[Tone Junkie] New 65 Princess Pack released today, demo inside

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    The 65 Princess Pack captures the tone of this very colorful example of a classic mid 60's American design. This pack captures those classic snappy American cleans and early breakup that made this circuit a favorite for blues, rock, indie, pop and everything in between. Profiles thru a 12 inch scumback this profile pack is comprised of essential snappy F***** Style cleans that every Kemper player should keep in their arsenal.

    I just grabbed these, and only had a little bit of time with them, through headphones, before work. I do have to say, however, that both the 65 Lowman and 65 Princess are great! I was kind of worried about buying them, without trying a sample, as I almost never do that. I liked your other packs, and think that your videos do an excellent job of showcasing the sounds available in your packs, though, so I took a chance.


    I play humbuckers about 90% of the time, and have had a lot more trouble finding Fender profiles I like than Marshall profiles I like. Both of these packs sound great with humbuckers. They are very articulate and respond to changes in picking dynamics really well. Between the two packs, I probably only found three profiles that didn't really work for me, and I still think those would work for single coils.


    The variety of tones available is impressive, too. I rarely play anything much heavier than Metallica, from when their hair was still long, but I really think that I could make it through an entire set with either of these profiles, which really surprised me. There are great cleans and edge of breakup, which I expected, but I was impressed by some of the crunch tones available. There are profiles with the gain from 0 to 6.5. There are plenty of profiles for rock in these two packs.


    Sorry for the rambling review, and for posting the same thing as a reply to two different posts, but I'm still half asleep. Great job with both of these packs!