The JC120 speakers are Roland units. Very little information is provided on the speaker itself. Just that it's a Heavy Duty Transducer...

The spillover setting is stored per rig. Once saved in the rig pool, you can add those rigs to the performance mode.

Unfortunately since KPIR files actually aren't wave files, there's nothing to extract. They are files that contain parameters for the entire rig including effects settings and profile information gleaned from when the amp was profiled. You may have to wait until you get a Kemper.

I had the first gen version of the Variax and it was very good. It even had a 12 string emulation that was my favourite.

The top frequency curve is for the K12-200TC. It's only full range up to around 10k. The F12-X200 also from Celestion while also a FRFR doesn't have that drop off at 10k. I would wager the acoustic sim is suffering due to the loss of those frequencies after 10k. Maybe try a different speaker?

Very hard choice between two exceptionally talented profilers. I have both. I love both and I'm not a politician, I swear. Enjoy your new toy. Look at it this way, whichever you choose, you can always get the other later because let's be honest, they are highly recommended.

I found this...

"Please insert the USB stick with the KAOS.bin file placed in the root directory of the stick and NOT inside a folder and switch the profiler on while holding down both PAGE buttons until you see the words "Booting and Burning from USB device" in the display. If this does not help please open a support ticket."

Did you download the right version? There are two. One for the Head/Rack and one for the Stage...

Oops. It appears there is only one version for all Profilers. Please ignore...

The Focusrite Scarlett 8i6 3rd Gen has spdif in and out. It's priced on Thomann for €249. I haven't spotted anything cheaper.

The SPDIF would bypass your audio interface AD/DA converters so you would get the cleanest signal possible. Give it a try and compare...

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I am still on OS 4 or 5 (the one that introduced pure cab.

What is the upgrade path?

I haven’t got Rig Manager, i’ve always installed via usb stick. Still possible?

Any things a should be specially aware of?

You have to follow these instructions from the changelog.. Make sure you get OS version 7.3.2 from the older software downloads on the site. Upgrade via the USB and then install the Rig Manager from downloads. The RM should update the profiler to the latest version automatically over USB from your computer.... IF you don't want to use Rig Manager, just download the latest release from the downloads site and update via USB after you upgrade OS 7.3.2 via USB..

To upgrade classical PROFILER models via USB memory stick from OS versions before OS 7.3, OS 7.3.2 needs to be installed first! 
Older versions than OS 7.3 on classical models don't recognize this new integrated OS revision.
For this purpose OS 7.3.2 can be found on the Download Page at Older Software Versions. 

I'm really digging Michael Britt's 72 Marshall profiles from his new 2020 pack. So much juicy tonal goodness...

Putting the fx loop into the last stereo fx slot should do exactly the same as taking the main stereo outs and going into the reverb unit. The only issues I can possibly see is level issues going into the reverb unit from the Kemper main outs but you could try balance them I suppose. Your call.

I tried the free profiles and they are good but I find they have less in your face presence than, say, the 72 Marshall from Michael Britt's 2020 pack. I tried to change cabs to see if I could regain the high end sharpness but I couldn't get it close enough. Maybe the rest of the profiles in the main pack might be different. I don't know. This was my experience...

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there are some free profiles

curious to hear how this profile sounds against the 68 plexi from M.BRitt's 2020 pack. Although Britt didnt give much details about the amp other than it was owned by Eric Johnson so we dont know enough about the similiarities/differences

That amp and the 72 are so juicy, it's going to be hard to top them...

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Isn't that his own comparison? Nothing to do with NeuralDSP the company.

We don't know what his affiliation is. What we do know is that it isn't an accurate comparison. He should have profiled the plug in and then put both up against each other...

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This is a comparison video with Neural Granophyre vs Kemper Granophyre!!!What do you think..??

That's not a comparison. That's a nerfed Kemper profile against their product. If they want to do a comparison then get the Kemper to profile the Neural then see the comparison..

Sounds like the bite of the attack is too sharp. Have you tried the definition and power sagging controls in the amp menu? Might help soften the amp a bit.

They don't. The knobs on the kemper, (with the exception of the gain control which only really works downwards from the highest gain volume on the amp at which it was profiled) are the same as the knobs on a mixing desk after the cab is miced. That means if you adjust the eq on the kemper, you are not changing the eq on the amp. Just on the mic itself. The profile of the amp is a static capture of that amp's settings at time of capture.

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Have the fear that this will sound to thin.

Will try tomorrow.

The simulator will compensate for any thinness because it needs all the high frequencies of a single coil to make it work. Humbuckers lack those frequencies. I reckon it will sound fine.