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NAD: KPA
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I went through the same before I bought mine. So pleased I pulled the trigger.
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Congrats, @Cthulhu, and welcome to the family.
First tip...put aside some time and read the KPA's Basic and Reference Manuals. When you are finished, read through them once again.
P.S. -- this isn't meant in jest, nor to discourage asking any and all questions, here on this forum. I just really feel it is great practice. I read the manuals cover to cover, before i even received my KPA. The knowledge I gained really gave me a jump start in developing a deep understanding to the functions and capabilities of this fantastic amp.
Cheers,
John -
Welcome to the Family!
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Congrats, @Cthulhu, and welcome to the family.
First tip...put aside some time and read the KPA's Basic and Reference Manuals. When you are finished, read through them once again.
P.S. -- this isn't meant in jest, nor to discourage asking any and all questions, here on this forum. I just really feel it is great practice. I read the manuals cover to cover, before i even received my KPA. The knowledge I gained really gave me a jump start in developing a deep understanding to the functions and capabilities of this fantastic amp.
Cheers,
JohnI've been doing just that. It really is a must. I am very happy with it so far.
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Welcome and enjoy!
You'll love it!
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Welcome!
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I've been doing just that. It really is a must. I am very happy with it so far.
or use my strategy...buy a kemper...find 2 profiles you like best that came with the presets, tweek it like you would with preamp/effects...and use only those for the first year..and be very happy with it
I just bought some new profiles...and even more happier with it.
Still havent started the Manual yet, or profiling myself, to me its a "what comes in the box is great" machine. -
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