Just got my Kemper toaster from "Wild Guitars" near Tel Aviv. Highly recommend them...unfortunately Israel is a mess of mediocre stores, each carrying specific and limited brands different from everyone else...no one stop shopping for us. But Wild Guitars was great! Looking forward to really digging in to the unit. Right now I'm messing with the chorus and delays, and I'm really digging the choices, the quality, and the ease of tweaking. The amps I tried so far really clean up nicely when the gain knob is backed off...the unit of course looks fabulous as well. My guitars are a PRS 513, Godin LGX-SA, 80s Washburn Acoustic, Ovation Elite Standard, old 70s pre-lawsuit Ibanez Les Paul copy, and an Ibanez Six String Bass (the one that's tuned like a guitar, only an octave down). Couple of interesting vintage pieces - an old Ibanez DM1000 digital delay, Symetrix 501 compressor, and an Aphex Aural Exciter Type C. Don't really use them at the moment but can't bring myself to get rid of them...anyway, I feel privileged to have one of these units, and to be a part of this community....
Shalom from Jerusalem!
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Welcome!
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Welcome to the wonderful world of the Kemper!
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Hi welcome to the forum
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Welcome to the forum!
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welcome to the gang
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Welcome and have fun
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Welcome!
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Welcome have fun!
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Welcome and enjoy !
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Shalom, Onion!
Before you ditch the Symetrix and Aphex, why not try Profiling them?
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Hello and welcome.
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Shalom, Onion!
Before you ditch the Symetrix and Aphex, why not try Profiling them?
Well...since I've schlepped these things around forever, they're probably safe...but at some point in the future, I could look into that. I want to dig in a bit regarding the basics of the unit first.
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Welcome to the forums!
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Hi and Welcome
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Welcome!
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Greetings and welcome to the forum!
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
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welcome and take care, you may become addict to kemper : )
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