KPA- Your live rig?

If you put a Uno4kemper chip in the FCB1010 and use two MIDI cables (in and out), it will receive and display tuning information from the Kemper when you move the volume pedal to zero.

The Uno4kemper chip also makes it work out-of-the-box with the Kemper, no programming required. You can switch between patches using the bottom row of five buttons (and the up/down bottons to switch banks), and still have the top row of five for the occasional stomp box.

The manual for the chip can be downloaded on the Uno4kemper website.

Buy the Kemper Power Rack, not the regular version, add the FCB1010 plus Uno4Kemper chip, your Cabinet of choice, done...perfect 'live' rig!

Why would you want to buy a separate poweramp when you can have a Bang & Olufsen Class D poweramp built right in?

I use a Kemper with FCB1010 (Uno4Kemper) and two Floormonitors (active). So I dont need a seperate poweramp.

I use the KPA in every possible combination:
KPA -> Atomic CLR
KPA -> Poweramp & 212 Cab
KPA -> InEar

And sometimes all 3
I use a KempLine FBV Board for footswitching and tuner etc.

Couldn't be happier. Kept some tube amps when the "tube amps are cooler" feeling grows on me so I can play them and find out that they don't sound better then the KPA.

Kemper plus FCB 1010 Uno4Kemper plus Yamaha DXR 10 or Atomic CLR.
Best live rig I ever had.

Quote from Ingolf

Kemper plus FCB 1010 Uno4Kemper plus Yamaha DXR 10 or Atomic CLR.
Best live rig I ever had.

Yep +1 on this

Quote from Guitartone

Buy the Kemper Power Rack, not the regular version, add the FCB1010 plus Uno4Kemper chip, your Cabinet of choice, done...perfect 'live' rig!

Why would you want to buy a separate poweramp when you can have a Bang & Olufsen Class D poweramp built right in?

Quote from chamelious

Because the powered version is £500 more expensive, ridiculous!

To me, it was the fact that the built-in amp is mono. I probably won't use a stereo setup all the time, but with the regular Kemper + two active speakers I at least have everything I need for that option. Pity, as the powered Kemper is just about the perfect machine in all other respects.

My band's setlists are sequenced with no improvisation, so I arrange my patches -- in the KPA they're called "rigs" -- in the order of the setlist and use my Roland GR-20 for rig up/down navigation and for the expression pedal. I also use the GR-20 for guitar synth sounds, but being able to control the KPA is a nice side benefit. I have my KPA set up in front of me so I can see the rig names and the tuner. You can set up the KPA so that heel down on the expression pedal brings the tuner up automatically. I use an Atomic CLR for monitoring. This is what my gig setup looks like:

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If rig up/down navigation works for you, you can also use a 2-button footswitch like the Boss FS-6 or my E2 switch made by this1smyne:

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I'm not sure.if I'm reading that part right but for preconfigured if you mean set up two similar profiles where one is for example your rhythm and the second is your rhythym and fx built in, then yes. That is actually what I like to do sometimes as well. I will have one patch for rhythym and a second different amp that is a bit louder and cuts more instead of just tapping a boost on the first profile. Its only two clicks on the fcb either way so do whatever sounds good to you.

Also search here for the wikpa, it is our in house manual and how-to all in one. It will give you a great virtual insight of using one and different options you can use.

FCB1010 /uno to midi controll KPA and GR55 both into Atomic CLR