I saw one of the stores (can't recall which one) that called this a "sun/Moon" finish! They must have thought people were gullible enough to believe it was done on purpose!

It's always fun to meet someone you've traded posts and emails with - hope you have a great time together!

Congrats! Grandkids are much more fun than kids!

You mean the great cornholio?

I saw these guys on a Joe B. cruise 2 years ago - very raw and full of energy - just the way rock should be!

I'm betting they discontinue it by the end of the year.

I've got one but I purchased it on the secondary market for $1,000 - was used in a studio for a project then sold off.

A great deal on these profiles. Doc is taking control of his own tone before someone else does - a very smart move. If this goes over well, Doc has asked if he can borrow a few of my "vintage" Zs to profile.

Great to hear surgery went well! With regard to doctors' I've run into a number who I wouldn't let restring my guitar much less than cut into me. As my mother says, "Doctor's PRACTICE medicine" -

Nice find at a great price!

GuitarBuilder wrote:

surfnorthwest wrote:I am afraid someone will call the police and report a UFO landing. That is what it sounds like.

My wife thought it was an earthquake when I profiled my 6100 at full bore.....

Nice looking family!

Great sound - really nice playing too! Thanks for sharing!

Outstanding! The profiling process operates as I suspected - a sequence of impulses to measure the time-frequency domain, and various forms of pink and brown noise to measure the EQ curve. Are these test tones generated by the profiler, or via the laptop? I can capture a mic'd response to these ton...

For those of you that have not seen the Kemper profiling process here is a video that was shot on the run in my mancave - I know it's profiling some of my "classic" Zs and not my Marshalls but hey, that's what he wanted!