As I understand there is also going to be an active version later this year.
If this is not an editor finally ....... Bought my Kemper in 2012, so 7 years of stupid turning knobs and clicking buttons .... nothing but poor. Kemper is a good tool, yes, but very vintage workflow when you are working stationary with it, and an absolutely low budget display. I can not understand guys that praise Kemper for new reverbs after 7 years of really bad quality reverbs, .... instead of telling them to make the work first that has to be done, like editor and good sounding reverbs since years missing.
I bought the kemper in january this year, and after the update, I can say that I am very happy with the reverbs (using it with Michael Britt profiles mostly). I have the passive version and I really hope to see some active cabinets from Kemper at NAMM...they look so good, I am so curious about them. They seem to have a regular 1x12 and a angled 1x12 as well.
Hello everybody! I am new to the Kemper world and I have to say that even before buying it I heard some people talking about how good the MBritt profiles are. I bought the 69 Marshall, the 800 pack (I am the owner of a 2555X and a 2525H, love the Silver Jubilee) and the Jim Kelley pack. I find those profiles to be really really well made, compared to some other stuff I've tried. It is really hard to stop myself from buying them. I made minor adjustments to the definition control (I mostly play through humbuckers and some tend to be a bit dark), but these still sound to me like some of the most delicious profiles. Love them!
