So I "listened" on a different set of speakers and understand your point. That tone is when the gain is low and the amp volume is cranked. It creates that boxy / woofy almost clipping noise you are talking about. Lower the master volume on the amp and it will go away. If it is present in profiles, that is how it was profiled. Just my opinion because who knows what you are hearing.
Edit ***If you hear it with recorded vocals, I have no idea what you are talking about.
So I "listened" on a different set of speakers and understand your point. That tone is when the gain is low and the amp volume is cranked. It creates that boxy / woofy almost clipping noise you are talking about. Lower the master volume on the amp and it will go away. If it is present in profiles, that is how it was profiled. Just my opinion because who knows what you are hearing.
Edit ***If you hear it with recorded vocals, I have no idea what you are talking about.
What I mean with vocals, is that I hear it going THROUGH a guitar amp that I can also hear it with a guitar.
Not just clean vocals 
But thanks for understanding my point!
To you other guys on previous page: It has NOTHING to do with earwax or anything like that! Others have heard the "clipping/thunder/booming/noisy/artifact" sound... I showed the clip to my girlfriend and she heard it too after a couple of listens.
IT's not super obviousk, so YOU HAVE TO LISTEN CLOSELY!!!
As I said I can hear this whether I'm goign through Kemper, Microcube, Gallien Krueger, Bias Amp or even my EVH 5150.
I dont hear it on ALL settings tho! Some KEmper profiles are more or less than others, same with Bias.
Galilen Krueger is not super obvious either, and Microcube took a while until I could hear the noise.
5150 is pretty good too tho
Bias Amp has some settings with super noisy sound, and some that does not have it as much.
Google the amps you hear with this noise and see if they have a choke or resistor.
For the record, I can hear what he's talking about in both his clips and when I reamp his DI through my own plugins or KPA. It sounds like a few hundred milliseconds of brown noise under the pick attack.
For the record, I can hear what he's talking about in both his clips and when I reamp his DI through my own plugins or KPA. It sounds like a few hundred milliseconds of brown noise under the pick attack.
Thanks!
So, what's the issue, you think?
Not a clue. I get it once in a while, but not consistently enough to pinpoint a cause.
... and then there's the fact that commercial mixes, vocals and so on aren't sounding right for you either, Ceddy.
I mean, it's great that at least something's sounding good Rig-wise, so you'll have something you can play in the meantime (unlike last time!), but what about everything else?
Sounds terrific man.
Maybe, turn the "clean sens" to the right.
