Display MoreHi guys,
I'm not _yet_ a Kemper Amp owner, but I will be with not doubt. It's the very next thing on my wish list.
But until then, I spend a lot of time on the internet to watch all videos, to listen some demos, etc...
I wish I could find some HD videos or audio of A/B files between the real amps and the kemper profiles... but I was also wondering, how close a Kermper profile could be from a real amp with a different guitar?
Apparently (correct me if I'm wrong), the refine process depends of the guitar? So, how close is the kemper amp with different guitars on the same Profile?
I'm quite sure a lot of (potential) future owners would love to be able to download some 24bits/44.1kHz A/B files to listen and compare them
Any thoughts?
Phil
hi.
here's a link to the fantastic review done by the Anderton's guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?f…er_embedded&v=mAuY9OyMsdg
in the details about the video you'll find flac audio files.
although I can understand your desire to research the Profiler as throroughly as possible, no video or sample will give you the experience of playing one. The feel and dynamics can only be judged fully when you plug into one and hear your fingers and guitar come through as they should (and instantly lose a couple of hours...).
About your other question, I can tell you that I have quite a range of instruments here, ranging from very low output lipstick single coils, the usual SD offerings, P90s, Alumitones etc. all the way to a Bill Lawrence L500XL and EMG81s.
The very dynamic nature of the profiles makes the Profiler react to different kinds of pickups/guitars as a tube amp would.
Keep in mind that the main profiling part is done with test signals hard wired into the Profiler.
regards
Don