Without adding, buying, installing or any other method other than using the Kemper is there any way to get more pouch out of it. Similar to a true tube amp. My Kemper sounds great, just wondering how to get that much more out of her…that punch you in the chest feel of a real tube amp.
mojo
Play it through a guitar cabinet instead of your monitors?
thanks but already do that
Since you are playing through a guitar cab, do you turn it up as loud as a tube amp has to be to punch you in the chest? If it is not a powered Kemper, what power amp are you using?
That punch you are looking for comes from output wattage into a good guitar cabinet. If your power amp or head can not produce this then either the power of the amp is not enough for you, or you have the Kemper's volume/Master volume set too low. Remember however that good tone does not always have to be loud and punchy to be good.... Being older usually promotes this mindset Ive noticed... 
I made some experimental direct profiles of a couple of my Mesa/Boogies, and using my KPA powered rack into a 4x12 there was no shortage of punch.
... and if all else fails, Guido's heavy profiles have as much if not more punch than any others I've heard, IMHO.
The energy of these profiles is palpable at any volume.
Check also that the Cabinet profile is off!
Oh yeah - double-dipping will suck the hummus out of your bowl, the mojo from your tone or even the blow from your stack in a hurry, and nobody likes a blown stack.
And oh yea, where do I find the Guido profiles you speak of???
May I ask you, which kind of profiles are you using? Mostly clean, or crunch or high gain? Or all of them?
I also play directly into a guitar cab, and what helped me a lot, was to change the eq-parameters in the monitor output section.
Also, in case you are talking about high gain, I found the ENGL Steve Morse 6 profile by Troy Ellis in the rig exchange. This profile is the only one I discovered until now, which has this punch and depth I was looking for. Don't know, maybe this helps...
Cheers
Another thing to keep in mind is that sounds you make at room level won't sound good at band level and in the mix. If you feel they are thin, you should exaggerate with the low-mids when preparing them at home\studio, or better tweak them in the context they will be used and at volume.
Also, become friend with the Definition and Clarity, they can make wonders!
HTH
I can make friends with definition and clarity…I hear their cool and like to play well with others 
I will also check the eq parameters in the output monitor section. I am basically three different types of profiles, clean mid gain and high gain a variety of all kinds. I play all styles of music but I am getting closer to the sound. I will keep you posted of changing events.
Profile your own tube amps, ideally with a DI from an attenuator or the like so you can get exactly their sound when played back through you cab. Nothing else is going to convince you that the Kemper is the real deal.
