99% of the time, I run the Main output (in mono mode)into a Bose L1. I have the Bose to the right of me, side washed across the stage. Since the Bose is tall, i can still hear myself when I play at a much lower volume than with a regular cab. I have also used the monitor out (cab sims off) into a poweramp and 1-12 guitar cab. It is not as versatile, but is a simple set up for a tight stage.
I have my vocal monitor in front of me, and prefer to have my guitar sound coming from a different direction - side washing makes it much easier on the sound tech, and puts more guitar in the PA.
Wet - delay tempos, etc. are controlled by me. But, I don't have reverb programmed in my live sounds(other than a cavernous surf-style special effect). Reverb pushes the guitar back into the mix - the sound tech can do that with mixer channel volume, and the actual room provides enough reverb for me.
Monitor out to wedge (whatever is available, though we have a spare K12 in the band...hope to be able to get my Camper back soon...) and main outs to FOH.
I've elected not to use an FRFR in a live scenario and have been A/Bing an EHX Magnum 44 and VHT 1X12 or Tech 21 Power Engine 60. I need someplace to set my head and so far have kinda liked the slightly more amp like experience they give me. I plan to send a direct out to the board on the 2 gigs I have later this month and keep the cab onstage with me.
I run the main outs to FOH. For my personal monitoring I get very good results using a cheap Fender Mustang III via monitor out (cab sim off) tilted behind me or from the side or a (more expensive) Yamaha DXR 10 Wedge (cab sim on) facing me directly.
The 2nd setup is my standard.
The 3rd is my favorite.
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I use the Kemper main out to FOH and the Kemper monitor out to an EV SXA250 (monitor volume controlled on stage).
The 2nd setup is my standard.
The 3rd is my favorite.
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May I ask why you use the Mackie? Just for volume control or you mix other sources in?
Thanks
Main left out to FOH monitor out to QSC K10.
May I ask why you use the Mackie? Just for volume control or you mix other sources in?
Thanks
1/ Acoustic guitar insert
2/ Checking the levels
3/ Simulation of the chain that goes to the FOH
Thx! 
I have a Valvulator in my pedalboard, too. I like the subtle effect it has on guitar tone. it isn't there to add "tubeyness" to the Kemper - I use it with my Marshall, too.
Small venues: RCF TT08 behind me like a backline amp
Larger PA gigs: AER Compact 60 in front of me like a monitor wedge
The Kemper (controlled by a rocktron midi mate) into a QSC K10 powered speaker. I love the K10, I can point it towards the audience and it has plenty of volume and headroom, or lay it down as a wedge pointing back at me. It's light at 32 pounds and has plenty of bass. Though someone doing the 7 string thing might want to step up to the K12. Best part is that the frequency response doesn't seem to change even when monitoring at a low level. Since it has two inputs, the second also having a mic or line level input, I have some flexibility, if I ever want to do a coffee house type of solo gig. It can be pole mounted as well.
The 2nd setup is my standard.
The 3rd is my favorite.
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Curious sounds like you're not as fond of the Atomic CLR!!! 
Curious sounds like you're not as fond of the Atomic CLR!!!
The picture doesn't show an Atomic CLR but it's predecessor Atomic FR.
I use the Kemper main out to FOH and the Kemper monitor out to an EV SXA250 (monitor volume controlled on stage).
How do you find the EV ? I'm looking at the SX200 as I have the Ambrosi power insert
Main out l/r xlr to foh. Main out left tr to frfr rcf active 10" sma facing me cab sim on. And for more punch behind me a boogie 2x12 real cab with a poweramp behind me at monitor out and cab sim off.
cheers
Frank
Got it!
