Hi, I have a Kemper power head with one Kemper Kone. What out should I be using? Currently what sounds the best to me is the Monitor Out on Stacked. Monitor Git Processing and Git Studio sound very muffled and mid rangy but the Stacked is very chimmy and a little ice picky. Anyone have any suggestions on what Out I should be using and the setting it should be on?
Output for Kemper kone
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4m4d3u5 -
December 31, 2020 at 10:41 PM -
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I'll be getting a Kab soon.....awaiting the answer to this post too
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The Tupelo Flash You should give my question a like then.
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Hi, 4m4d3u5.
Try this.
Output section page [1/1]
Monitor Cab Off (selected - soft button lit)
Monitor Output: Master Mono
Output section page [8/8]
Kemper Kone (selected - soft button lit)
Monitor Cab Off (selected - soft button lit)
Imprint Select - Try different ones
What do you hear?
ST
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Thanks ST, it's Master Mono is very similar to the stacked I was using but this is probably the correct one I should be using. I will use this configuration for now unless someone else suggests something better.
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Hi again 4m4d3u5,
Re-read the Output Sources section in the Kemper manual. You'll find the Stack output doesn't contain any post amp effects.
Here's a link to the manual.
Kemper Manuals and Quick Start guides
Cheers,
ST
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I have a Kemper power head with one Kemper Kone. What out should I be using?
In case you are asking about physically connections, connect the Profiler Power Amp Output to the Kone.
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Use a speaker cable to connect the red SPEAKER OUTPUT of your PowerHead or PowerRack with the input of your KEMPER Kabinet.
If you own a second KEMPER Kabinet, use a second speaker cable to connect the output of the first KEMPER Kabinet with the input of the second KEMPER Kabinet.
Speaker cables have TS jacks (1/4 inch mono) and are normally thicker than instrument cables and not shielded. Speaker cables are marked and named as such. Check the description on the packaging.
Don't use instrument cables (like guitar cables) nor insert cables with two mono jacks on one side and one stereo jack on the other side for this puspose! Just had one client trying that ....
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Thank you ST
i will order a TS cable in preparation -
Thank you ST
i will order a TS cable in preparationTS speaker cable with 2 core wiring, normal TS cable will be sheilded, not 2 core
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ST... can you provide a link please ...so I get the right one...Thanks
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Hi, Tupelo Flash.
ST... can you provide a link please ...so I get the right one...Thanks
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All set?
ST
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Because it is not easy to see it from the outside, speaker cables are normally clearly offered and marked as such. If the description doesn't mention "spealer cable" in any language e.g. "Lautsprecherkabel", it's none.
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Thank You ST
Hi, Tupelo Flash.
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Thank You ST
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Relatively true... Instrument cable is capable to serve speaker, depending on section câble. Lots of quality instruments cable have big section and can be used for both, I'd say below 50W there is no risk