creative360
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For anyone with a minute to spare to get a tone, Kemper has been gigworthy for shows and mission critical recordings since over ten years. Each significant update has elevated its convenience and broadened its appeal among nitpickers, while touring and recording artists were too busy using the device to make money playing music to complain about hypothetical feature sets. Hey, if you have a great studio setup with nice mics and iconic amps, yes that’s even easier than digital. But not a panacea, since it always boils down to a point of view, attitude and maybe chops. Anyway the update is cool. More the merrier. But there was never a “harsh eq”, and many will continue to use the legacy controls which often improve on what the source amps are able to achieve with their own tone stacks. LP is a neat concept, and it’ll have its applications. So, good on Kemper. It’s a great company. Or use the many alternatives. But this box has always sounded good.