mine fits with two exp pedals in the back. thight!
Posts by theoknzg
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if you save the rig without effects on they will
be off the next time you load that rig
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i do perfomances of my favorite amps with profiles of different gain levels
the thing with the kemper is that you have so many choices that it can block your creativity..
so my advice is - keep it simple and keep your kemper clean - it doesn’t make sense to have tousand profiles on it and you just ply some of them.
so my priority list is: online rigs -> local rig manager -> kemper -> performances
have fun finding the best sounding amps for you and put them in a performace
another way could be to pick 5 favourtes of the sounds you use (eg clean, crunch, lead) and put them in a perfomance. like that you can compare the different amps with the same gain level easily.
btw i use rig manager to create the performances, you can copy paste the rigs in there and naming is easier too.
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I feel the rack version will be a little better just for portability and to protect it.
this
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welcome!
i have an unpowered kemper and never missed the power.
in the studio you won‘t need power anyways (except you want to play thru your preferred cab) and live you can use inears, a monitor or an active speaker. again - if you want to play thru your favorite unpowered cab then a powered version would make sense.
as a use the kemper more live soon i will get an active frfr amp.
i never tried the fractal - so i cannot say wich one does the hi gain stuff better. i think with the right profiles you can‘t go wrong with a kemper.
cheers!
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i heard it‘s not good for the tubes
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Its really loud!!! On stages I use it as a monitor. In Clubs and in our Rehearshal room I use it as an amp. And believe me its really loud enaugh. I asked Marco to build an Volume Poti into the Spark to minimize the volume. The stereo sound is great. In a previous setup I use two Yamaha wedges. But 1.) it was to complicated for me to carry them 2.) I was not fully satisfied with the sound.
Now I use Top Jimi ACDC Pack and Tone Junkie Two Rock profiles for all the Classic Rock Rhythm stuff ande MBritt Bogner Extasy profiles for solo sounds. Also I use some Acoustic Amp Profiles from Rigbusters for my Acoustic Guitar. And really I am in sound heaven. I have played a lot of tube amps with huge pedalboards in the past, But with the combination Kemper --> Blueamps, I am fully satisfied!
thanks a lot for sharing your experience with this amp! i think I‘m gonna get it too
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it would only make sense if you listen to it in stereo - as your speaker is mono this should‘nt make a difference (as long as your output is set to mono.
usually if you use a stereo device as mono you should take the left channel, not the right. but if the kemper output is set to mono this shouldn‘t make a difference..
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or better - let‘s keep this one alive but make it kemper/profiles related only.
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nightlight started a thread already, but thanks for the tips anyways!
thanks for the info, didn‘t know - so lets close this one and continue his
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Please ask Marco from Blueamps.
He is building all kinds of cabs, and he is really a specialist in FRFR and GFR cab (Blueamps).
I use a SPARK active FRFR cab, and its really amazing.
In a previous setup I used two Yamaha wedges, but I was not satisfied with the sound.
Now with the SPARK I use Marshall profiles for AC/DC stuff, Bogner, Fender, 2 Rock and Cornford Amps for all Classic Rock and Funky Stuff and also some acoustic amp profiles with my Acoustic Guitar.
GREAT!!!
i‘m thinking about getting a spark too - sounds like your happy with it. it‘s just a lot of $$ for something i can not try before i buy...
how is the stereo width? and is it loud enough for full band rehearsals and medium sized stages?
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and 40% off at tone junkie
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ToneJunkie has a free twin profile, i like this one for jazzy sounds. the preset has just way too much reverb in it, you need to tweak i a bit. i think the neck pickup of your les paul delivers the most 'jazzy' sound.
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just saw that ”the amp factory“ is starting with a 50% off ?
let‘s collect this years black friday deals in this thread
waiting for michael britt to pull the trigger ??
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if you can afford it - i really like the universal audio stuff. starting form arrow up to the bigger interfaces.
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are you sure that you listen at the same output levels?
and i guess you are connecting the main outs to your interface?
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i think mr. kemper would win this game if he would participate:)
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There are quite a few threads on this subject ...
I know, but I couldn‘t find a comparison of the two amps I mentioned..
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the remote won‘t give you a wha neither, you will still need expression pedals. you can use any expression pedal, I like the mission engineering ones. later when you have the remote you can plug it directly into the remote.
or you get a used fcb1010 for almost no money (includes 2 exp pedals) and sell it again when you can afford the remote..
