Kemper Profiler Remote

Profiling amps can of course be piloted using a MIDI controller – overall, however, this solution means more work when it comes to assigning the Kemper’s wide range of potential parameters. The Kemper Profiler Remote, on the other hand, directly offers plug-and-play functionality as soon as it is connected and, with its five rig switches and four effect switches as well as a tap tempo function, puts the amp’s key features at the player’s fingertips – or rather, their feet. The Remote’s backlit display with adjustable contrast provides a clear overview of every parameter – audible and inaudible – at all times. And if that still isn’t enough, up to four additional expression pedals can be connected to the Profiler Remote. All of this comes in a robust sheet steel housing in Kemper’s characteristic Profiler design and, to supply the Profiler Remote with the power it requires, the scope of delivery also includes the corresponding etherCON cable in a length suitable for use in practical application.

German firm Kemper Amps, or rather its founder Christoph Kemper, is no stranger to the music industry. His very first product, the virtual-analogue Access Virus synthesizer, was far ahead of its time and brought the company both unexpected success and an impressive reputation within the music profession. Continuing the momentum of this success, the company then developed the “Profiler” technology, which allows an astonishingly realistic reproduction of the sound of a miked amplifier to be made and thus represents the dawn of a new era in digital amplifier simulation. This technology is currently available in different variants of the Kemper Profiler system: As a basic head, as a top with a powerful Class-D power amp integrated, as a rack-mountable unit, and even as a floorboard.