The pedals and speakers are "baked" into the rig during profiling, so you can't use them independently of the rig.
You can still apply other distortion Stomps or use physical stompboxes. The flexibility is massive.
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The powered head is a great format for me. If I was a touring player I'd use a power rack, since power head is a bit awkward to move around. Where can you still show up with a 4x12 cab these days?
I recommend a power conditioner no matter what you decide.
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If you want to use a tube power amp to colour the sound I think the only way is to audition them with the Kemper profile you use most and listen through your cabinet. The reason being that you've got the original amp's power amp already in the Kemper rig, so applying another tube amp will have unpredictable results.
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Also try turning off everything but the amp and the Kemper, including the lights to see if that does the trick.
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Have you got access to a super quiet guitar? In my case that's a Strat with Kinman noiseless pickups and careful treatment with copper foil, etc.
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Finally means "across the dutch" of course. 
Welcome from Melbourne bro! 
But I'm Canadian. 😄
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Gday mate. I'm just across the ditch here in NZ. Enjoy the fun!! 😎
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I also didn't know that it's been confirmed this doesn't happen with electric guitar for the OP.
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the Git/Stack, Git/Master Mono etc. output sources are only available for the SPDIF output. It would also not explain why this does only happen with the acoustic guitar but not with the electric guitar of the customer.
My mistake I guess. I thought I could define which s. ignal was carried by each TRS output
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the Git/Stack, Git/Master Mono etc. output sources are only available for the SPDIF output. It would also not explain why this does only happen with the acoustic guitar but not with the electric guitar of the customer.
the Git/Stack, Git/Master Mono etc. output sources are only available for the SPDIF output. It would also not explain why this does only happen with the acoustic guitar but not with the electric guitar of the customer.
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What happens if you mute either channel 7 or 8 during playback? Does either of those contain only the transposed signal or do both sound bad?
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I think one of your Main Outputs is set to a value that doesn't include the transpose. What are they set to?
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Yeah - that's both the original and the transposed signal.
How are you plugged into your audio interface?
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the Profiler has no way to know if you are playing an acoustic or electric guitar. Follow the advice already given and record the signal. I am sure you will find that it sounds fine. What you are experiencing are a mix of the original tuning and the transposed signal. Acoustic guitars will transmit the sound to your bones more than an electric guitar.
It's surprising that a passive contact pickup sounds right straight into the Kemper. Thanks for that.
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As a side note - I have a second output jack on my main stage acoustic, which is wired to a Fishman Rare Earth soundhole pickup. That's what I feed to the Kemper. My equivalent to the K&K goes to an acoustic preamp and the PA, for a more acoustic sound or blend.
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Especially with a decent length cable.
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Are you running into any sort of preamp before the Kemper? If you're just running the K&K straight into the Kemper it might not be getting a strong enough signal to work the transpose magic? Just a guess.
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Hi there - what kind of pickup are you using?
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I agree that switching to TRS cables should do it.
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I'd just turn the harmonizer off just before the change and play that bit "manually".
