I tend to lower the distortion more & more these days. But if I want some Highgain Tone I go for Guidorist's JSX. I think the profile is called JSX Ultra or similar... It's highgain but smooth at the same time. Harsh sounds are not my cup of tea, even not when I feel I have do go extreme^^.
For lower gain stuff (lead also) I use MBritt's profiles and will check out the Bert Meuldendijk profiles soon.
TAF JCM800 from the Marshall pack all time favourite and ive been using it for 2 years live now 
Hmm, what am I doing wrong. I find nothing searching under Guidorist, and only this under JSX....
Ah sry, didn't know you didn't know. The profiles I recommended are all commercial profiles. For free stuff there are several threads you might want to check. I personally (as well as many others here) like the Bogner Shiva from RE.
TAF JCM800 from the Marshall pack all time favourite and ive been using it for 2 years live now
+1, great amp from TAF!
Ah sry, didn't know you didn't know. The profiles I recommended are all commercial profiles. For free stuff there are several threads you might want to check. I personally (as well as many others here) like the Bogner Shiva from RE.
Hi,
I've got nothing against paying for commercial profiles....it's just that often it's a leap of faith to buy a bundle....it's a pity there isn't a way to have a time-limited trial and then you pay for permanent access. Could be a revenue stream for Kemper - they enable that functionality and keep a percentage of the bundle price or something
That said, is it this bundle? http://www.guidorist.com/en/product/kem…files-jsx-v2-0/ They're are very good value.....what of Guidorist's profile have you tried, and what do you think?
Cheers,
Andy
If you like JSX sounds, try the ACM JSX rigs on the Exchange. I use an edited version of C5 for some high gain sounds.
Hi,
I have all of his profiles and they're all good. To get more information and see which work for highgain take a look here:
[Guidorist] For the price of a coffee | New amps w/ samples: Me Boo MV(Marco Sfogli) & more
You'll find a lot of user reviews.
I agree, bying profiles at times is a bit of trial and error. But this shows how all of our tastes can differ. I think reading the reviews and give some brands that seem to work a try is the way. As I said, I have found what I like so far, and I will stick with these profiles as I want to play more rather than shop :). But imagine you would need to go through this process with real amps at real prices, so we're somewhat spoiled I guess^^.
Hi Fireloogie,
I think you've pointed me in the direction of a winner! If I get on well with them, I might ask Guidorist about my special wish of a dual profile of an OR15 with 5150 II which used to be my fave combination of real amps
I'm going to start with the JSX pack and go from there
Cheers,
Andy
Let us hear if it works for you 
Do you mean "ACM-JSX C3 MEMO5"?
Yes - that is the one. Sorry about that!
Hmm, what am I doing wrong. I find nothing searching under Guidorist,
Well i have some (and also of other) and every for the price of a beer. Don't drink coffee 
I love the Vendras for clean sparkling sounds
For more rock I use Lemon and Me Boo MV25
But all are awesome. Even I do not use it in live performance I like to study them.
You'll find a lot of user reviews.
... and Monkey's "Balls 'n All" review is not to be missed! 
... and I will stick with these profiles as I want to play more rather than shop
Nonsense, 'Loogie.
You and I both know you'd rather buy a pack than a coffee any day of the week. 
I've used the MBritt Marshall Rock++ for a long time.
I agree with the JCM800 from Marshall pack TAF, but do not forget Djemass ones ( MarkIIC+).
IMHO lead tone are the most easiest tones to dial on a KPA, it's often more difficult to find a warm, chimey and transparent slight crunch or clean for humbuckers pickups for instance.
I agree with the JCM800 from Marshall pack TAF, but do not forget Djemass ones ( MarkIIC+).
IMHO lead tone are the most easiest tones to dial on a KPA, it's often more difficult to find a warm, chimey and transparent slight crunch or clean for humbuckers pickups for instance.
Agree! But I like the Mark V:25 profiles from GRS better. I just made a video using it for leads that I'll post here soon (probably Monday).
On a similar note, can't wait for someone to profile the new Mesa JP-2C amp!
And here's the video, as promised:
