I wouldn't risk it. Get a short female to male cable to use with it, or better yet, stick a compressor and a freqout pedal in it and plug guitar into that.
thanks - I’ll probably return the coiled cable. It’s a cool look but doesn’t work great in practice
I recently got a coiled cable for my guitar and it’s heavier than a typical instrument cable. When I have it plugged into my toaster there is a slight angle the cable puts on the input Jack (it sags down from the weight of the cable). Is this going to be a problem long term? Is the Jack pretty strong?
The Laney LFR-112s are back in stock in the states and I just got mine today. Sounds freakin’ sweet!
Hi
Does anyone know the model of the cab in the photo on the front page of the main site?
Love this. Nice and simple. What is sitting on the Kemper? That a power amp?
Can’t wait to try this when I get home. Thanks for making it!
Love Portland - great town. Welcome
Sick! Love Orange amps - thank you
Thank you! Much appreciated
Welcome !
New Kemper owner here. Been playing the guitar for about 20 years. Now a busy Dad but when I have the time I still enjoy my rig I have set up in my house. I live just outside of Boston and work for a software company.
I’ve owned a toaster for about a month and as of this moment it’s the single greatest peice of musical gear I’ve ever bought.
The tones this thing puts out are simply incredible. It is such an enjoyable experience browsing all these amps that have been modeled and getting to play them immediately.
I also enjoy drawing as a hobby. You can see my sketchbook on my website http://www.OBrienShark.com
Thank you!
Thanks Monkey_Man. I was wondering the same thing. I have had the profile that was on the RE for a little while now.
I’d also be interested if it still exists!
