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We're happy to announce the availability of a new profile pack for the Kemper Profiling Amplifier -- the "Phil 100" Pack. These profiles seek to recreate the sound of a Friedman Phil X Signature head (100 Watts). Speakers Used During the Profiling Process: Celestion Vintage 30, 1970 Celestion 25W Greenback, 1967 Celestion 20W GreenbackMin to Max Gain Range (Scale: 0 to 10): 2 to 8 Profile Type: Studio, Merged Comments: To me, these profiles are tonally somewhere between a modded 80's Marshall and a more modern sound. More gain available than vintage amps. These profiles work equally-well with humbucker or single-coil pickups. This pack is a really cool blend of vintage and modern tones. Friedman Phil X Signature Background Info: The amp is a 100-Watt, single channel, EL34-powered tone machine. The amp features three selectable preamp gain/tone voicings and a selectable 120V/90V power supply switch (acts like a VARIAC). Profiles available here
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Top Jimi "Phil 100" Pack
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No BS, no EQ magic tricks, guitars and pick ups shown , single coil and Hum's
Just Jimi wailing with the wail face and straight into a DAW with no bullshit.
Jimi you magnificent SOB
Thank you
again thank you sir
Ash
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Could be a reason to forget my planned abstinence from buying.
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top jimi profiles always delivers ..will check them out ..
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Part of what makes them sound so good is the Vikings jacket! \m/
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the les paul 20 watters sound amazing
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AWESOME!!!
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Awesome les paul and telecaster sound !
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Great Friedman set - really top cabs too. These classic 20 and 25 watt greenback cabs work really well on all kinds of profiles.
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My experience about this..... I tried this package for weeks and I'm really very satisfied. These profiles have a lot of dynamics and are also excellent for blues sounds, similar to the typical Joe Bonamassa Les Paul sound. Simply lower the volume of the guitar and adjust the equalization a bit.