Kemper Releases Free Ton(e)hammer Rig Pack for the Kemper Profiler | Guitar World

Kemper recently released the Ton(e)hammer Rig Pack for the Kemper Profiler.

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EVH 5150III 50 Watt
Marshall JCM800 KK
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Marshall DSL100H
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