I played this in store, and the neck was really awesome, felt great... Nice playing. I think I might go for a RG5320C-DFM, which is also nice in September.
Nice playing, I use the Neural DSP Petrucci, it also sounds really good, and ready! My Ibanez Q52 has Also very bright pickups like these, but cleans are cleaner..... Welllll I am not an expert on sound. :)
They sound identical, so does the QC. Guitarists always praise the hear they currently own, psychology 101. Listen to the Kemper, ToneX, QC...all sound the same. ua-cam.com/video/IKa7_MsHT6Q/v-deo.htmlsi=XRQ9-DL9UIEJ8v3C
@@guitartoneSA sorry, but I totally disagree. Yes, I play kemper since 9 years and it’s my second kemper unit. There was a time when I was not so impressed with the sounds. But from day to day I was more familiar with all the parameters and the biggest things are the free updates. My actual unit is 6 years old and it plays like a charm. No issues and very cool sounds for every style. I tested parallel the Tonex Quadcortex and the Axe fx. I had no fun with these units and everytime when I compared I found a plus for the kemper. The warmer sounds, the flexibility with the footcontroler, the quality of the fx, the added fx over the years, thats not only the good unit, it’s more the complete philosophy of this product. The only thing I found , but this a complete other thing to deal with, is the software from Thomas McRocklin. When you are only a bedroomplayer and need a cool solution to play at home, the McRocklin suite is first choice. Anyway, every player has his own ears and fingers and for me there is no need to change my rig. Believe me, I would change it immediately when I find a new product which sounds better, but I can’t see it on the market yet. You write that every modeler sound the same. Here I must say big disagreement! I have high end equipment here in my homestudio ( monitors, frfr and so on) , i hear a big difference between kemper and helix, a little less difference between kemper and the axe fx ( axe sound too clinically for me) but the biggest point for me is that all the other units that I have tested didn’t came in the ballpark when it goes to the comfortable use of this unit. But this are my 2. cents and other players are more in other hardware. The real deal is that you have to be lucky with your equipment or your solution.
Welcome Back It's Been While nice video Again Cheers
I played this in store, and the neck was really awesome, felt great... Nice playing. I think I might go for a RG5320C-DFM, which is also nice in September.
Nice playing, I use the Neural DSP Petrucci, it also sounds really good, and ready! My Ibanez Q52 has Also very bright pickups like these, but cleans are cleaner..... Welllll I am not an expert on sound. :)
I prefer Tonex for amp tones. I had Kemper for a while, but I just couldn't bond with it.
@@milankotevski1663 it’s not so easy to dial into cool sounds , it needs time…..
They sound identical, so does the QC.
Guitarists always praise the hear they currently own, psychology 101.
Listen to the Kemper, ToneX, QC...all sound the same.
ua-cam.com/video/IKa7_MsHT6Q/v-deo.htmlsi=XRQ9-DL9UIEJ8v3C
@@guitartoneSA sorry, but I totally disagree. Yes, I play kemper since 9 years and it’s my second kemper unit. There was a time when I was not so impressed with the sounds. But from day to day I was more familiar with all the parameters and the biggest things are the free updates. My actual unit is 6 years old and it plays like a charm. No issues and very cool sounds for every style. I tested parallel the Tonex Quadcortex and the Axe fx. I had no fun with these units and everytime when I compared I found a plus for the kemper. The warmer sounds, the flexibility with the footcontroler, the quality of the fx, the added fx over the years, thats not only the good unit, it’s more the complete philosophy of this product. The only thing I found , but this a complete other thing to deal with, is the software from Thomas McRocklin. When you are only a bedroomplayer and need a cool solution to play at home, the McRocklin suite is first choice. Anyway, every player has his own ears and fingers and for me there is no need to change my rig. Believe me, I would change it immediately when I find a new product which sounds better, but I can’t see it on the market yet. You write that every modeler sound the same. Here I must say big disagreement! I have high end equipment here in my homestudio ( monitors, frfr and so on) , i hear a big difference between kemper and helix, a little less difference between kemper and the axe fx ( axe sound too clinically for me) but the biggest point for me is that all the other units that I have tested didn’t came in the ballpark when it goes to the comfortable use of this unit. But this are my 2. cents and other players are more in other hardware. The real deal is that you have to be lucky with your equipment or your solution.
@@kempman9811
I'm with you, Kemper all the way. 👍