For my view of proper metal tone! Is it ok for your liking now? 
That's what i meant about explaining myself all the time, i didn't say that i was offended by you, it's just tiring to have to clarify things more and more, when it's obvious (to everyone except you i suppose) that what i say is only my opinion 
I respect everyone's point of view and opinion, you can say whatever you want, but accept that you can be wrong sometimes. If you had just made the simplest thing and read the manual you would know the truth and you wouldn't insult me about making dubious statements.
"Pure Cabinet
Mic'ed cabinets often have an unpleasant, “phasey” sound in the high-end frequencies, that is not found when you listen to a cabinet directly, without a microphone. "Pure Cabinet" will gently polish the sound of the virtual (mic'ed) cabinet to bring it closer the sound of the direct cabinet. The fundamental character of the sound will still be maintained."
Bold sentence is exactly what i said, nothing more nothing less. So about which dubious statements you accuse me for? And besided this, are you some kind of lawyer for Kemper team or something?
So what you said, "If you don't want too much of the mic characteristics in your tone and want less "phasey" result, LOWER settings of pure cab will do the trick with high gain profiles too." is completely wrong. According to the manual, f you don't want this phasey result you should increase settings of pure cab to increase it's effect and minimize this phasey high end frequency and mic characteristics. The manual says it, not me
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I really considered not to answer, but your post is very mean and twisting the truth, if you have closer look.
I have not read anything from you before. I don't know why and I don't care if you think you have to explain yourself "all the time". But no big problem for me, this is called conversation. Maybe its just a language barrier, but you seem to be easily pissed, with no reason. And then you get vicious.
With "dubious statement" I refer to this: "...that's why kemper team created this feature, to make the transition smoother". Pure cabinet is a unique key feature from the Kemper, that I simple love. Has nothing to do, if one is used to cabs and need some kind of "transition" to miced cab sound or something.
Quote from Kemper: "Kemper collected a lot of feedback from professional guitar players from around the globe regarding their take on the Pure Cabinet sound. They all love it and would not switch it off anymore." So it seems, that at least a few other people are still hanging in transition mode 
EDIT: It's of course nonesense to say Kemper developed the feature only because the (stupid) user needs some kind of transition. But for sure you can tell us, where you have your information from. Could it be, they created that unique feature, cause it enables the user to get closer to pure cab tone on recordings...
And no, I am not the lawyer of Kemper team. That's really childish way of talking to each other.
So you are saying I have not read the manual and have to accept that I am wrong? Am I wrong, really? Let's find out, boy!
The sentence from me, that you declare as wrong simple is not. You are trying very hard to misconstrue, aren't you? What I said in the context is, that you can get the same benefits from pure cab on high gain sounds (like many use on lower gain settings) if you be careful and use LOWER settings. So as I have written: "...pure cab will do the trick with high gain profiles too." Of course you get less microphone character and less "phaseyness" with higher settings, but compared to pure cab off, lower settings still do, what I have written (the word "too" at the end of the sentence is helpful here for understanding). Very easy to understand, hope you get it now.
Anyway you should try to calm down, your way of writing is a bit belligerent. But I think I will stop here, good luck with your attitude in real life...
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