Should I sell my Kemper to buy a Profiler Stage?

[@michalmikolajmaslowski3994]

The fact that the Stage has two stereo fx loops is fantastic. There are certain pedals some of us love, and the fact you can combine those within the rigs with such ease is a huge win.

[@tylerw9984]

The Toaster easily switch from desk to stage and vice versa, sell it to avoid connecting a network cable? to get an extra send return and a difference of about 6.5 pounds? and then bring the same 6.5 pounds of stompboxes with me? For me it doesn't make sense, also because the Kemper never made me feel the need to have external pedals

[@guidocapiotto1937]

I bought the Kemper also to eliminate the external stomps, to me a loop is enough and when I come back from the gigs the toaster takes up less space on the desk ... I don't think that the time to connect 1 network cable will make me delay the performance...so should I sell my Kemper and buy a Profiler Stage? For me the answer is: Naaahh...

[@noelhoekstra6852]

Big differents is the profiler stage has no power amp. I think this unit is ideal for people who always use this with a pa live setup or monitors. If you want to use a cabinet your screwed without power amp...

[@loveisrealdudes]

I sold my kemper rack and have purchased a stage. Im now going to be able to fit my handful of pedals and the entire kemper on the same pedalboard. Crazy! No more complicated cable situations with effects loops and midi. I can keep everything wired up and only use one cable in and one xlr out to the front of house. All I have to haul in now is my pedalboard case and a gig bag on my back. Way stoked!

[@loveisrealdudes]

Ewolf5150. No need to be bummed here. I had a non-powered Kemper rack already. So my monitor was already powered

[@loveisrealdudes]

Ewolf5150. Nope. Zero disappointment. Cheers

[@ronabrams63]

I'm keeping my rack Kemper & I ordered the Floor Kemper. With both of them the possibilities are endless! Plus I don't have to carry around the rack and the kemper floor board!

[@vixenvendettaofficial]

I borrowed a Kemper rack unit & a floor remote and loved it, I was debating if I wanted to spend that kind of money but I will be buying a stage unit after watch this! Thanks for sharing!

[@thomasrothenberger]

Does it still work as an inear-station? The kemper head allows you to use the Aux-input to mix your internal guitar-signal with the monitor-signal from the FOH-Mixer and feed it into your personal monitor separately. This is one of the greatest Features in the kemper (in my opinion), I use it all the time.

[@MrRafaelMatiazoguita]

I’ve never had a kemper before. I’m considering buying a kember profiler stage or a Fractal FM3.

[@andriebayuajie6503]

Mee too dude

[@bryanlettow4389]

I'm in the same situation based on what I'm seeing I leaning towards a Kemper Powerhead.

[@robertwellington2616]

ironkey34 I wish I had gotten the rack instead of the toaster for a specific reason.

[@robertwellington2616]

ironkey34 yea I wanted the rack due to a weird issue I’m having with my neck. And I’m still young can’t find help and slanting it would help. The toasters so oddly shaped I cant find anything to put it on to slant it. Gabdammit. lol.

[@Anonymous.android]

I want an fm3, I've signed up to a waiting list to get one but god knows when I'll get one

[@rogerburk]

You’ve helped me sort it out, boys. The Kemper-verse has had me in its gravitational orbit for a while now. This will be my first Kemper unit. ...and I’m going to make a run on the Tone Junkie store when this unit arrives : )

[@ToneJunkieTV]

BlueRaja Dude that’s Awesome!! We love converting people to the green-side!! Not sure if you heard but you can get a free Tone Junkie Everything Pack if you order the Tone Junkie Loaded Stage from British Audio. It’s the same price as a regular stage but it comes with our profiles for free. British Audio can answer questions about shipping dates etc. Either way... welcome to the green side!!

[@eggman1978]

It really depends on what environment you use the kemper. Mine is used only at home so the toaster is perfect sitting on the computer desk. I dont even own the remote tbh. This new stage version would suit those who want the versatility of live performances which is a cheaper option to buying the toaster and the remote separately

[@passionplaylistaimusic]

Great Review! Thanks, I was going to buy the toaster and controller but had second thoughts because I don't like carrying more gear, The less the better, after watching this I know I want the stage Profiler! Thanks For geeking out on it ! it was Great To watch!

[@orlandogonzalez-uw8ps]

A big reason I bought a Kemper was the Powered option. If the stage were powered I would consider it, but for now I will keep my toaster.

[@jesus4pincho]

Well, a baby bomb is only a 95€ in europe

[@bryanlettow4389]

Same I don't want to pay for a separate amp or lug one with me I'd rather have everything in one unit.

[@bryanlettow4389]

@Andrei James because the powered kemper unit has the power section built in which you need to get the sound or signal amplified the stage is just a preamp which shapes the sound but doesn't include the amplifier section.

[@bryanlettow4389]

@Andrei James it's basically the same just no power section in the stage and it's layed out differently.

[@bryanlettow4389]

@Andrei James no it's just a preamp

[@Tinyrick90]

As a studio and live user I kept my rack in the studio and got a stage for live then if im tweeking im just jaming at home throw it on a usb bam done just love it !! The fact i just have a backback with my stage , power amp , inears and cables in so much easier

[@garygreening2799]

I really like having my Kemper in a rack along with my wireless units and Furman power conditioner. So much safer at back of stage and during outdoor shows with varying weather conditions. Plus , people walk across stage area. Stuff gets stepped on, bumped, moved, especially during post show pack up. Having said that, when I play at church or just running over to house practice, anywhere that I know the environment is safe and the power is clean, grabbing the stage with be very convenient.

[@AlexMaile]

47cm wide & juuust under 2u high means it fits perfect in a studio rack setup at a desk. Kemper planned that I think. It's going straight in my studio rack on a 2u slide out. Sorted for studio, then when playing live all I need to do is throw this in a mono dual guitar case and it's everything I need on my back. Crazy.

[@marcocelestino4308]

come on guys , I love kemper ,but they are both portable, they are the same thing just in different shape and form , really cannot understand all the fuzz

[@Ruefus]

It's the same sounds, but not the same thing. Yes, they are both portable. But a head/rack + remote *is* more cumbersome than one combined unit. It just is.

[@Andronty]

Fuck no they aren't. 15:22

[@Andronty]

Also: "The fact that the Stage has two stereo FX loops is fantastic."

[@Deathdefying2012]

Marco Celestino then it’s not for you. And that’s fine. But some people would prefer to have one item to carry as opposed to dealing with the hassle of carrying and setting up a Profiler, a floor remote, the cables necessary to use it, and the space needed in rehearsal/bedrooms/on stage... This thing is a godsend for me, personally. I’m so stoked I was already saving for the new Fractal floor model, and that Fractal likes to announce things and then wait a year or more to give any tiny update or tentative release approximation (whereas kemper announced it on a Friday and released it the next Tuesday, and still isn’t “sold out” as Fractal will almost certainly be, once again proving that it pays to be a scalper scumbag when companies can’t figure out how to supply a demand they created... Not to hate on fractal’s actual product, which I’m sure will be just mind blowingly amazing, as they all are. So I’ll probably purchase it as well, should I have the funds when my name is up on the waiting list.. but I am so glad Kemper is the type of brand to keep their heads down, let the other guys make big noise and announce a product they can’t even estimate a window of release for, and then come out swinging with a full-fledged announcement and a product to show the world, which the world can then purchase within a week... seriously that’s unheard of in ANY industry, much less hype-waiting for release type of industry like music gear and electronics and video games, etc.. It’s just unheard of, and that’s lot even mentioning the functionality and downright eargasmic sounds from this beast (and also the Fractal, like I said.) All it means is it’s an unbelievably fortunate time to be a guitarist with an unquenchable thirst for the newest shiniest piece of gear.. So many options, and for once they’re actually ALL good, save for one or two Hotone and Mooer budget models (which I’m sure are still miles ahead of what was available in 2009..)

[@spada60]

@@Ruefus OK lady

[@Hyukscofield]

Hello, is there a difference between Kemperstage and head-type rack type and sound?

[@VictorCaoCA]

If you're practicing to backing tracks, would you use the Sends (e.g. iPhone/iPod, computer, etc...)?

[@danc3746]

You might like looking at the Stage more when on stage, but what if you need to make an adjustment, its a hell of a lot easier on the head sitting on top of your cabinet.

[@alexanderophof1796]

what should I buy if you don't have a Kemper at all? the toaster / rack or the Stage?

[@landowar2162]

Just bought the stage. That way I don't need to buy a remote for the toaster or rack. Thus cheaper AND easier to carry.

[@alexanderophof1796]

I Also bought the Stage. And I am a happy Kemper 😜

[@BagusWibisono]

Landowar how about the sound quality for recording or big stage festival?

[@danc3746]

Does the power section come into play at all? If you are using the power head that's a Kemper power section. If you are using stage, you need to chose a power amp, and they all are different and will color your tone.

[@ragnarbg]

You keep talking about the Kemper editor. Wher can I get the Editor?

[@mingury]

Not here yet. Due to be out later this year

[@logopneumatika]

The $64,000 question.

[@LAMBERTONES]

I think you covered this.. but can you confirm if: I have a toaster AND a new stage kemper, I can control both units/effects from the stage kemper? Or would I have to run effects (R) post stage into for the toaster and then (L) post stage to FOH?

[@spada60]

ya but you have to bend over to adjust things. the toaster keep it at arms length and a breeze to control all knobs eq etc

[@DavidEidelberg]

Does the wireless iPad editor change this?

[@johnyu2982]

I have the Profiler stage, but also have my own pedal board. Could I still use my own pedal board and just have my profiler stage set on a certain amp that I like? I mean I do understand that it is stupid to carry both my pedal board and the profiler stage, but I want to utilize both.

[@VMV8622]

I can't believe the stage has the same processing power than the toaster lol do they sound exactly the same?

[@christianfilouler]

Hi guys, old but super awesome video, I currently have a Helix LT and I bought a very cheap new Kemper Head white (without amp). I've had it on my desk for a week and tried countless hours. The bad thing is, there is a great sound right away. I don't play on stage. But I'm not sure if I should swap for the Kemper Stage. As always, 30 days. Since the Kemper was really cheap to get, the price difference if I buy a remote would only be 150 € more than the Stage. I think it's great to be able to simply turn the definition or gain and not always mess around on the floor, like with the Helix. Of course, the editor on the PC is always a shame. Would you stick with the Head + Remot with the small price difference? Can the remote operate everything from the stops in exactly the same way as the floor (only in terms of operability, of course) Maybe you still read that although the video is old Thank you greetengs from Germany

[@brettshawver2983]

Isn't kinda funny how we lose our minds whenever new gear gets released? But the Kemper Stage - doesn't it do exactly what the Kemper Toaster/Rack already does only made into a pedal board format?? Does it do anything new or different at all??? Sorry - I've never played a Kemper before. They sound great but is this new or offer anything new except form?

[@ToneJunkieTV]

Brett Shawver Just a new form, but for those of us that use it live as an all in one unit it’s cool to have it be more portable and yeah it’s mostly just fun to see something new!

[@NickOosterhuisMusic]

Going back to the things you said about pedalboard guys, you can still run a whole pedalboard in front of the stage right? So basically you can have two floorboards running

[@jim4588]

Yes. Their claim is that taking up more floor space is a bigger problem than carrying the head (for them at least).

[@KenithCopeland]

what i hope this opens the doors for is a mini kemper. just a small head with EQ and volumes. store 16 odd profiles and the rest leave it upto the computer. and make it around the same as bias head mini. ill take it

[@wolvesandguitars]

Have y'all ever tried a WOLFETONE pickups . I have a set in my Kauer Arcturus and they area clear and mean

[@kevinmcneil1998]

At this point, I would be more inclined to keep the powered rack & footswitch that I have and buy a new Fractal instead.

[@dansguitarheaven]

I know you have had first hand look at the Editor. I have had an Unpowered Toaster for right at 2 years. It totally changed my life as far as "I found the Tone". I do not play out or gig, Im 70, probably never will, I have a spare bedroom converted to a music room, my Toaster is up on my workstation. To me the Editor will be a very positive Game Changer, I will actually be able to see what Im doing on the "Big Screen" rather than stare at the little screen on the Toaster. I think the stage is really neat and cool, but at this point in my musical journey I feel that I will just stick to my Toaster. I always have rig manager running and that's where I do my selecting of rigs, so I am most really excited about the Editor coming out and being able to adjust, tweak, etc. Im just getting to the point of knowing how to use the Kemper to it's maximum (Thanks to Tone Junkie TV), After watching your second video on this Im thinking another learning curve. I think they are both Great bit for me THE TOASTER!!

[@DEADMEDIC]

you guys keep saying editor, like "when you sit down with the editor" or "what I use the editor" when in fact there is only 1 editor that exist, to date. which isnt a kemper editor. interesting pardox here.

[@ToneJunkieTV]

Its B Lo Well we are anticipating the editor very soon and the fact that they omitted the copy and list feature and the stomp, stack and effects buttons lead me to believe they intend this unit to be used with the Editor.

[@DEADMEDIC]

@@ToneJunkieTV my point is you said you're using the editor , are you using a beta version of the editor ?

[@ToneJunkieTV]

Its B Lo I was sort of speaking hypothetically in this video trying to put myself in the position of different use cases. When did I say I’m using the editor? I’m not a beta tester. Sooze is but the editor isn’t in the normal beta testing pool yet. Im not sure it will be.

[@actionarnie78]

I was literally about to buy a helix floor unit and this thing was announced. I honestly do not know what to do now.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

First world problem for sure

[@weedywet]

I think it's not a good choice for major stage touring. For one thing, it's REALLY not great stage routing for the XLR to come forward out of the unit, and, because every stage plot is going to want to route it around and back to the snake, it's going to put unwanted strain on those XLR connections. And second, I'd be worried about stage hands and security guys walking their dogs through and all the various unaware types who walk around on the stage after sound check banging into what amounts to a computer. Once one of those major knobs gets its shaft bent you're screwed.

[@Respecttheriff]

I’m considering the switch to a Kemper Stage. I want to be able to use a cab at home, maybe an FRFR, but I’d plug direct at church or live situations. Help me see the best solution for using a cab at home or as a monitor. Would I need a separate poweramp or are there cabs that come with a poweramp built in out there? What’s your experience and advice?

[@walkinmyshadow1]

Can anyone tell me if I have 5 sounds set up how to match the volumes on all easily

[@bwitt4673]

Hey H.W., just a quick question. How do you think the Kemper Stage would do with the new ValveTrain Tube Cabinets That Michael Britt is using? Thank You in advance for your Answer

[@joshuamedendorp4073]

could you prop the stage up on your desk?

[@johnstitt2615]

Up to you. If I was touring constantly I would use this model. I am not so profiler is fine.

[@graborgrabor5660]

Sell my Toaster for the Stage version? NO

[@joshuamedendorp4073]

Why? Genuinely. I'm between buying them and can't decide.

[@joeydutra]

@@joshuamedendorp4073 which way did you go and why?

[@joshuamedendorp4073]

@@joeydutra I really couldn't decide and needed a more portable option.. I ended up buying an HX Stomp. I'm hoping for a smaller Kemper down the line and when that happens, I will sell my Stomp.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

Joshua Medendorp Why? I think what he’s getting at is he already dropped a lot of coin on the toaster and doesn’t want to shell out all over again.

[@joshuamedendorp4073]

@@icecreamforcrowhurst or his toaster is good enough and he loves it.. therefore, there is no way he's trading it in for the stage. I want to know why he feels that strongly about the toaster and I bet you that there's more to it than money.

[@ChrisChillyLopez]

Hey HW, Is it ideal to plug this into a Fender Twin Reverb ? I just bought this unit and im waiting for it to come I just love the Twin because its clean, warm, and full maybe it can help contribute. ? What can i do or can you make a video on it ????

[@CLaw-tb5gg]

Do pedals in the loops take up one of the effects slots? Like, can I have 4 effects before the amp /and/ two pedals in the loop? Or does the 4 maximum include the loops?

[@ryanmarc723]

Would you be able to do a video on profiling an amp with the Kemper Stage? Is it the exact same process as the lunchbox?

[@777strat]

HW...I have a question...I mentioned in another KPS video you posted that I just purchased a KPS and it’s my first Kemper. After playing with it for a day now I’m very impressed! However, my main rig consists of a FAS AX8 that’s used as my controller, effects processor and IR loader, for amp tones I use the following Kingsley preamp pedals...Maiden (Dumble) and a Constable (Plexi). I route both Kingsley’s preamps in the AX8s effects loop...between both preamp is the Kingsley Page DS for Boost and OD responsibilities, there’s also an H9 and a Greer Light Speed on my board as well. Having said all that and me being a newbie to Kemper and since you’ve much experience with both Kingsley pedals (I’ve seen your vids) and Kempers...are you personally convinced that a Kemper can in essence capture the authenticity of the pure analog sound of the Kingsley pedals or any true tube amp for that matter? Thanks!

[@gilouch8975]

I am thinking to switch to Kemper, I want to be able to play with headphones in the living room AND to plug to a cab and go play with friends. I keep reading that effects simulations in digital are always a bit less good than their analog pedals counterpart, so if that is true I am considering keeping my pedalboard... What you guys think, other/better options than Kemper? And if Kemper is the way to go head or stage how to decide ? And what does it mean powered head or unpowreed head/stage? thank you guys

[@richardmiller191]

Good video. For me personally I prefer the toaster or rackmount. Losing some of the knobs makes it more of a pain to change some parameters, and I think I would get frustrated. I don't like having to go to menus any more than I have to. But if you need the footswitch its a big plus. Also $100 cheaper. Gonna be a while before I can afford it - have plenty of time to think about it. Maybe by then the price will go down. YEAH RIGHT!!!!

[@sidsimo]

Can someone tell me where I can find the Kemper Editor?

[@robertwellington2616]

Anyone know the latest software as of July 2019? It would be really appreciated. Thank you.

[@satinwhip]

Nope. Very happy with my KPA powerhead on a laptop stand and my remote controller on the floor. One of the big pluses of the KPA is not having to bend over to tweak effects. Now you gotta bend over to tweak anything. I hate stuff on the floor. I think the Kemper Stage is going to be useful for some players in a live environment since it is one unit instead of two. It will only cut your setup time by a small amount and now your expensive unit is on the floor on stage. Not cool. If they had released the editor software the decision would be a bit easier. I am really surprised that they released the Stage with the editor software still pending.

[@87RedSpecial]

This with one helix stomp in the loop would be awesome

[@daddydiesel]

I’d argue that if you are a pedal user then this is the right version. I should preface this by saying I am a gigging musician so portability, setup time, and extra gear I take into account. Now I don’t use a lot of pedals but there are a few that I use. Like a synthe pedal (Kemper doesn’t have options in this department) KOT (don’t need it but love it) wireless, and tuner (because I truly dislike the tuner on the kemper. Again I know I could get away with no pedals but it’s a comfort thing.) The pros for me here: The dual effects loop is killer because you can separate the two genres of pedals. Also you aren’t running a 20’, 1/4” cable tail to the back of the stage like you are with a toaster or rack. Which takes up space. Portability: By combining the brain to the controller you are knocking out equipment you need to bring to the gig. Plus, No 1/4” tail to bring. Setup: Im not going to say the toaster and rack mount are not a quick setup, because they are a quick setup, but the Stage is quicker. No tail to run. Everything is preconnected and at the front of the stage. Which is nice because there seems to be consistent traffic jams and limited space by the backline. Just a couple XLRs to the FOH and your golden. Currently I can be setup in roughly 15-20 minutes. With the stage probably less than 5.

[@wolvesandguitars]

What Editor????

[@davidzais]

WolvesAndGuitars there is a new improved editor coming out

[@wolvesandguitars]

@@davidzais coming out yes but he said "using " he needs to share the file ..!!!! im using TOASTME. which is awesome but takes to many cables.

[@KrlosRodz]

I just sold it without even thinking about it... I'll adjust my workflow!

[@ToneJunkieTV]

I did the same, I didn't sell a Kemper but I didn't hesitate when the Kemper came out!!

[@lyrasimo]

I have a question , can i use this with a real cabinet ? like an amp?

[@noelhoekstra6852]

You need to have a power amp. This pedal does not have a power amp. But if you have a seperate power amp it is possible yes.

[@archkarr18]

You're forgetting something...HAVING TO BEND OVER in gig to make adjustments! I like the idea of profiler/ remote blended together..but i like being able to access parameters without bending over. Also I sold my Katana amp because I'm not a fan of having to use computer to make changes to effects etc....as in during gig. I want access to changes that are sometimes needed at gig ..again without having to..yes you guessed it ..BENDING OVER!..(bad back from past life hauling heavy amps/cabs).. although my Friedman monitor weighs a ton..lol....KEMPER RULES (either one)

[@albert_solano]

The intro made me stop watching the video... I then immediately went to ToneJunkieStore.com and proceeded to buy the Stu G Arshall pack - good lord, that sounds phenomenal!!!!! 😁👍🏻

[@Alicesweetalice]

WHAT EDITOR?!!!!!!!!! LOL Best of both worlds is this: Powered Rack or Toaster Kemper, and an HX Effects in your pedalboard. You get all of the fantastic effects of the Helix in a small unit, but you get the incredible amps of the Kemper. This is what I do. That floorboard has no power. I love using real cabinets. So it's a non-starter.

[@kenmasters007]

what editor are you talking about ??

[@shanewallace4294]

I think it is just a way to move around the unit and program patches

[@Mykels3]

What editor?!

[@worshipguitarguy1821]

is the editor out yet?

[@danray4582]

As someone who has had drunk people in clubs where people can be very close, having the CPU where someone can fall, spill or puke on it makes me prefer the toaster. If the foot controller takes the hit, it's only a partial replacement. The Stage would be 3X the expense if someone damages it.

[@katseazzz]

and if a fat drunk guy falls to your toaster and puke wont be the same?just put a cover to the stage and you are safer than the chubby toaster

[@danray4582]

@@katseazzz the toaster goes to the back or offstage where it's safe-the whole point of the comment. i go there to play, not remodel the stage with barriers

[@louderthangod]

The editor is taking waaaaaay too long to come out. Should we also expect the Kemper cabs to not be out this year?

[@iwishicouldplaygtr]

Kemper killed its market share for rack and toaster unit. Fractal made this more difficult choice as Axe-FX and AX8 differed considerably. With Kemper - it’s no brainer. Stage over rack unit. Period. (Coming from Unit + remote user)

[@KrlosRodz]

They squeezed 7 years out of that single product! I really doubt they'll need that market share right now!

[@iwishicouldplaygtr]

Carlos Rodriguez still..... it’s a strange way to phase out good selling product.

[@kirstensray]

The Stage isn't powered so if you wanted powered you'll have to get the rack or toaster. If using in a studio you still may want a rack unit with the floor remote. I have the rack and remote and will use that in my home studio and when I get the Stage I'll use that for gigging. Awesome!

[@jimmyttkacz2006]

always good videos

[@noelhoekstra6852]

SO MANY people will buy this pedal, plug it in their cabinet and then find out they need a power amp... it will be a huge bummer. Kemper has to be more clear about this.

[@Brutalgruve]

I remember hauling racks and cabs and people not complaining. This is a pointless discussion for me, I can lift what I use. It comes down to what sounds good, not what your weakness will allow you to carry. Sign of times....

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

Spoken like a true Republican.

[@AntonioOliveira-em4cd]

No! 2 it’s better than one, and live pedals does not survive same as a rack!

[@dynamicdissonance4016]

I dont know, takes me literally 1minute to set up - head+board live. What you talk about is basicly in which situation one is better for certain situations - which is ofc true. The titel is like total bs. If you have the head+board allready - theres rly no point at all to sell it and get that thing. Thats like burning money. If you are really lazy - you coud buy the stage on top of the other stuff you allready have put at your entrance or anything - and be ready anytime - all you need is to bring your usb stick for the newest sounds - I woud understand that even though some woud say ''you have to much money'' - but from my point of view you have to much money if you basicly sell your profiler and basicly lose 30% from the inital purchase price just to set up 20seconds faster. I dont get it.

[@markinthemix6055]

Help Help Help 😫 we need acoustic profiles. I’m seeing ppl use the headrush with acoustic guitars. I know a few ppl have been making acoustic specific profiles. Thoughts???🤩

[@Mosteller777]

You guys rock.

[@mmabrute]

As an owner of 2 rack mount kempers I wouldnt sell them if my life depended on it

[@karlhouseknecht]

Editor?

[@satinwhip]

Not until they get all the bugs worked out (and I am a satisfied Kemper owner).

[@RicardoRiveroHerrera]

I'd have to sell a kidney in order to buy a kemper stage. Can't sell the other one for a King of tone and that kind of pedals so I think I'd use this as my only one 😂.

[@the-ryan-lester]

93% of the time. haha dude really gave it some thought. lol

[@singhamar85]

Yes 👍🏻

[@thomasraven]

I personally wouldn't play at a church that promotes the belief in an imaginary invisible being that demands worship, but that's just me. Any Kemper is okay as long as it's not in a church.

[@guitarguts666]

Wow 30mins of gab and no tones... yikes

[@diemassa8622]

Piece of junk 😡I sold my Kemper toasted to buy the Kemper Stage but it was to hard programming delays and reverbs and sometimes it was to hard to turn it off and mine got froze in the middle of our concert! I returned it right away! I’m keeping my old Kemper toasted “never fail” the Kemper Stage has a different software that’s why has less memory too! Don’t buy it guys!

[@sasadanko8999]

What if that things breaks? Who can fix 'em? When tube amp breaks every electrician can make repairment.... Long live Marshall JMP 50w!!!