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Here is my setup...for now.
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Nice looking cabs.
Display MoreThanks,
Here is my setup...for now.
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Nice looking cabs.
Hey Gibson,
Not the guitars I'd expect with a name like that but a great surprise. Nice Andy collection!
Hey Gibson,
Not the guitars I'd expect with a name like that but a great surprise. Nice Andy collection!
I used to be a big Gibson guy back in the 80s/90s. I fell in love with Anderson guitars a few years back and play them exclusively. Great fit for me.
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Thanks,Here is my setup...for now.
Fixed.
Nice looking cabs.
Thanks Nakedzen!!
Hey guys, received my kemper rack a little over a month ago. Awesome device. What is your current setup? Pics are a plus
Here is my setup:
Kemper Rack > (2) Alto TS115A powered speakers
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Great Setup...
Why did you choose These alto speakers?
I used to be a big Gibson guy back in the 80s/90s. I fell in love with Anderson guitars a few years back and play them exclusively. Great fit for me.
I used to be Andersonguy on the forums. I don't have one anymore but really really want to get my hands on one again.
Great guitars, great company!
Great Setup...
Why did you choose These alto speakers?
Thanks! Honestly for the price the Alto speakers are hard to beat. Sound great, build quality is way better than I expected. IMHO, I cant justify spending 2-3 times more for other speakers. I suggest checking them out at your local music store. Put them up against other speakers and see if you can justify the additional cost for other speakers.
Hello,
I put the amp and the speaker of a FBT verve 8ma in a diy guitar Cabinet.
It look more like a guitar amp and i get more low end with this cab (it's 30 liters instead of 14).
I'm very happy with it
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Salut
Very simple setup here: Music Man Luke II, KPA, Atomic CLR powered cab, Roland FC-300.
Just upgraded, now using 2x JBL PRX612M on p.a. stands and Alto TS112A as floor monitor. JBL's sound huge, works awesome with Kemper and also Roland TD12. Loving my setup.
Been awhile, thought I would update. For live/band use: Kemper into my Line 6 G90 Wireless unit, 2 Yamaha DXR 12's, and my Ground Control pro for MIDI switching. About as simple as you can get in my opinion. At home, I run my Kemper into Sonar for my DAW, Focusrite Forte audio interface( FANTASTIC unit, sounds insane), 2 Adam A5x's, and an Adam Sub 8 for the low end. can't beat it, sounds great
JBL PRX612M
Just upgraded, now using 2x JBL PRX612M on p.a. stands and Alto TS112A as floor monitor. JBL's sound huge, works awesome with Kemper and also Roland TD12. Loving my setup.
How do you like the Altos (e.g. compared to the Jbl) ?
How do you like the Altos (e.g. compared to the Jbl) ?
You get what you pay for. No regrets tho. I'm looking at another alto to complete my setup. For band practice its fine, for gigs then perhaps need a pair. Its definately good but jbl is a notch or 2 better than the alto. Jbl has awesome bass response but not the best in-terms of connectivity.
No pics, sorry...
KPA Rack in a 4U Gator molded shallow case with a 1U breakout panel. The breakout panel has connectors for AC power (PowerCon), 7-pin MIDI and two XLR main outs. Behind the breakout panel is a 1U rack tray which hold the power supply and phantom-power splitter for the 7-pin MIDI connection, plus a pair of inline XLR pads to bring the KPA main outputs down to mic level.
The 7-pin MIDI feeds an FAMC LF+ 12+.
KPA rack is definitley the way to go!
Hi all,
My first post since I got my KPA about a month ago. This thing is incredible. I've been playing in bands for over 45 years and this is without a doubt the best new piece of gear I have ever bought. I am currently in a 5-piece cover band and, up until now, was a confirmed tube amp junkie. My rig for the last two years has been a PRS CE-24 with 57/08's into a SF Princeton Reverb and/or '67 Vibrolux Reverb. My pedal-board consists of an Ethos OD, Timmy, TCE Flashback Delay and vintage Boss CE-2 Chorus, running into a Line6 G-50 wireless. The Kemper will soon be replacing everything except the G-50 and guitar. I have already gigged twice with it, running it A/B/Y with my old rig. I run it direct into the Presonus board and from there into FOH QSC K-12's and a Yorkville powered sub. The Presonus has separate monitor mixes so I can control how much guitar I want in my JBL vocal monitor. Nothing but compliments on my sound so far.
I have just received an FCB1010 and the Uno4Kemper chip so plan to have the KPA ready to go into performance mode by our next gig. I found a great Anvil case that is almost a perfect fit ($50 eBay purchase) and built a stand for the Kemper out of Baltic plywood and painted with black Duratex. Since I run our sound from stage, I wanted the Kemper close at hand so came up with this design. When the PA rack is all set up, the KPA is almost chest-high. I drilled dimples into the top that the KPA's rubber feet fit into so it will not move around. It only took about 3 hours in the workshop.
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I love the sense of community and helpfulness on this forum and hope to be able to contribute.
Cheers,
Don
Display MoreHi all,
My first post since I got my KPA about a month ago. This thing is incredible. I've been playing in bands for over 45 years and this is without a doubt the best new piece of gear I have ever bought. I am currently in a 5-piece cover band and, up until now, was a confirmed tube amp junkie. My rig for the last two years has been a PRS CE-24 with 57/08's into a SF Princeton Reverb and/or '67 Vibrolux Reverb. My pedal-board consists of an Ethos OD, Timmy, TCE Flashback Delay and vintage Boss CE-2 Chorus, running into a Line6 G-50 wireless. The Kemper will soon be replacing everything except the G-50 and guitar. I have already gigged twice with it, running it A/B/Y with my old rig. I run it direct into the Presonus board and from there into FOH QSC K-12's and a Yorkville powered sub. The Presonus has separate monitor mixes so I can control how much guitar I want in my JBL vocal monitor. Nothing but compliments on my sound so far.
I have just received an FCB1010 and the Uno4Kemper chip so plan to have the KPA ready to go into performance mode by our next gig. I found a great Anvil case that is almost a perfect fit ($50 eBay purchase) and built a stand for the Kemper out of Baltic plywood and painted with black Duratex. Since I run our sound from stage, I wanted the Kemper close at hand so came up with this design. When the PA rack is all set up, the KPA is almost chest-high. I drilled dimples into the top that the KPA's rubber feet fit into so it will not move around. It only took about 3 hours in the workshop.
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I love the sense of community and helpfulness on this forum and hope to be able to contribute.
Cheers,
Don
I like this, Don!
Welcome!