I'm not sure if he has a pack dedicated to that amp, but the Michael Britt (MBritt) BE100 profiles are excellent. You may have to look for them inside his various packs, as they usually feature multiple amps (often with multiple profiles of each amp) that fit a certain category rather than being dedicated to a particular amp... the packs are very affordable though.
Bert Meulendijk offers a great Friedman . Not expensive and versatile.
Bert Meulendijk's BE100 pack is outstanding. An incredible amount of different (and useful) settings, studio and merged, all great quality and versatile, good to tweak. Look out for that one, reasonable price at all.
breu, thanks for that one. Legendary 
You can use the discount code MATTFIGLOVE for the matt fig pack to get 50% off.
get the matt fig be 4pack it is great.
It seems the BE is a interesting Amp to profile and there are alot of options out there...I have yet to find one incredibly impressive...im a metal guy so my opinion was based on Heaviness, Tightness, Balance ect.
I have Played through and will rate/note what i think:
Amp Factorys - For now my favorite and most versatile for Clean - Mean tones.
Reampzone BE Deluxe - Near my favorite and they are free on Rig Exchange...great versatility for what he shared so good - check em.
Top Jimi - Just didnt vibe with these either had a blankety feel over the tones.
Bert Meulendijk - Was my first BE pack i played, lots of profiles and great tones out of this here as well!
Cililab (Midgain) - Not in my ballpark for the right tightness and heavyness.
Soundside.de - Usually decently done profiles but these just lacked the high end clarity so could get there with tweaks but out of box nah.
Tim Owens - Free profiles shared here o forum, There was sooooooooo many, done well in a studio but i just didnt catch any that vibed with me.
I literally just picked up Live Ready Sounds BE today ...will report back later on whats up.. However for over 400 profiles at 17 buck Promo currently i dont think there is a better deal. And im sure there is versatility included in the pack.
Theyetti1 Reampzone free on Rig Exchange?? I can't find these
hmm they must have taken them down, i didnt realize once up on the exchange that could be done...
Not sure if i would have the permission to share them...maybe ask Dan/reampzone himself?
Theyetti1 how was the live ready sound pack?
If you are a rock/hard rock player, I think Bert Meulendijk's is the definitive BE100 pack. Even for metal parts, I'd rather tweak his profiles a bit (scoop it slightly and add high end) instead of going for a metaller's pack (maybe because I'm so used to them). I seem to return to this pack all the time and it's all over the stuff I'm tracking these days.
And don't forget you can switch cabs to something you might like better.
To me it's the Cab that influences what you hear the most. The freq content and spectra.
And the Amp part is the one that you feel as a player, how responsive to your playing, articulation, pickups and so on.
And don't forget you can switch cabs to something you might like better.
To me it's the Cab that influences what you hear the most. The freq content and spectra.And the Amp part is the one that you feel as a player, how responsive to your playing, articulation, pickups and so on.
i commented on another post that swiching cabs can really help with the profile sound,and a user commented this.....
"The algorithm to separate the cab from the amp is not perfect, therefore the result won't be "kosher" (wouldn't sound like this combination in real-life). That doesn't mean it can't sound great"
Yeah i can see how people can say that. Just depends on your personal mindset...
In my case i enjoy the kemper because of its pureness, i dont prefer to build tones from the very ground up.
When you hear a profile you are aware of whats its supposed to be structured from. If you end up liking it and choose not to touch or adjust much it will be as authentic as possible to the real deal.
Some folks can get too intense about it, which is fine its just their take on it. People treat it like were back in the VHS Tapes days...the original tape is the best offering/quality ect. You make a copy, adjust a few things and you now have a "Degenerated" copy of that original tape/tone. Another copy/adjustment then again your further away from the original.
For me, i dont see it completely like that, over the last few months i have taken a few Cabs from profiles i know that deliver the right sound to my ears and if i run into a profile that doesnt have everything i want, ill drop it into that cab and see if i like it. 90% of the time i turn out loving the profile then..even if i broke its genetic code lol just depends on your own personal taste.
I actually have a BE100 and the Bert Mullendijk profiles are the closest IMHO.
I bought Bert’s BE pack & it sounds good but is very bassy IMO. I wonder how it will sound with a power amp & real cab?
I bought Bert’s BE pack & it sounds good but is very bassy IMO. I wonder how it will sound with a power amp & real cab?
i think all depend on your cab/monitors,on my m-audio those profiles doesnt sound bassy.
i think all depend on your cab/monitors,on my m-audio those profiles doesnt sound bassy.
I have 2 small M Audio BX5’s at home & am going to try some of these profiles at rehearsal into a 4x12
I have 2 small M Audio BX5’s at home & am going to try some of these profiles at rehearsal into a 4x12
i have the same monitors,but then could be your guitar,i have a Fender Strat with Seymour JB on the bridge,if the profiles sound too boomy try to raise the definition button or lower the bass a bit.
