Traynor YCV-40 on Kemper Profiling Amplifier

It's almost incredible pick a file from the net, put into KPA and listen those tones. This one is from Mats Nermark, and i pick from the new born Kemper Amp Forum www.kemper-amps/forum (his package has more than 100 profiles, this one is "MN T HTD HG2 57C Tyl") . We're waiting for an official site for post our profile, so any KPA owner can play virtually any amp on the world. I'm uploading simple parts, like this one, just to show the behavior of the Kemper Amp with various situation. As usual compression damage the signal, and this seem be heavier on hi gain and cranked tones, so even this time original is much better than what it seem on youtube. The guitar i used is an heavy modded SX (i miss a good test on it, i'll do in future), Tonezone at bridge.

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[Sonar37]

Very cool!

[rafport]

@Sonar37 thanks

[joch230]

Do you notice at all that the SX ash strats are thinner bodied than your Fender?

[rafport]

@joch230 thank you, i never noticed: i measured with a caliber, 4.6 cm for the Fender and 4.2 mm for the SX. I can say the inner hole into the body is smaller because i worked a lot into, anyway (with a much smaller tolerance) standard components and standard pickguards fit into SX. Neck is fatter respect the AM std, but it really depends from model. This has the "strange" 3 screw neck attack, not a so good idea as is not stable as the standard, but it works. Bye!

[Stratboy999]

Yeah!!!! Haven't we seen that SX before? It has a new scratchplate?

[rafport]

@Stratboy999 it's the same old one i did a new pick guard covering with a gold foil... it's cheap but it's made of gold! :P

[bedofrazorsqwerty]

sweet



[777olk]

klingt absolut hammermäßig!