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DOOOD, Sounds very good. I may be sold.
VESmedic":202tzz7k said:This thing blows the axe fx away in my opinion....With so many people profiling amps, Free downloading of profiles, and being able to do things with the kemper that the original amp couldn't even do!? Seriously, HOW do you beat this thing? Rackmount coming out? Kemper with a built in power amp? I am freakin sold......
I think what he is saying is you have infinite control over your amps. The Axe (And all modelers) are kind of a frozen in time, specific interpretation of an amp. With this thing you could profile the amp hundreds of times with every EQ setting, every channel, every option, etc... Not to mention profile amps that are not in the system. Randall RG100? Marshall 8100? Mesa .50+? Modelers don't model these amps, but you could profile them with the Kemper.jcj":22ygw11s said:VESmedic":22ygw11s said:This thing blows the axe fx away in my opinion....With so many people profiling amps, Free downloading of profiles, and being able to do things with the kemper that the original amp couldn't even do!? Seriously, HOW do you beat this thing? Rackmount coming out? Kemper with a built in power amp? I am freakin sold......
Ummmmm...not trying to be an ass here, but isn't that exactly what the Axe does?
I haven't been following the Kemper development; are the profiles essentially the same as an amp block in the Axe? Does it offer a similar level of tweakability?
If so, that's fairly amazing![]()
Shark Diver":3q8ao3kk said:I wonder how much of a player's technic comes through in the profiling? It would seem to be a big factor in what the Kempler is "hearing".
I do have to say, as much as I wanna hate-on the Axe-II, the thing runs incredibly deep. This Kemper unit looks very cool, but I'd be more impressed with its 2nd and 3rd gen releases than its inception release. The Axe-II isn't to me a replacement, it's an additive, and it's allowed me to record WAY more and play WAY more than before. But it doesn't match a 20thA XTC at 1 o'clock by any stretch of the imaginationShask":8o2c4njr said:I think what he is saying is you have infinite control over your amps. The Axe (And all modelers) are kind of a frozen in time, specific interpretation of an amp. With this thing you could profile the amp hundreds of times with every EQ setting, every channel, every option, etc... Not to mention profile amps that are not in the system. Randall RG100? Marshall 8100? Mesa .50+? Modelers don't model these amps, but you could profile them with the Kemper.jcj":8o2c4njr said:VESmedic":8o2c4njr said:This thing blows the axe fx away in my opinion....With so many people profiling amps, Free downloading of profiles, and being able to do things with the kemper that the original amp couldn't even do!? Seriously, HOW do you beat this thing? Rackmount coming out? Kemper with a built in power amp? I am freakin sold......
Ummmmm...not trying to be an ass here, but isn't that exactly what the Axe does?
I haven't been following the Kemper development; are the profiles essentially the same as an amp block in the Axe? Does it offer a similar level of tweakability?
If so, that's fairly amazing![]()
If you are into synths, I compare them as samplers vs. synthesis. This thing is more of a sampler where it plays back where it hears, where the Axe is more like a synthesis engine creating sounds.