Kemper Profiler Head + Remote

Thanks to its high connectivity, it adapts perfectly to any situation, whether you're performing live, at home, or in the studio. The Profiler allows you to capture the sonic DNA of any amplifier with just a press of a button.

The Profiler revolutionizes the typical workflow of a recording session. Guitarists can now move freely between projects: their amplifier profiles enable reamping or alternative takes whenever they wish. You can rent a professional studio for one or two days to create the best profiles of your amplifiers and then record in your project studio later; you'll get the exact sound of a professional studio, but with all the time in the world.

About Kemper Profiler Remote

The Profiler Remote is the ultimate foot controller for your Profiler.

• Versatile and easy to operate
• Seamless integration between Profiler and Remote
• Allows control, management, and programming without any MIDI knowledge
• Large illuminated display
• Robust construction
• 7m Ethernet cable included

Five buttons provide direct access to five different sounds ("Rigs"), and full performances can be switched using a bank system. Dedicated buttons allow access to the tuner, tap tempo, and activate the exclusive new looper effect.

This controller connects via a single Ethernet cable to our Profiler. No additional power supply is required, and the included cable is seven meters long. Longer distances are possible if needed. Up to four continuous pedals can control multiple parameters within the Profiler. Four buttons toggle effects on and off. Setup is very simple: click to select, assign, and you're ready.

About Kemper Profile

Christoph Kemper, the engineer who created the Kemper Profiler, has revolutionized digital amplifier modeling. Kemper developed an interest in amplifiers in 2006. After extensive research, he developed a method that creates a kind of "photograph" of a specific amplifier's sound.

The profiling process is as simple as strumming your guitar and capturing the signal through a microphone. The Kemper analyzes the amplifier's response and, in just a few minutes, generates an "instantaneous" profile of it.