Posts by Sarasin

Quote from Ingolf

This.
Plus add the fact that the light mid pronounciation of the DXR 10 helps greatly on 'busy' or trebly stages and this also helps a lot of guitar players do the transition from guitar cabs to FRFR (which is difficult for guitarists anyway).
I also don't agree with @Eltzejupp at all about it being hyped.
The DXR 10 got a lot of love not by hype but by recommendation of several users and others having the same postitive experiences.
And it doesn't sound only ok for the price, it holds up well with much more expensive solutions.
Personally I got two Atomic CLR's as well, and still I use the DXR 10 live (because it sounds great and is convenient).

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Thanks for this feedback.
I have a QSC K12 that I purchased before buying the Kemper which was used for a keyboard and PA.
i found it too bass heavy, the low end a little too forward. I know I could EQ it but I never liked using it with the Kemper. Partially due to its size but mostly because of the way it sounded.

Reading these posts have really peaked my curiosity about the DXRs.

I like the idea of having two sets of monitors if i were doing professional mixes. I would love a set of old school NS10's

Quote from Pick909

In this price range the DXR10 is a real winner. I personnaly had QSC K10s and replaced them for DXR10s with no regrets apart for acoustic gigs where the QSC shine a little more IMHO.

So so what exactly made the DXR better than the K10?

I used to own Adam A7's which were a great value for the money, since I've upgraded to the Genelec I've really loved them.

There are definitely a lot of good options to consider besides the Genelec, but these are aren't going anywhere.

@'Webb

Hi
Genelec 8020a, they are exquisite. I can't recommend them enough, worth every penny. My only regret was I hadn't bought them sooner.

I have a very expensive guitar damaged by Fed Ex.

I know your pain!

Quote from Ingolf

Why do you get this impression? Surely Kemper can jump directly from 3.3 to 4.0.

Of course it can jump from 3 to 4 easily, but im just curios why release 3,3 today if 4 is about to drop any day?

Also: are you upgrading to 3.3? I'm waiting for 4

Could it be the amount of anxious people who cant wait?

Just curious,

3.3 beta was just released. Does that mean 4 is delayed?

You're probably right, I'm thinking of a different pedal. I've owned quite a few pedals and amps over the years.

Since getting a kemper, I haven't really used pedals or my amps

I still have my OKKO + Love the pedal and still use it, especially thru vintage fenders.

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quite a few great pedals I'm not ready to let go, since owning the Kemper they are loney.https://www.flickr.com/photos/naveaudio/

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https://flic.kr/p/DegwyzMatrix CFR12 cab & Mission EP1

You can't loose either way. I have a powered toaster and I love the look.

Ahh thanks

this is why I like this forum

I have way too many rigs loaded, it can take a while to go from A to Z.

In browse mode, when you turn the browse knob:

Possibly utizling the page buttons to jump to the next alphabet, ex: if you're on a rig name starting with ""L" press the page left button brings you to "K" or right page button brings you from "L" to "M"

Holding the left page would bring you home to the first rig and holding the right page would send you to the last rig names starting with "Z"

I bought my kemper amp just before they released the remote, I had a little wait but wasn't too bad. I ordered from the kemper site no issues.

I definitely am am happy I went with the kemper remote instead of an off brand.

Cheers!

Nice, I have a PT jr. too small to use for the Kemper remote

Thanks guys!

I would use zip long zip ties also if I were to use my pedal train.

Just curious, why the preference on mounting to the pedal train? I kinda like it just sitting on the floor.

Ever since I've had my powered version of the Kemper. When I shut the unit off and power down. I hear a small pop, is this normal? I never gave it much thought, but I wanted to hear from other users of the powered Kemper if they have similar experience. So far I've had no issues, and it has worked flawlessly.

Is this normal or should I possibly reach out to Kemper to fix it?

I have a non rack, powered version, using different cabs same result. I'm currently using a Matrix cab.

Thanks

I did the same thing when I put my remote and amp in the same bag. Im not worried about it. Chip in the corner, kinda gives it character.