Best Amp Factory Profiles?

Quote from old crow

What year is your Deluxe ?

it's rather new, and it's not fender... i'll provide more info when i'll upload the profiles. cheers

not aiming to further derail this thread, but since i already did: the deluxe profile is up now.

Quote from lightbox

As someone else stated before, the 1963 Fender Vibrolux Brownface from TAF is probably the best profiled amp so far. It has the most beautiful tone and break up I can imagine, just plain fun to play.
It's part of the Vintage & Rare Amp Collection, which is a real bargain when you see the content and its quality.

Nice demo track:
http://www.soundcloud.com/david-dyer/kem…ofiling-amp-amp

Cheers,
Martin

Absolute BEAST tone you're getting with that profile. Must be the Burstbuckers. Can't wait to get my hands on an LP

Quote from Garrincha

And don't get me even started about the Trainwreck. This is a very distinctive sound heard on many records of which I previously didn't even know they used a Trainwreck

I'm curious what records you can place the TRAINWRECK on????

My best profiles are all from the amp factory:

- Evil Robot Phil X (incredible sound, very versatile for all guitars)
- JCM800 mod (very good clean similar to plexi, then distorted sound good for '80s hard rock such as Whitesnake, Iron Maiden...)
- Marshall Superlead plexi (sounds good from SRV, Jimi Hendrix up to Zeppelin, and also beautiful clean)
- Mesa boogie MarkIIC (for modern high gain)
- Fender Bassman '59 (classic tweed sound, also good for classic rock Hendrix, SRV)
- Toneking Imperial (very vintage hot blues sound)
- Marshall AFD (good overall clean, aggressive GNR sound to be used with humbucker guitar)

I tried but dislike:

- Mesaboogie Lonestar Special
- Marshall JTM66
- Fender Tremoverb
- Marshall JMP MKII
- Toneking Galaxy
- EVH5150 (I prefer the free rig TAF - Van /m Halen)

Quote from webdiver

I keep coming back to the '59 Bassmann profile. Clean/Clean+

I know that this is an old post but I am curious to know,specifically which profile you are referring to. I don't see it on the exchange.

these are no free profiles
but theres a some set on the download page from kemper
where you can try some for free
look at downloads,
Rig Packs,
The Amp Factory Rig Pack I, II & III
For money all packs are very good but i think
the last pack is outstanding good from TAF

Yes, packs 9 and 10 are really fantastic and cover pretty much everything you could ever need (unless you play djent).

I have nearly everything Andy has done, My all time favourite from him is the Marshall pack the profiles in there are just incredible. Also like Sam mentioned pack 9 and 10 are very good as these used his new profiling technique.