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Quote from JH-2

If I buy the Kemper or not is my decision not yours. I do not agree to anything you say, nothing.
As a user of Kemper again I say that not having this feature is a big failure for me. Is like having a Ferrari and not being able to go 100km/h …..
I do not pretend to understand it, only that you respect.

Dude, I don't know if this is only a language bareer or what.
You don't need to agree with me at all, and you can have your opinion all you want.
But you should realize the fact that what you demand is not going to happen.

Quote from Ingolf

Dude, I don't know if this is only a language bareer or what.
You don't need to agree with me at all, and you can have your opinion all you want.
But you should realize the fact that what you demand is not going to happen.

It´s happen or not is another think. Only I just expressed my opinion about KPA. If you ask all users 99% you will say if you want this feature.

I want this feature in a second generation Kemper.
In the meantime I enjoy my first generation Kemper immensely.
Life is too short to wait for things to happen in order to be happy with what you got.

Quote from Ingolf

I want this feature in a second generation Kemper.
In the meantime I enjoy my first generation Kemper immensely.
Life is too short to wait for things to happen in order to be happy with what you got.

Glad to hear this: I want this feature in a second generation Kemper.

I would like to say the same thing about you but I am 50% satisfied and 50% sad lack of this feature.

Quote from JH-2

I would like to say the same thing about you but I am 50% satisfied and 50% sad lack of this feature.

To help you constructively, I'd say you have two options:
1. Sell the KPA and get the second best unit (AxeFx II or Line 6 Helix). You get two amps at once, but they won't sound nowhere as good als the Profiler IMO.
2. Buy a second Kemper.

Quote from JH-2

It´s happen or not is another think. Only I just expressed my opinion about KPA. If you ask all users 99% you will say if you want this feature.

Well, sorry - cannot agree. I'm sure most folks around here (including me, me at first place!) would choose this

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Dual amps have been asked about before in the feature request section, but I don't see this happening as others have posted.
Looking at the long history of live playing I'm sure far less than 0,5 % of professional bands use more than 1 amp sound for each guitarplayer.
I've always prefered the sound from 1 amp and so do most I know. When it comes to modelers like pods or Axe fx I've never used the dual amp option. With the Helix the 4 amp option makes no sense to me but it is good marketing.
When it comes to studio recording it's standard to play and record several guitar tracks, one amp track each take, instead of recording dual amps at the same time.

Quote from HappyKemper

With the Helix the 4 amp option makes no sense to me but it is good marketing.

You're sure 4 amps at a time don't make a sense?...

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Wretched excess!

Michael Angelo Batio!

Quote from skoczy

Well, sorry - cannot agree. I'm sure most folks around here (including me, me at first place!) would choose this

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What if someone needs dual "Talent Boosters", in parallel?? Does Surreal Systems support this?

When considering multi-talented performance, it is important to always use more than one kind of hand-wired talent. Doing this is vastly superior to multi-talent effects units.

Quote from Tritium

What if someone needs dual "Talent Boosters", in parallel?? Does Surreal Systems support this?

Then you need ultimate solution

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Then you need ultimate solution

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LOL. Awesome.

It is my opinion (we all have one you know ), that most people who buy a Kemper, do so after quite a bit of research. I consider myself someone who fits this description as well.

After reading a few hundred posts and reviews, what I discovered was that most people who purchase a Kemper do so because they love the sound of a good tube amp, have owned many of the best amps money can buy, and generally are among the more picky tone fanatics out there.

The kemper does what it does better than any other product on the market at this time. It sounds like a good tube amp.

Now, that isn't everyone's cup of tea. There are those who like to tweak and get interesting combinations of sounds and effects. I would argue (based off of my own research and experience) that products like the Axe II Fx do this better than the Kemper does.

Obviously, I don't care to merge 2 rigs together to get a different sound myself. I want to hear that good ole tube sound. Give me the basics in verbs and delays and great tube amp feel and sound .... and I become a very happy man

There are things I would like to see Team Kemper implement ..... like a lower cost foot pedal form factor product; however, when it comes to tone, I really can't think of how they could make the product THAT much better sounding.

Just one more thought. One of the strongest reasons I see to buy a Kemper is that it is just really darned easy to get a great sound out of it. The simplicity of the system is its greatest strength IMHO.

Quote from OneEng1

It is my opinion (we all have one you know ), that most people who buy a Kemper, do so after quite a bit of research. I consider myself someone who fits this description as well.

After reading a few hundred posts and reviews, what I discovered was that most people who purchase a Kemper do so because they love the sound of a good tube amp, have owned many of the best amps money can buy, and generally are among the more picky tone fanatics out there.

The kemper does what it does better than any other product on the market at this time. It sounds like a good tube amp.

Now, that isn't everyone's cup of tea. There are those who like to tweak and get interesting combinations of sounds and effects. I would argue (based off of my own research and experience) that products like the Axe II Fx do this better than the Kemper does.

Obviously, I don't care to merge 2 rigs together to get a different sound myself. I want to hear that good ole tube sound. Give me the basics in verbs and delays and great tube amp feel and sound .... and I become a very happy man

There are things I would like to see Team Kemper implement ..... like a lower cost foot pedal form factor product; however, when it comes to tone, I really can't think of how they could make the product THAT much better sounding.

Just one more thought. One of the strongest reasons I see to buy a Kemper is that it is just really darned easy to get a great sound out of it. The simplicity of the system is its greatest strength IMHO.

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I never owned tube amp, I just saw this video - I don't know how they cheat but A/B comparison was 100%

Then I ordered one from Thomann 3.5 yrs ago. And yes it is simple - and simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication!

Quote from skoczy

You're sure 4 amps at a time don't make a sense?...

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Only if you are Michael Angelo Batman.

I have another urgent and essential request, a Kemper in red. CK better get busy

What I'd love to see in a Kemper 2 is a new profiling process where you turn the gain and EQ nobs while profiling so it profiles the gain structure of the amp and how the eq interacts

Quote from Bke

What I'd love to see in a Kemper 2 is a new profiling process where you turn the gain and EQ nobs while profiling so it profiles the gain structure of the amp and how the eq interacts

Yes , I guess this is the final hurdle to absolute perfection

Quote from Bke

What I'd love to see in a Kemper 2 is a new profiling process where you turn the gain and EQ nobs while profiling so it profiles the gain structure of the amp and how the eq interacts

Whoa! Great idea. Hopefully this thread is being monitored