Thanks for the great replies. Looks like there's a lot options to choose from.
Posts by resonator48
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studio monitors are designed to reproduce full mixes, why should a bass guitar signal be a problem?
I've had zero experience with studio monitors before purchasing the Kemper. The only reason I bought them to use with the Kemper is they were recommended by so many people. I thought my question about the possible harm to the speakers was reasonable. Now I know. Thanks.
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I'm thinking about taking up Bass Guitar and was wondering if there are profiles in the Kemper for Bass. If so, which profiles and will it cause any problems playing through my studio monitors?
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I bet most of the indignant whiners are fulltime bedroom players
I've admitted so on many occasions. I'm not going to try guess what your point is. I'd rather hear it directly from you. You know how post on forums can be taken so far off of what the poster was trying to convey. Most of the time it's the tone that's misunderstood.
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Hmm telling your customers that they do not have enough staff and that the technology isn't easy to figure out does not strike me as good advertising (i work as a software developer team leader).
Also telling us that it will be free and that therefor we should just be patient and that their competitors even take longer strike me as even worse customer support.Everyone expects this because even the cheapest modelers have it ready when you buy it. For me it was a big surprise that such a simple standard tool was not provided.
Maybe my expectations where to high for a device where some buttons do not even work after a year (performance (released today), etc). But still.If you need more staff, then hire them. Do not tell your customers who are all waiting for this that they just have to wait until your software guy figures out how to program a mac app.
I love the kpa for its sound, but the tools around it and the treating of customers surely needs some work.
Excellent post and I couldn't agree more. I owned and ran a service company for 26 years. CK, as brilliant as you are creating the cream of the crop in profiling amp tone, you have a long way to go in the PR/Customer Service Department. And you last statement in the post above "I Am Out" proves my statement. That was just plain BS.
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Not necessarily true. It depends on how they plan the librarian software and what features it would have. If they plan some Performance configuration with the Librarian software through USB connection (or 2-way MIDI), then it depends a lot on the Performance Mode implementation on the KPA.But don't get me wrong: I would rather have the librarian yesterday than tomorrow.
Hopefully, updates and add on's will be on going. Like the Performance Mode. I would think updates to Rig Management would take care of changes like PM. Come on guys, be the squeaky wheel instead of a best friend. If Fender can come up with an interface for an inexpensive practice amp like G-Dec, well, you know.
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its been said several times its in the pipeline. if they give dates though and dont deliver on them, again people get disappointed. once performance mode is released they may get round to it, no PM has been the biggest gripe aimed at the kpa so i expect that is priority
Rig Manager and Performance Mode are two totally separate issues. They can't work on both at the same time? Is there one person sitting in his office working on all the updates? Absolutely not! Sorry to sound like I'm picking on your post, but working on the PM is no excuse.
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It's going on 8 months since C Kemper said they were working on a Rig Manager. Has anyone heard anything from C Kemper since then?
I owned and sold a KPA Lunchbox to buy the KPA Rack. A good friend was reviving an old blues band and I thought the Rack unit would be easier to gig with. I had some medical issues pop up and had to drop out before I ordered the Rack unit. As much as I love the KPA, I find it very irritating that there's not some sort of librarian. Especially for a higher quality/price unit like the KPA. Enough so that I'm seriously considering just going back to an Eleven Rack. No, It's not a Kemper, but it sounds darn good to me. Especially for clean and blues crunch that I play.
At the least, C Kemper should keep us better informed on "all" aspects he's working on. If he has put the Rig Manager on the back burner, just say so.
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While your checking out Studio Monitors, check out the M-Audio BX8-D2's. They Sound fantastic with my Kemper. I picked them up on sale at GC.
Read the reviews in the link below.
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Learn the methods to easily delete unused rigs and develop or determine the sound you want...then fine tune it as Will mentioned above. Even at 100 rigs you will find you use the ones you love and most of the time it will be 10-20 at that....there are always exceptions.
Can anyone point me in the direction a good thread that covers this. A good step by step tutorial would be great. I'm still hoping a Librarian for the KPA is on the way.
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Thanks guys, I check it when I get home in a few days. The TAF is good and so is the last import function.
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I downloaded The Amp Factory Rig Pack successfully to the KPA (at least it said it was successful). So, what are these rigs called and where do I find them? I scrolled through the amps/rigs, but didn't see "Amp Factory" or any rigs I might recognize as being the Amp Factory Rigs?
By the way. Is there an easy way to find and store amp/rigs without scrolling through all the presets? Any word on a Librarian yet?
Thanks
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Windows cannot open a .bin file. This is normal, do not worry.
By extracting I mean copying the kaos.bin file from the zip file that you downloaded from the Kemper webpage. Simply copy the kaos.bin onto the OS update directory of the pendrive.Thanks so much. the upgrade was successful. I don't know why I'm so afraid of this stuff. I'm always afraid I'm going to do blow it up.
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Once you have extracted the kaos.bin file from the archive (zip) you do not have to do anything else. It is ready to be copied onto the pendrive.
When you say "extracked", are you saying open the kaos.bin file? When I double click the "kaos.bin" file on the download from Kemper, I get a message saying "Windows Can't Open This File".
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Hi, be sure to make a backup 1st. Insert usb stick, press 'backup' in the ext storage menu and wait a bit.
You just have to put your kaos.bin file in the right folder on your stick (OS update) ,once you unzipped the Zip from kemper-amps.com
Then put your stick on the KPA, update is almost automatic since the KPA scans the stick for new firmwares.
be patient the process is quite long.
How do you go about "Unzipping" the Zip form the kemper-amps.com file? Are you saying I need to do this "unzip" to the kaos.bin file before loading it on the USB drive? If so, how do I go about performing the "unzip" function?
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I've owned my KPA since November of last year. I was afraid to upgrade the Operating System because I'd read about different problems with new updates. Well, I'm getting ready to update the OS to 1.6.1 and want to make sure I understand this correctly. I've downloaded 1.6.1 from the website. I have a new 8 GB thumb drive. Now, do I need to do anything to the file "kaos.bin" before copying it to the "OS Update" folder on the USB stick? Also, should I do a system reset? If so, how do I go about this? How about creating a backup? is this necessary if all I'm doing is installing a new OS?
I know a lot of you guys will roll your eyes with these questions. But like I said before, this digital stuff makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I'm an old (and I do mean old) guitar playing, tube amp guy. I do as little as possible when it comes to computers. Thanks
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Glad I read this. I was about to upgrade. I'm not even on 1.6.1 yet. So no issues with 1.61.?
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Real "amp in the room" sound there! That's what I love about the KPA!:P
Cheers,
jayson
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