This. You can't foresee your appreciation of the unit through a bunch of fanboys posts 
Soon to purchase a Kemper Profiling Amp! :D
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This. You can't foresee your appreciation of the unit through a bunch of fanboys posts
Haha too true, too true !!!
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I am just aligning my finances to allow me to make the purchase still - and am trying to obtain as much info as possible prior to obtaining the unit so that I may hit the ground running once it arrives...!
It is a big investment, so it is definitely worth learning everything you can about it before making your purchase.
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nEVH5150, I also want to learn everything about a product before I buy any gear and I strongly recommend to always read the full user manual many times. Here is the link to the full kemper manual that must be downloaded from the homepage.
http://www.kemper-amps.com/pag…mplifier___Downloads.html
Many of your questions are answered in there. The kemper forum search option is also your friend and almost every question is answered in available threads.Regarding two amps at a time, if you record this is not a problem since you easily can reamp through many different profiles or do two or more different takes like many bands do. It's also possible to profile several amps into one mixed amp profile (not the same as playing two different amps).
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Started to read through the manual documentation but it suggests (and I quote) "It is best to have your guitar and Kemper in front of you" when going through it - so that is what I'll do ...Trust me, you will learn so much by reading the manual. If you are interested then you should want to read it.
Its simple logic, it's packed with information and you don't need a profiler in front of you to grasp what it can do by reading the manual.
Also the kemper wikpa.org is a great source filled with information.
http://www.wikpa.org/Profiling_Tutorials#Videos
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I am just aligning my finances to allow me to make the purchase still - and am trying to obtain as much info as possible prior to obtaining the unit so that I may hit the ground running once it arrives...!
Hey, it was a joke addressed to our forumites, not to you
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Just to chip in,
I was talking to a friend about the kemper recently and came to the conclusion that if I was still in my band from 20 years ago I would be using two kempers with sounds that compliment each other for a richer sound.
that's not to say that the kemper doesn't sound fantastic. Just that in that particular band I ran 6 different heads, a huge rack of processors and a switching system that cost more than a nice car!
Two rack mounted kempers seems like a huge step forward compared to that bunch of nonsense -
... Not to mention that by buying three you'd still be within the budget
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I could have bought 20 and still come in a long way under that budget!
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LOL
Yes, but three... is a magic number
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Trouble is, if I have three, I'd need another three in case I somehow broke the first three! It could get out of control very quickly.
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My theory is recursive... so you'd have saved anyway etc.
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Trouble is, if I have three, I'd need another three in case I somehow broke the first three! It could get out of control very quickly.
and then where would I be?
Simple math. You'd be at six! -
It IS recursive. That's my life!
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... Mr. Fractelelogic I suppose?
[PS, NB: Not the notorious Company]
