Posts by pamplemousse

Quote from Soloist74

I've read somewhere there are three main alternatives:

• DXR for general use
• Atomic for home/studio/rehearsals
• Red Sound for live use

Maybe it's a bit oversimplified... Do you agree? Any comments?

I haven't played any but ordered a cab from red sound. I'm dying to receive it (not sure this is proper english).
however, I'm gonna say that those who played them all are not many and such sentence is one's personal conclusion. this is certainly oversimplified. there are way too many subjective parameters in such a choice. myself I chose red cab cause I wanted a 12' with cab form factor, not too linear. I mean with a little feel. Gianfranco made me wanna buy the red sound one. we'll see

no need to further discuss this, people are free to express themselves the way they want on this forum, as long as there is no offense to others of course.
yes, I wanna see spring reverbs in the KPA. I'm fully in line with this request.
now it's written

Quote from paults

Dear diary: Today, I read a conversation thread about using something to REMOVE the "in the room" sound of Kemper profiles.

ahaha, that's a good one

Quote from G String

dear skoczy -
i was never able to understand why you believe that instructing people to _like_ a post will make a different. in any case, to us, it doesn't because we do not take it into account. same goes for "+1" to a degree. to support a feature, the replying poster should express the reason why he supports the feature.

so please refrain from attempting to make people "like" posts to support feature request.

I myself think this is a good way to support an idea

I read somewhere that HS5 are slighly better than HS8 for the price

What about some collection guitar? Or if you already have one just get me one

Quote from ShadowJumper

I've been playing and collecting gear for 45+ years... little here, little there and it adds up!!!

Space is certainly a premium out here... especially for a hoarder like me!!! Luckily my wife's parents have a huge place with plenty of storage.

Really gotta start profiling though... I've had the Kemper for about 3 months, so its time to dive in and stop acting clueless. The best way to learn is by doing... so my little Hotone Amps should be relatively painless to profile. Then I can work on my tweaking and work my way up to the King Snake and then the TRRI with some of these killer pedals in front of it. Quite a few of my other amps (Bluesbreaker, 1974x, Bassman, AC15, BJIII, Champ, Mesa TA15, H&K TM18, Tweaker 15, Tiny Terror, Ceriatone OTS, Blackstar HT-1R, etc.) have all been done... so they will be good to compare with what other folks have done already.

These MBritt profiles have really spoilt me though... kind of tough to compete with genius like that!!!

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I'm not at all in Japan but I strongly encourage you to profile, and share

Ingolf, let us believe he owns it. A life well lived...

the day I bought my LP std from 2005, I went to my place biggest store and played all LPs. I tried many LPs std. none had an identical tone, and I got surprised how important the difference can be. Now I can't tell if they were all 2005 std ones with exact same construction, but they were all std models from close year of production.

among them all, one was much better sounding than all others. that's the one I picked up. that was in 2007 and I have only played this guitar since. that does not mean I have no more temptation for guitars

that does not look like a clone. very beautiful amp
more to the point!

Well fun is a great business...

I guess this is a route you can take when you go through a limited number of rigs as it requires some noodling for having 2 different sound sources both sounding good.

Mesa Boogie Roadster & 4x12 cab, sold it for half the price I bought it in 2007. That paid the powered KPA, but not the Red Sound cab which I shoud receive in the next weeks. Got rid of a Boss TU-2 also.

in the end it's money out and pleasure back

you won't escape from hearing them all. your guitar, room and ear shapes as well as personal preferences makes each rig unique to you. just come by around here on the forum in sections free rigs and commercial rigs. check what's rated best on RE
and take time, you will love them more
cheers

Quote from stratattack

Change is good . . . hopefully Kemper can add more players to this list.

+1

+1 for mini packs, I'll pull the trigger much more easily

and you really know how to accomodate guitars and sofas

very good one !

fact is that many new profiles come everyday, and I always want to audition them. at some point I can't compare to keep what's sounding best. so the list grows and it's hard to keep a low number of rigs

Quote from vjclaus

I keep near 900 on kpa cause most of them are commercials, they sound so badass i can t delete. For me the party is over in testing with rig Manager. Cause you get lost in testing profiles and don t play guitar. My opinion, you can tweak every rig so that it sounds good.
Live i use 5 rigs

OMG 900 commercial profiles you're a business market on your own
~150 on the toaster for me, ~1000 in RM. I connect them twice a month approx.
none commercial, plenty of timowens, jerevil, sirius and oraakkeli's as well freebies from mbritt. *
if I had to go to commercial, I'd probably look for a great plexi (so far mbritt's the best sounding IMHO) and rigbuster's klon centaur package (the free one is awesome to me)