tonymckenziecom | 10 years ago

When Kemper said that they would not convert the not-powered rack pre-amplifier to a powered one a while ago that was a major blow to many users. I recently converted my not-powered Kemper rack to a 2 x 90 watts (per side) powered rack amplifier (I mistakenly said 290 watts per side - my apologies) and here I show you exactly how to do it. This can save a fortune of selling and buying a replacement Kemper amp just because there is no power amp inside. Amplifier was from http://www.ritteramps.de but he may or may not be supplying it as you read this.

This is a useful video even if you don't own a Kemper Amp - see how easy (or hard) it is to add a power amp to equipment.

Please note that if you are not qualified or have no idea of how to do this conversion then don't do it. I accept no liability whatsoever if you do and in some way you got injured because you are not qualified. Educational video.

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