Posts by Alienator

Quote from BayouTexan

I'll take a second look in 5-10 years if and when it catches up to Kemper, and when someone is able to create more than the 3 tones shown on youtube.

If you are really interesred in tones there are not only 3 but tons of tone and review videos about the Bluguitar Amp1 (Mercury and Iridium edition) on YouTube. The Amp X is only the mere next level evolution of that thing. I suggest you better watch those videos IF you are really interested, because what you say makes you look rather... well uninformed I should say. And one more thing: I claim that everybody in this forum loves his Kemper very hard , so no need to fear that anybody wants to pull you to any other side (if that should be the case at all ).

Quote from BayouTexan

Honestly, it would be a waste of time for me. The Kemper satisfies all my tonal requirements, and I have finally gotten to the point with it that I can dial in tones with my eyes closed.

Namm would die out in your world, right 😂?

Yes, I agree with you. I have been playing Kempers live for 5 years now (80 % of the time). Still, there are a lot of gear nerds in here and especially those who love and look for the "best amp tone", like you. So... interesting things remain interesting in a Corner that's called "Other Gear".

The Amp1 is totally great but not versatile. The X could be both. We will see.

Maybe you have a closer look. I own the Amp1 and it kills everything. The Amp X is the biggest next step possible.

Very excited to see if this can be the best Kemper Stage competitor for me, so far. This might be also interesting especially for those who keep only needing a Kemper Profiler for its core amplike tone. The Amp X claims to be able to replicate the tone and feel of any tube amp in the world - but totally analog. Exciting times, I would say.

Quote from charlphi

But you start with this pedal and finish with a huge pedalboard because you add a compressor, od, disto, chorus, delay, reverb, it loader... Then, you need a switcher, you have buzz and hum, you change the power supply, all the cables. At and the end you concluded that kemper is the simplest solution.

Yes we all have been there... all in one solutions then back to pedals... back and forth and back and forth. What a curse to be a guitarist .

On the other hand... why would you want to profile a thing that emulates an amp and not profile the amp?

Quote from MuddySludge

Drama Zone

(No topics there and no possibility to add threads. Just saying.)

... yes, why not. Good idea. I already love and only use Layout C. Something tells me that Layout D will come.

Quote from Nikos

psycho acoustics..

Nice name for a band.

Also we guitarists tend to blame the gear, not our abilities. But good guitarists always sound good.

Hi and welcome! Before the Kone I used the 108 and it worked well. I am not sure but I think I found the 112 a little too boomy for my taste…

Hi

Quote from Eddiebaby

Quote from Eddiebaby

Not really a rig but here it is:

[Blocked Image: https://flic.kr/p/2nfMbVE]

I disagree. This is definitely a nice and complete rig for every style of music.

This is a nice feature request for generation II.

Guys... don't you ever practice?

Hi, welcome.

Too good to be true... I would be the first to buy 10 of them and make a huge choir in my 3 man band...

I use IE monitoring most of the time now. In 2022 those killed by loudness issues are so stone age (imho), no matter how much of a rocker you are. It is all about knowing what you do and how good you can contribute to a band sound as a guitarist. There are millions of courses and videos in our days. Behaving like you live in the 70s is not that cool.

Quote from steelguitar

Yeah I love it when you dudes put in ear plugs and then crank thier amp to ten…

😂 Guitarists are complicated, we know that.

Hi, cool rig...