THIS COLLECTION IS DESIGNED TO BE USED WITH KEMPER PROFILER PRODUCTS. A KEMPER HEAD, RACK OR STAGE IS REQUIRED TO USE THIS RIG COLLECTION.
 
This rig collection is a collection of studio & DI (Direct) profiles/rigs based off a PRS Archon 50 amplifier. This bundle is a set of profiles/rigs based off my favorite settings on the amp meticulously captured both direct (amp only) and through a 2x12 Celestion Vintage 30 loaded speaker cabinet.
 
This collections tones profile an array of different gain and channel settings. The collection includes 12 studio rigs with amp and cab and 12 DI profiles/rigs all at various gain levels and settings.
 
The naming convention for the rigs are, for example, as follows:
 
JS – Archie 50 Ult (Cln/Ld) x (B) (DI)
 
The single “x” number signifies the level of gain within the profile. “Cln” in the name signifies the use of the Clean channel, “Ld” signifies the Lead channel. If there is a “B” in the name this signifies that the Bright switch has been engaged. If the name contains “DI”, it is the amp only (DI) profile for that gain level. If the name does not contain a “DI” it is a Studio profile.
 
Cln 1 – Clean channel set to a clean tone with the Bright switch off.
Cln 1B – Clean channel set to a clean tone with the Bright switch engaged.
Cln 2 – Clean channel set to lower gain crunch tone.
Cln 2B – Clean channel set to lower gain crunch tone with the Bright switch engaged.
Cln 3 – Clean channel set to higher gain crunch tone.
Cln 3B – Clean channel set to higher gain crunch tone with the Bright switch engaged.
Ld 1 – First level of gain on the Overdrive channel.
Ld 1B – First level of gain on the Overdrive channel with the Bright switch engaged.
Ld 2 – Second level of gain on the Overdrive channel.
Ld 2B - Second level of gain on the Overdrive channel with the Bright switch engaged.
Ld 3 - Third level of gain on the Overdrive channel.
Ld 3B - Third level of gain on the Overdrive channel with the Bright switch engaged.
 
Feel free to use these rigs/profiles as starting points to dial in your own tones or use them as dialed in by default.