I'd appreciate that too, Snake.
I'm particularly interested to see how the kazillion-awesome-amps-vs-Kemper thing goes, and what you end up doing in the long run in terms of what you keep, what you play and so on.
Thanks man, and good luck!
Thanks man! 
I'm pretty curious myself though I don't think I'll sell my tube amps. I'm a collector. 
Seriously Ben,
I'm looking forward to following this thread after you've spent some time with your Kemper and see how you feel down the road.
Keep us updated.
Thanks, of course I'll keep you updated.
I wanna know what sort of car Snake's gonna buy after he profiles all his amps and sells 'em. LOL
I don't want another car... 
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My main amp for years was a 60s Blackface Vibrolux. I had two and a 60s Deluxe Reverb. I thought I would never sell them, after profiling them now I do miss them but yes they are gone.
I've kept my Deluxe Reverb, you have to hang onto at least one good tube amp, just because.
I intend to keep 'em all
Would love to see some more quality Orange profiles!
That's one of the (numerous) big gaps I'm seeing in terms of profile availability.
Yeah, I've only seen Orange profiles on the Rockerverb and the AD30. There're more to come I hope...
Nice cave @Bensnake! Wait till the new kid on the block gets there, the others will get a little dusty.
Thanks, man! That's what I'm afraid of though I don't think it'll happen. Nothing's like turning big knobs on a real tube beast... I'm really looking forward to make som cool profiles myself. I don't think there are any made of the Orange Custom Shop 50 and/or the OR100.
I really think I need a modern, digital device in the cave...
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Thanks all for your wise inputs and warm welcomes. Now it's up to me, I guess... I feel like the toaster would look so much cooler together with my tube heads in the mancave. On the other hand the reason I buy the Kemper is for playing live with the band. So a rack would be more suitable. Aaahh!
Maybe having both is the solution...?
Thanks for input! I think I'll go for the toaster after all... I'm not using any other rack gear so a toaster in the Thomann rack together with the Remote should be perfect for safe transport.
Hi folks! First time poster here. I'm about to order a Kemper but can't really deside whether to buy the toaster or the rack version. Just when I think I've made up my mind, I go; 'or should I go for the other one instead...?'. I need some serious input from you experts. I'm aware of the differences (no leds for the tone knobs and no modulation knobs on the rack version). I will use it in my cover band, both live and for practice. If I'll go for the toaster, I'm gonna buy the Thon rack from Thomann where I can put the Remote as well.
Right now I'm more into the head version. So what say you?
Thanks,
/Snake from Sweden
