I realy want an active cabinet with these features!
According to the video:
- the active cab will come out later this year, it's definitely going to happen.
This cabinet technology hasn't received a patent yet, but they applied for it. These Barefaced cabinets are already in production, and the company are interested in retailers and resellers. It's already black and green too.
I wonder how well this cab would work with the new Celestion speaker that's custom made for the upcoming Kemper Kabinet. CK said the speaker itself would be sold separately, when the time came.
Barefacedaudio has a good Celestion speaker selection, but I'd want the new Kemper Kone speaker.
This looks pretty promising. I would love to see the new Kemper Kabinet make use of this idea.
https://barefacedaudio.com/pro…12?variant=23413701279802
I'd really like to see a Kemper badge on the new Kabinet, like the raised metal Fender emblems. The badge detailed in black and green, on polished chrome, or flat brushed aluminum, like the original concept photo below, but smaller and in one of the corners, would be perfect.
Also, a fancy cable like the one that comes with the two button switch, would make it irresistible.
Getting closer to the summer release hopefully.
The Focusrite 6i6 is probably the least expensive option, which also has a S/PDIF coaxial connection. There's a few good reasons to use S/PDIF, or to at least have the option.
Your KPA and Mac connected to the Focusrite, and through the HS8's, would sound great. The Focusrite headphone output is not the worst, but it's not great. You really notice the difference when you plug into the KPA headphone jack directly, in an A/B scenario. I'm fine with the Focusrite headphone jack, it can sound good with adjustment.
You could also plug your headphones into the KPA directly, and use the AUX in on the KPA, and then route your Mac into the KPA. No recording option that way, but it would allow you to play with backing tracks, or along with music.
The KPA Remote is 16 1/2" long, by 7 1/2" deep.
https://www.sweetwater.com/sto…pedalboard-with-soft-case
This looks as close as you can get, with Pedaltrain.
It would be easier to setup and breakdown using (2) TRS cables, instead of (1) TS and (1) TRS, it's a hassle trying to figure out which cable goes where. If you have (2) TRS, you can't plug it in incorrectly.
Win 7 x64 works perfectly with the new RM, provided you have all of your critical updates.
Mine came in the same packaging, but was held tightly to the cardboard by the plastic over-wrap.
There is a picture of the inside of the Kemper DI out there on the web, it's as solid-of-a-state as you can get inside there. Seriously, you could run over it with a car, and if the chassis survived, the internal components did too. Don't spend another second worrying about it, tomorrow it'll work just fine. Enjoy!
The nicest acoustic guitar mic's I've ever heard, was a pair of Neumann KM184's. One pointed at an angle at the 12th fret towards the sound hole, and the other pointed towards the bridge. If you could rent a pair of those for the recording, you'd be way ahead of the game.
I have an L.R Baggs Anthem on my j-100 xtra, even with the stack on the Kemper turned off, plugging in an acoustic to it, doesn't do it for me, no DI sounds good acoustically, to me.
The KTR is being stocked again at $269.
Canada: https://reverb.com/item/790561-klon-ktr-overdrive
US: https://reverb.com/item/5323927-klon-ktr-overdrive
I love my KTR, might buy another just to sit on the shelf, there are only so many of those "essential" clipping diodes left.
I don't use the fcb1010 for the KPA, never did, but I did mod my 1010 for power over standard midi cable. I didn't buy a mod kit, just found and assembled the below components.
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If you're comfortable soldering, this isn't too difficult. If you like to DIY, this is a fun project which works well, and is very convenient.
Telling people they can't fully disable Windows 10 updates, is not exactly correct though.
Registry settings, are not 'hacks'. Have you tried this software Chris Duncan ? There is a restore feature built-in.
https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10
I use it, and it works well on my Win10 Home laptop. Like they always say, don't knock it, until you've tried it.
You can turn off Windows 10 update, you can turn off Telemetry, and more.
The newer Focusrite 6i6, called the Second Generation, has the improved Mix Control software, and some other improved features like the headphone volume. SPDIF is where the 6i6 beats out the rest of the comparatively priced choices.
Focusrite comes with the DAW software, Ableton, and is highly compatibile. You can use any DAW software you like with the Focusrite, but Ableton is definitely worth checking out.
This laptop you can custom order to your specs, this is the same chassis I just bought, but this is out of the UK:
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/recoil-II-17/
This particular laptop chassis is offered by many different builders, because it's inexpensive, easy to customize, and has great reviews:
That is an amazing deal for a six core powerhouse! I wish we had such deals over here in Europe!
I forget that constantly, because everyone speaks such good English here, that a lot of members are from the EU.
There is an International shipper for Walmart apparently:
https://borderoo.com/pages/buy…e-international-shipping/
Using a package forwarder, you can ship Walmart internationally to any country or region in the world including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom (Britain / England / UK), Africa, Asia, Caribbean, Central America, South America, Middle East, and Europe. It should be noted that there are personal shopper services that can help you buy from any store, including Walmart, even if they block or don’t ship to freight forwarders.
I've never tried this, so I wouldn't know.
