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Quote from tedtan

Not to sound rude, but it’s more likely that you haven’t explained your issue correctly/in a way that people understand than that they aren’t reading it.

You first asked in the OP “Is there a way or anything on the market to get the Kemper through an 8 inch or 10 inch speaker?” without explaining that you were using a powered head. Then, when I mentioned that you could run a a separate power amp into any speaker cab you wanted, you asked for recommendations, so I provided one.

Let’s start over.

You have a powered head (or two for stereo) and you want to run it/them into a speaker cabinet(s) with 8” or 10” speakers, is that correct? If so, why don’t you buy a cabinet (or two) with 8” or 10” speakers and plug the Kemper(s) directly into the cabinet(s)?

Are you asking for cabinet recommendations? If so, where are you located?

Yes. I apologise for the mis understanding.

If I plug the powered Kemper into say an orange 8 inch it'll blow the speaker. This is why I contacted Kemper and they said start a post.

I'm after something that won't blow up the cabinets

I take it that no one is reading the question.

The powered head is 600w at 8ohm and 300w at 16ohm

I want to be able to use 8 inch and 10 inch speaker from the powered head

Quote from Wheresthedug

Are you actually recording the output from the Kone with a mic in the studio? The Kone is a dual concentric speaker which will result in phase alignment issues if miced.

As Kellerblues pointed out the Fx loops after the cab block is stereo so you can run stereo pedals with just one Rack or Head and run stereo speakers using a power amp and any cabinet you want; including 8” and 10” cabinets.

However,for studio use in a recording situation Inwould find some IR of the small speakers you like (or make your own profiles) and simply use these with any rig you want. Then record result using the main outs direct to your DAW. If you need a feedback generator use the Kone pr something else from the monitor out (it only needs to mono) aimed at the guitar with just enough level to excite a feedback loop. This can be any speaker you want as it won’t be getting recorded anyway.

Which power amp?

I can get cheap 8 - 10 inch speakers but I don't want to spend a shit load of money on power amps.

Quote from Kellerblues

What do you mean? In order to have feedback while you play?

I have a recording studio.

This isn't really what I'm trying to get answers for but thanks for the response

Quote from Kellerblues

1 head can do stereo on her own, no need for 2 unless you run dual amps

The international effects are stereo but pedals that are stereo you can only run mono hence why I have 2. If Kemper release a stereo unit I would get that instead

Quote from paults

How are you using the Kone for studio purposes? The Main outs of the KPA are designed for recording the Rigs.

Feedback through a lot of pedals otherwise I wouldn't have bought the kone

Quote from tedtan

Not to sound like a smart ass, but you could always get an external power amp and run the Kemper through any cabinet you want.

Any recommendations? I run 2 heads for a stereo setup.

I'm after a more low quality sound for studio purposes.

With the Kemper Kone everything sounds too good even if you profile small dirty speakers.

Is there a way or anything on the market to get the Kemper through an 8 inch or 10 inch speaker?

I asked Kemper support and they said "start a thread"

Cheers

Hey

I did a profile of a peavey bandit that had a horrible rattle on the clean channel. It profiled the rattle and the Kemper profile of the clean channel of the bandit is unusable until you turn up the gain on the Kemper.

It turned into the best black metal setting I've heard!

Think boss hm-2 on steroids.

Amazing technology