Yeah the "crunc" profile is the best Dookie sound i've encountered so far. I thought it just sounded okay in my headphones and was a bit disappointed, but once i played with it live through my Orange 2x12 with V30's it immediately became my favorite profile and is now my primary distorted sound. Two thumbs up!
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type "golub" into the rig exchange. those are profiles of a marshall super lead modded by martin golub at LA sound design (same guy who modded Billie Joe's marshalls). I can't remember which one in particular, but one of those profiles totally nails the Dookie tone. One of the best profiles I've heard.
Awesome, thanks!!
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Sweet, i'll check it out. Thanks!
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If somebody could profile a Marshall 1959 Super Lead 100 with the “Dookie Mod,” you’d be my friend forever!
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Wow... Ch 1++ with the gain turned up to 2 o'clock just became my new primary distortion rig. Thanks!
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I went with the morphing. Pretty awesome feature. Thanks!
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Riiiight... thanks. Sorry, I’m very new and struggling a bit...
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I'm hoping to add a clean volume boost as one of my "stomps." But when i do this with "Pure Booster" it seems to put the boost in front of the "preamp", so i only get a gain boost when i'm using a highly distorted rig, instead of volume. How can i put this booster in the power section? Similar to putting a volume boost pedal in the FX loop of a tube amp.
Thanks!
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Hello! I’m new to the Kemper and I’ll be gigging with it in my 90s cover band by next weekend. I’m hoping I can get some help with finding just a couple of specific rigs in the rig exchange.
-Green Day (1959 Marshall super lead 100, MK II with “dookie mod”)
-Cake (a very distinct mysterious sound)Thanks in advance for any help!
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Thank you! I'm in Portland, Maine. I have the powered rack version of the KPA. I bought an Orange 2x12 cabinet with V30's to go with it.
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Hello!
I just bought a Kemper a few days ago and i'm very excited to become part of this community! I'll be using it mostly live in a well established 90s cover band from Maine, USA. There is a huge variety of guitar tones from that era and i'll finally be able to achieve most of them. Curious... is there a place where people have uploaded or detailed their interpretations of specific band's rigs? Really hoping to get sounds that are very similar to Green Day, Cake, Weezer, etc...
I'll also be using the Kemper for upright bass in my original rockabilly/psychobilly band!
Thanks so much!
-Derek