I known this is different depending on playing style, profile, pickups, etc. But...
Is there a general consensus on average of where the "edge of breakup" is in general for most Kemper rigs?
What do you all feel like is the approximate range , i.e. 2.7- 3.2 etc. ? Or more precise?
For single coil?
For humbucker?
Discuss and enjoy!
Thanks!!! 
If a non-Master volume amp is turned up all the way, and profiled, It also depends on the volume knob setting of the guitar.
If a non-Master volume amp is turned up all the way, and profiled, It also depends on the volume knob setting of the guitar.
But what does that translate to in the kempers gain knob?
The last time I heard a non-master volume amp get turnt, lol, it was way broken up.
There's no way to tell - pickups, their output their height make a lot of difference. And I think there is also a difference between the different profiles. Find a profile you like best and dial to taste with your guitar 
That's such a variable thing, no way to tell. The Kemper picks up so well those tones, that different amps, while at that point in gain ( 2.7- 3.2 on the Kemper) have vastly different saturation levels: some amps on the edge of breakup at this level sound fairly clean, some much more saturated in the gain structure at those levels on the Kemper. This is once again a testament to how precise and accurate the Kemper is.
