Yeah, I've tried with multiple types of footrests, but for me, nothing beats just adjusting my chair to a height where I can just rest my foot on the floor 
Posts by Michael_dk
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I was in my man cave last night, just doing some mixing ( btw I only play at this, Im in no way professional - just for context).....
...and my PC caught fire!
Luckily little damage done to the PC, no room damage. It turned out to be the DVD/CD drive shorting out so I don't think I've lost anything etc. but suffice to say Im shopping for a new PC!!!!
Good lord man, that's not what they mean when they say "burn a CD"!
Glad to hear nothing worse happened
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One thing I would try - if you haven't already - is to remove the kemper completely from the rack. See if the issue persists if the only thing connected is the guitar and headphones. Then try a different set of headphones.
If you don't want to remove the kemper - physically - from the rack just yet, at least make sure that all the other rack gear is disconnected both from the kemper and from any power source (not only turned off on the units themselves).
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Ooh, a Chris Robertson signature SE
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From this article: https://www.musicradar.com/guitars/guitar…yll-have-to-pay
LVL II ($179/£151) - now 129/129
LVL III ($149/£126) - now 199/199
LVL II+III ($299/£255) - now 299/299.
So a decrease in LVL II, an increase in LVL III, and unchanged price for LVL II+III for US currency, but increase for EU.
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I would think differentiating between in-person and online would push consumers to buy online for purchases they may not be 100% certain with. At least that's what I'd do.
The intention is to ensure that people have the ability to assess whether the product lives up to the expectations when they haven't had a chance to see it in person. But yes, being able to return it within the 14 days could be used as you describe. Note, however, that the dealer is not obligated to refund the shipping (not for returning, at least - and I don't believe for shipping to the customer either). So that puts somewhat of a limit on when it is worth the cost and hassle
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This thread is way off topic but it made me wonder...
What is the purpose of a Beta Test if not to test the changes made and how can that be accomplished if the beta tester is not informed about the change that was made?
The change may be related to refactoring of the code or something else that might not be tied to any particular functionality. In that case, it would be difficult to say anything more specific. Though that in itself might be good information for people considering the beta.
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Apologist?
I'm basically just saying "let it go, man".
One terse response - two pages of comments. Holly crap. Play your guitar instead
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Guys, I truly think you're reading too much into this.
It was a terse response (which is not that uncommon here I think), but I very much doubt the intention was to be rude or give insult.
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I think there's a difference between looking for nuances, and looking for things that are completely different (where you don't really have anything particular in mind)
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I'd recommend you to quickly run through all the factory rigs using rig manager. Mark the distinctive ones as favourites. Then weed out among those
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If you are strong enough, maybe try to sing once you recovered enough , singing is a cure in itself, so it's time to hum some blues . And maybe some keys if the doctor allows it, but don't rush of course.
This is a great idea, actually. There is a lot of creative space to explore with the voice when apart from your guitar.
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I've actually found several times that when I've put down the guitar for an extended period of time, the create juices came back with renewed force when I picked it back up again.
Get well soon!
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Yeah, this is not going to happen.
If for nothing else, then because of the added maintenance effort necessary, for updates to both the Kemper FW and NAM format etc.
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I still got a massive ground loop when connecting both the XLR to FOH and monitor out to a backline amp. Amp and Player got power from the same source, FOH was obviously different. The solution was a DI box to break ground to FOH. Now obviously you can disconnect the ground pin on an xlr output even though the device itself isn’t grounded. But if the player isnt designed for it, then I’ll have to keep a line isolator in my gig bag.
If the player doesn't have a ground connection, there is nothing to lift. Or think of it like "ground is permanently lifted", if that helps. Problem lies elsewhere.
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If I recall correctly, only the definition and gain do not have "default" values. So these two cannot be brought back to the original setting without remembering what they were right after profiling.
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To me, this is like asking a Mac to be able to read MS Word files.
Which it can
(whether kemper/nam marriage would make sense I don't know)
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Holy cow...
I don't know where to start, and I should probably just keep out of this discussion.
But really, I get that people are disappointed about the price and that's absolutely OK. But beyond that, I think a lot of the comments here reek of entitlement.
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I think it's something about which frequency spectrum of the input signal (at some point in the "circuit") is driving the distortion. This is my interpretation based on the somewhat vague description in the manual. I think of it in terms of how much the low frequencies are let through to the distortion function. Even if this is a somewhat correct guess, I'm sure it is massively simplified
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