I agree making a speaker cabinet to satisfy all would be a difficult undertaking for Kemper as it could impact on on the popularity of their profiler if they get it wrong. It's perhaps right that Kemper have left us to find our own solutions. I thought some of you might be interested in the solution I found for my needs. I bought a powered profiler to replace several tube amps and I needed a versatile speaker that I could use in my home studio and also take to the occasional live gig. I designed and and then arranged for the cabinet to be manufactured so I could fit a full range Tannoy 385 HPD monitor that I acquired secondhand on eBay. The monitor speaker can be used to faithfully reproduce my profiles at volumes from 0-120dB which is more than loud enough for my needs.