The Profiling Amp was originally designed to recreate the sound of a tube amplifier, the corresponding cabinet and the microphone in front of it. But the Profiler still needed a solution for playing through a standard guitar cabinet. The CabDriver feature now allows for doing that. CabDriver retains the tube power amp characteristics and speaker action of the original amp, which is coded in the profile, and translates it to the speaker cabinet.
You can amplify the signal from the Profilers monitor output with a neutral solid-state power amp into a standard guitar cabinet. You can also run the full profile to the main PA of the venue while simultaneously “cabdriving” your guitar speaker cabinet for monitoring on stage.
Also new in Version 1.5 is a new method to load amps, cabs or stacks from another rig into the rig that is actually loaded. When browsing in the cabinet section you can now choose to scroll through the other rigs and pick the cabinet included in those. Following the same principle you can also select an amp or complete stack from any rig.
The software version 1.5 is a free download from the Kemper Amps Website: www.kemper-amps.com
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