I've seen those clear molded covers for pc keyboards and wondered if there was such a thing for the Kemper Stage?
Any ideas?
Looking for a cover for my Stage.
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I haven't ordered one from here (yet) but they look nice:
https://studioslips.com/find-your-model/?mfgchar=K&ManID=684
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I haven't ordered one from here (yet) but they look nice:
https://studioslips.com/find-your-model/?mfgchar=K&ManID=684
Thanks for the suggestion.
However I'm looking for a transparent cover to just place over the top of the Stage to keep it protected while playing live and still be able to see and use the buttons.
Rather than just taping a piece of clear plastic over it, I am hoping to find a semi-rigid molded one, that I can just set over it....like the ones you see for PC keyboards that completely cover the keyboard but still allow you to push they keys.
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I can vouch for the Studio Slip bags. But they are not clear
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I've emailed both Kemper and Decksaver.com about this and Decksaver suggested they would consider working on it for their next set of releases. The more people who get in touch and ask for it, the more likely it will happen. Drop them a line at [email protected]
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I've emailed both Kemper and Decksaver.com about this and Decksaver suggested they would consider working on it for their next set of releases. The more people who get in touch and ask for it, the more likely it will happen. Drop them a line at [email protected]
Sweeeeeeet!!!! Thank you!!!!
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How would you be able to use the knobs
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How would you be able to use the knobs
If i "needed" to adjust the knobs, which I normally wouldn't, the cover would just lift off. It is just a cover, with no bottom. It is not a case.
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Anyone found a solution to this yet? The last post from Twilt about the rubber cover was very neat, would love something like that on my Stage
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Anyone found a solution to this yet? The last post from Twilt about the rubber cover was very neat, would love something like that on my Stage
Unfortunately, I haven't found a solution yet.
I'm actually kind of surprised there is not more of a demand for such a thing.
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I would look for a seamstress on Etsy or a local person. I'm sure they could easily stitch one up for you. My daughters sew all kinds of stuff for us even slippers.
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I'd love to have one for my Stage!
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If all else fails I'd probably make a plexi-glass thing that hovers above my Stage and also covers the back part where all the ins and outs are. And then I can flip switches with my foot underneath the plexi-glass thingy. I'll make the vertical walls foldable so I can fold it to a flat plate and put it in my Kemper bag.
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This is what I’ve come up with. I know it’s not the best idea but I think it’s better than nothing. I plan on using it until I come up with something else. I can’t reach the tuner or looper switch with the cover on so my plan is to either:
A. use a different tuner
B. this weekend I’m going to try swapping the tap and tuner functions to see how well that works
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pretty cool
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Looks like it should go to the Smithsonian now.
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A. use a different tuner
B. this weekend I’m going to try swapping the tap and tuner functions to see how well that works
More details please....did you make this? If so how? What did you use?
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More details please....did you make this? If so how? What did you use?
Yes I made it. It’s just a piece of sheet metal bent for the bottom with a piece of plexiglass bent for the top piece. I used a brake to bend both the sheet metal and plexiglass. I had to heat the plexiglass up to get an angle close to 90 degrees. Even with heating, the plexiglass started to split in the corners. The top is just riveted to the bottom and the profiler is not fastened down. I can try to add some detail pictures tomorrow if you want.
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More details please....did you make this? If so how? What did you use?
hope this helps. In case you’re wondering, I started decorating it with stickers ?
