The fact that it fits in the back of the kemper head is really good, including the power supply.
Yes a plus would be if they had included a power switch in the design.
I don't think that the Stealth really fit in the back of the kemper, I mean you can put it there but it's far to be what I would call a great fit.
Yes it's not a perfect fit, it sticks out a bit, but the height and sides fit.
Looking at how he placed it in his video here I'd say it's a fit that works and is functional.
Poweramp A/B - Peavey 6505 vs ISP Stealth
Thanks man! I do drafting and design at a steel fab shop, so I designed some brackets to hold the Stealth in there. They use the KPA's existing holes on either side, and use the existing screws too. Works really well! And yeah, there's just enough room in there to fit the power supply as well. Could hardly ask for a better fit!
Let me know if you (or anyone else) would be interested in a pair of those brackets, I can look into getting some more cut. Would probably be a small cost for material and shipping.
hi , WHEN I get a ISP stealth, I would be wanting to get the brackets you designed also, & I am willing to pay you for them , roger, I think they are very cool, like they were factory made ..
Thanks man! I do drafting and design at a steel fab shop, so I designed some brackets to hold the Stealth in there. They use the KPA's existing holes on either side, and use the existing screws too. Works really well! And yeah, there's just enough room in there to fit the power supply as well. Could hardly ask for a better fit!
Let me know if you (or anyone else) would be interested in a pair of those brackets, I can look into getting some more cut. Would probably be a small cost for material and shipping.
I just bought a stealth as well any chance on taking you up on those mounting brackets?
Email sent.
So how do you transport it with the Stealth sticking out the back?
So how do you transport it with the Stealth sticking out the back?
It only sticks out about 2 inches, so it still fits into a Kemper bag without any trouble.
I have my toaster mounted in a rack though, now.
Where's the pics of that???
I'd be interested in brackets, too.
The brackets work great, however, I've since gone the FRFR route, so I don't need the stealth and brackets anymore. If anyone is interested in them I figured I would give kemper forum peeps a first shot before I put em up on reverb/ebay. PM me for details.
Which cab did you go with?
I got a JBL EON612. However, last night, something happened part way through a rehearsal and I'm getting speaker fizz/distortion and I could smell something cooking :(. I'm taking it to a service center ASAP. So for my gig this weekend, I'm back to my ISP Stealth + THD 2x12 
I got a JBL EON612. However, last night, something happened part way through a rehearsal and I'm getting speaker fizz/distortion and I could smell something cooking :(. I'm taking it to a service center ASAP. So for my gig this weekend, I'm back to my ISP Stealth + THD 2x12
Oh man that stinks but at least you have the ISP.
Oh man that stinks but at least you have the ISP.
By The Way how about the sound with the JBL eon 612? before it's burn? sound real or sound like a boom box?
It did sound a bit boxy, but you can do some adjustments. I've come to the conclusion that I am not looking for the ultimate perfect FRFR solution (there isn't one) but I would like to mold my sound to what it will reach an audience at a gig through. Hence, picking a middle of the road molded powered PA speaker.
Are there different versions of the ISP stealth, maybe it was from a NAMM video I saw.
Are there different versions of the ISP stealth, maybe it was from a NAMM video I saw.
They updated it a year or so ago and moved the volume from the back of the unit to the front. Same other than that.
Thanks.
They also resized the box a tiny bit to make it 1U tall, and it now includes rack ears.
