Posts by norcalEric

Quote from paults

Welcome to the forum!

What are you using to hear your Kemper?

I'm using JBL305s to monitor the Kemper.

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Welcome to the Party.

You may need to adjust the Clean Sens and Dist Sens on the Kemper. Download the manual and read more about those settings...

https://www.kemper-amps.com/downloads/5/User-Manuals

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This helps...namely pushing the clean sense. I thought that the common wisdom was to leave them near 0 but in one case pushing the CS to 3 and the dist sense to -3 had better response. I also increased the gain from 0 to 2 per Don's comment. Was still able to keep it clean without sounding "pushed"

Hi all,

New to the Kemper. Most of the time fender-y profiles with gain at 0 end up being too hollow, especially for my tele. Even though the tele has pretty hot pickups (Tom Andersons), I feel l need to do some major surgery on the profile. This goes for free or commercial profiles.

This happens with other lower gain profiles (say 2-3) but adding a light comp or adding my Keeley C4 in front and boosting the midrange really helps. However when profile gain is at or near 0, no amount of tweaking seems to restore that blackface spongy low end or warm top end. The highs are too crispy and the lows are too bloated. Any thoughts?