GK RB plus pedals. GK amps takes pedals better than any other amp, and can cover a wider range of sounds. And many pedals sound better with a GK after. My 2 cents.

What happened? The site is down..

First of all you need a different bass. EP TB is too far from Jason's sound. You need an active bass, best if fitted with active EMG and fresh strings. Than a parallel path with clean compressed sound + slightly dirty SVT and you should get pretty close.

I confirm, they are realistic sounding, very dynamic with a big bottom end.

The Hlf is VERY colored

Thank you! Are they Studio or Direct Profiles?

Very low in volume

Seems pretty normal. It's very difficult for a cab+mic setup to reproduce very low frequency. Expecially if the mic is positioned at cone center.

Great!

You can't tell from that screenshot.. he's probably using a profile of his own amp..

http://sonicunderground.bigcar…oduct/bass-bundle-pack-v1

The package is very good, worth the price

Just 1 question: each pedal is profiled both direct and through amp + cab + mic? The amp and cab are Mesa Walkabout and SWR Goliath III ?

http://www.ampsound.eu/page4/index.html

I agree, they are really nice.
Diesel: did you consider sharing your MB Big Block prifiles? I think there aren't any on the Rig Exchange..

A simple question: if I add a cabinet (chosen from my Rigs) to a Direct Amp profile I get 2 very different sounds when switching MERGE CABINET On and Off. Why is is so? This happens with every Cabinet I choose, the normal sound is very midrange focused while when I press MERGE CABINET the sound really poens up but loses some focus. Wich one is supposed to be closer to the real cabinet?

Non confondiamo un registratore con un preamplificatore, hanno 2 livelli di uscita ben diversi..

Ribadisco. Il Kemper non ha nessun problema, è la fisica del segnale elettrico che genera questo "problema". Qualsiasi fonico decente chiude l'impianto a fine soundcheck e a fine concerto così da permettere di spegnere gli strumenti senza far rumore.

E' buona regola accendere sempre per ultimo l'elemento finale della catena del suono (nel tuo caso la cassa) e spegnerla per primo, proprio per evitare questi rumori che capitano con qualsiasi apparecchio, non colo con il Kemper..