Nice. My main guitar is a hollow drop top from 2004. I use the Peterson "sweetened" presets on my non BF guitars.
Nice. My main guitar is a hollow drop top from 2004. I use the Peterson "sweetened" presets on my non BF guitars.
In the beginning I used my trusty G-Force for reverb and delay. But used the effectloop. worked nicely
BF tuning is patented, so dont think it will come onn Kemper! I have played Tom Anderson Guitars since 2004 so got a Peterson tuner. I got the classic now, and it automaticly detect 12 fret when intonating! Peterson is the best tuners ever! I use the built in tuner for my accoustics and ES335
That is very faraway from my guitarsound! overprocessed and not defined! I did not like it
My alltime guitarhero Mark Knopfler now currently uses Kemper live. But its realy fun to watch rigdowns on famous artists! If I had the mony and people rigging stuff for me I would have a gigantic rack and stereo cabinets soround me too!!
but Kemper, DXR and in ear do it for me! the audience hear the same sound and tone as if it were a big rack with overprossesed sound! for me its more fun to experiment with amps and sounds, than staying locked to only one sound for 40 years!! But I have to admit the T.C. Electronics, Dyn Delay has bin my signature for 20 years! I have tryed to copy that o my Kemper
I Played with a T.C Electronics G-Force for 12 years, so dailing into Kemper was very easy! If you see the G-Force manual you will get scared!! Have not found any delay and reverb who is as good as G-Forse tough!!
My TC. G.-Force had a preset just like that sound. dont remember. overprocessed but cool
Display MoreI have a taylor 514ce with Es2...
But i dont use kemper with it, yet.
For a piezo system, i liked it a lot lot lot more than the undersaddle piezo i had before in my martin dx1 rae.
With onboard control (reduce treble a bit and raise bass a bit), for my purpose so far i could play live without hassle.
I just dial in a bit of reverb on the mixer.
But yes, sure... Kemper will be nice for it in the future to have more control options with the feet
Hello I have had a Taylor Accoustic for 20 years and realy like it. it has a Martin pickup (blend with piezo and body pickup) it sounds great trough my Kemper!
I am looking for a new Taylor, but was realy disepointed when i played a 816ce trough an amp in the Taylor booth! this 5000 dollar guitar sounded fizzy and nazal trough a NUX amp in the showroom. maby this NUX amps are shit, but I expected more of a 5000 dollar guitar.
Anyone her uses Taylor with ES2 system? any soundclips! I have to say i like LR.Baggs Anthem a lot more! I try to make a discussion on Taylor group on Facebook, but only got messages from Fanboys who love Taylor and ES2 to me it did not sound as Natural as my good old Taylor
I have used Kemper since 2014, never needed a backup! my other gear stays at home!
I have had the Kemper non powered since 2014, no problems at all! only thing i dont like is the datacable at the Kemper.. it should be a more solid plug! its perfect made in the remote!
I think pure cabinet is essential for getting a nice tone. It gives a more pleasant sounding profile.
On some singing sounds it opens up a bit. on othert tight sounds i think its best without! you have to try it out on different settings and difference presets/amps
I will check out! It may suite my CAE 2x12 cab! I have an external Power amp for my toaster
It actually is a great idea to know more than one instrument, even if it's just guitar and bass. I find it gives you a different perspective on how to write/arrange a song.
What else do you have in that studio corner?
I totaly agree. I have different guitars for different styles and sounds! Mandolin, Dobro, accoustic guitar steel and nylon, two strats, one Telecaster and Epi ES335. I only miss a Les Paul 58
90% live some studiowork. Studio work only with acoustics and tube amps, i have not used my Kemper.
I play in two bands one duo, one trio, a folk band and a choir band a few times a year.
I installed the String-Butler. And since then the problem is gone.
That looks like a smart invention! I have just ordered a Epi ES335 and it may be better for stability all over!
I play mainly Tom Anderson electrics with Buzz Feiten tuning, and use Peterson tuner. tuning and intonation. my ears cry when i hear guitars with bad intonation! but frets and pick can make big differences in intonation, so in some cases you have to make a small compromise and offset a very small amont. Intonation is a very delicate job if you have not done it before.. neckreleafe and hight have to be right before you start