Tone Breaking

Yes, you can get that kind of classic rock gain and Saturation.

There is an”Amp Compression” parameter that may give you what you are looking for.

Yes it should be no pb,

but you'll had to play a loud loud volume to get the feedback/ larsen thing, choose a long verb and a hint of delay

Sounds like a hot single coil to me ( much like Gilmour)

The sound and lyrical playing style reminds me of Pink Floyd, too, with a bit more gain.

gave a second listen, yes it's Very Gilmour inspired and I think there is a distortion box or drive involved, as well as some mix tricks

@3:36 I hear feedback caused by high volume and stategic placement of the guitar(pickup) in front of the speaker, in the right distance and with just the right angle to create the overtone.

While this can be done with the Profiler as well as with any amp, it requires high volume and a certain skill to create this effect.

hth

Or you can use a digitech freqout stomp box. I use this fine little box and you can create different feedbacktones at bedroomlevel. To realize it with the kpa you need to play very loud as written above.

Have a look at youtube.....

Cheers
Frank

I'm hearing a 1972 100 watt Hiwatt on 8.3.

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I'm hearing a 1972 100 watt Hiwatt on 8.3.

I was just getting ready to say it sounded like a hiwatt being boosted.

Digitech FreqOut?

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@3:36 I hear feedback caused by high volume and stategic placement of the guitar(pickup) in front of the speaker, in the right distance and with just the right angle to create the overtone.

While this can be done with the Profiler as well as with any amp, it requires high volume and a certain skill to create this effect.

hth

Exactly.

It's just [controlled] feedback. Hook up the KPA to a speaker loud enough and you can do that all day long. Of course, doing it exactly like that will be the tough part.