... buy a KPA!
Since I bought the KPA did I NOT got any other TubeAmp, Modeller not even a new guitar - the Kemper has this much options!
In addition did I got rid of all my other digital modelers (AxeFx II, Line6 HD500, H&K Zentera, Torpedo VB101).
The end of GAS?
Maybe.
(All I want is a footcontroller 
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....Your tips are confusing.. one of your last tips was to "go play through a tube amp".. now you say to sell them.
Should be tip #10 - ignore tip#9
Display More... buy a KPA!
Since I bought the KPA did I NOT got any other TubeAmp, Modeller not even a new guitar - the Kemper has this much options!
In addition did I got rid of all my other digital modelers (AxeFx II, Line6 HD500, H&K Zentera, Torpedo VB101).
The end of GAS?
Maybe.
(All I want is a footcontroller
Well, if you're lucky enough to already have a great FRFR system or a good PA and cab when you get your KPA, then yes, the GAS (for amps and cabs) is most likely over.
I'm still using my old hi-fi system with the KPA, so I still need to spend another ~1000EUR on FRFR to really understand and appriciate what it has to offer. I did actually order an RCF ART321A in the end, but when, after 2 days the company told me that they forgot to send it to me, I got angry and canceled it, and right after that just decided to wait a little more and possibly find another place to order from.
Long story short, considering the prices and everything, a really great sounding KPA setup - in my opinion - is not cheaper at all than a quality tube amp setup, actually it might even cost a little more if you are going for a similar feel with FRFR than you'd go for with a tube amp/cab.
is not cheaper at all than a quality tube amp setup, actually it might even cost a little more
...if you compare it with a single tube amp....if you compare it to the 300+ that are available, not.
....Your tips are confusing.. one of your last tips was to "go play through a tube amp".. now you say to sell them.
I don't recommend to sell tube amps - I still own all the tube amps I owned before I bought the KPA - but I sold all modeling stuff.
And I don't say 'go buy tube amps' - but it's important to play one form time to time.
There are a lot of guitar players using modeling gear since day 1 and it's a great experience to play via a loud nice tube amp next to you.
In the end are we all after this sound - we all try to model or profile great tube amps.
The difference between other modelers I used and the KPA is:
After spending hour and hour tweaking I thought - great tone - the next day when I compared to my tube amps I did not like the sound of the other modelers.
The KPA sounds CAN sound like a great tube amp next to you - and that is the sound I love - and for this do I need special profiles and large speakers vs. profiles sounding like miked amps - which is also fine when you are after this.
Never and end to gas, though it lessons or changes.
Since the axe-fx, I don't even look at pedals anymore. I also don't buy any more tube amps and have sold almost all of them.
I still look at modellers though, axe2 and kemper in the house, still got a G5 to mess with. Just another tool in the toolbox.
Sold 2 and bought 2 guitars in the last month.
