Viabcroce, you're doing some KPA retro-fitting of your own I see 
http://www.thegearpage.net/boa…-kemper-profiler.1523441/
Since I have the profiler only version I could patch into that panel and easily mount the ethercon female connector to that aluminum plate right? Hmmm...
Thanks for the feedback guys; I guess I'm not the only one concerned about snapped tabs!
I have a toaster and I take it in and out of the green case all the time so I can't easily use a rack solution but I agree that for those that can, lightbox had a good suggestion.
An immediate - short term fix is that cute clip suggested by TheWolf2103 or the patch cable which viabcroce suggested so I'll probably order one of these solutions for now.
But, I am really after a permanent fix that I won't have to worry about down the line. I'll open up my KPA tonight and see what's inside there. If the current female Ethernet connector is PCB mounted I may reconsider my efforts (even though Neutrik makes a solution - http://www.amazon.com/Neutrik-…fRID=055MRN4MYA14BQN3VTQ8) but if it's wired in, then I may have a go and report back.
Don't you think this is something that Kemper should do in the next version?
Hi, I'm a bit of a newbie with my Kemper & Remote. My issue is that I really like the Ethercon connector into the remote however, the standard RJ45 connection into the Profiler chassis is not road-worthy and it is a hassle to replace the RJ45 plug when the tab ultimately breaks off - like it will or does in my case!
I was wondering if anyone has retro fitted a female Ethercon connection into the chassis which would then allow us to use ethercon protected plugs on both ends of the remote cable which would toughen up this weakness in the connection.
My idea would be to install a Neutrik NE8FDV-Y110-B Ethercon D-Series 110 Punch Down connector into the profiler chassis and then cover the exposed RJ45 cable end with a Neutrik NE8MC Ethercon Cable Connector for use with preassembled RJ45 connectors. Has anyone tried this mod? 
