These are really nice. Thank you once again.
Posts by Tony G
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Thank you for sharing.
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Welcome and hello.
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Right, but on mine you can't. It doesn't hold the rig and the rig amp names are wrong when I save the rigs to the Player.
Time to open a support ticket because something is wrong.
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To my Kemper: Sorry I strayed, The grass is not greener over there in boutique tube amp land and although I did a bad thing and don't deserve forgiveness, it made me love you more.
True Kemper is awesome but I still love my amps and I'm not selling them. There is something primitive about playing through my Mesa Mark V, my Fenders or even my 6505 head. My other amps I could sell without remorse but not these ones. Kemper is just the most convenient tool I have ever bought without question. It does everything I need. I use it for recording writing and practicing but I have never used it live. Usually the Mesa Mark V combo is my go-to live and band practice amp.
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I'm not using my dunlop pick for that I'm still making payments on it.
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That sounds crazy good.
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Think of it this way. Everything is liquid now all you have to do is change the amp model under amplifier. But if you want to know which ones have been liquified just click on Amplifier and if it doesn't say Kemper generic than its a liquid profile.
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I use Yamaha HS5. I'm really happy with these speakers.
This is what I use as well but I live in an apartment so they are fine. If I lived in a house I would want something bigger with more power and more lows. I also have Yorkville ys2mp that I use for comparison. They have more bottom end, they don't make them any longer also I find the build to be very crappy so I wouldn't advise them but they do sound great better than the Yamaha's to my ears.
Good luck finding what you like. There are a lot of options. Also take a look at speakers that use ribbon tweeters some rockers like Nuno Bettencourt prefer these. He uses a Kemper with I believe Adam studio monitors.
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To each their own, but to me a backup solution is exactly like the small spare tire for a car. Somewhat limited, but enough to keep you going until you can get things repaired.
That's a cool analogy.
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Happy for you Tony, but not really helpful was it?
My apologies I hope I didn't cause too much trouble.
I hope you get it sorted out.
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Kemper Stage
Windows 10, 64 bit
Rig Manager 3.5.19
Profiler, 10.2.2.49
Everything works great on my end.
I know this doesn't help much but at least you know that it works well with windows 10.
Connects every time without fail and I downloaded a bunch of profiles without any problem.
I wish you all a good morning and a great day.
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada.
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Without thinking about it any further, I simply connected my player to my Thomann Powerplant Iso-2 Pro: 9V 500 mA
I'm surprised it worked ok. According to the manual:
Electrical Requirements Voltage: 9-12 DC, 24 W, + outside / - inside
So if you have a 9 Volt power source you would need over 2 Amps not 500mA which is less than a quarter of the needed current/Amps.
I'm probably missing something over 2 amps seems very high.
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Welcome from Ontario Canada. Great people on here.
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I had that same thought selling my stage and getting the Kemper Player but then I thought about the differences.
Only 2 effects before and after the stack. The stage has 4 before and after the stack.
The player can't profile. The stage can. ( I personally never profiled anything so no big deal for me )
More connections on the back and more options specially in the studio including effects loop that you can put before or after the stack. I have my effects loop in stereo connected to my patch bay. That's a big one for me when I want to use any of my analog pedals.
Way more effects with the Stage. You only get a few with the player.
There are more differences but for me these are the main ones.
What I'm thinking is maybe wait and buy a used one if the price is right. For 2 reasons: (1) If anything happens to my stage then I have the player. (2) I would love to experiment with 2 Kempers. Just think of the possibilities. If the player was the same price as the Tonex I would have done it already.
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Hi and welcome.
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