Eminence Kristian Kohle 16 Ohm Metal IR DV7716OHM
A 16-ohm impulse response for metal guitar tones, developed with Kristian Kohle and made in the United States
- Designed for metal tones with Kristian Kohle expertise
- 16 ohm impedance matches high-gain amplifier setups
- Manufactured in the United States by Eminence
- Model DV7716OHM identifies the specific impulse response
- UPC 876358004669 ensures accurate product identification
Kristian Kohle IR Profile
The Eminence Kristian Kohle 16 Ohm Metal IR is a digital impulse response capturing the tone of a 16 ohm speaker cabinet. It is designed for guitarists and producers who want a metal-voiced cabinet sound inside a modeller or DAW without mic placement hassles. The file loads into any IR-compatible device or plugin for immediate use.
16 Ohm Impedance Match
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 16 ohm impedance rating captured in this IR. Your amp modeller, load box or power amp must be set to expect a 16 ohm load for the frequency response and feel to remain accurate. Mismatched impedance settings will alter the tonal balance and dynamic response of the profile.
Metal Mix Headroom
This IR delivers the tight low end and aggressive midrange suited to modern metal rhythm and lead tones. It handles high-gain saturation and fast palm-muted riffing without flub, but clean headroom is limited by the speaker character baked into the capture. Players seeking pristine clean tones or vintage warmth will find the voicing too focused for those styles.
How it compares
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- Price $130.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 16 ohm rating mean when the IR is loaded into a real amp?
The 16 ohm rating matches the impedance the IR was captured from, so it responds like a 16 ohm speaker when used with a compatible load box or IR loader.
What interface or standard does the DV7716OHM use, and what does that cap in practice?
The IR is delivered as a standard WAV file, which works in any convolution loader and is limited only by the loader's sample-rate support.
What does the DV7716OHM physically need to fit or mount in a rig?
It is a digital file, so it requires no physical mounting — only storage space on the device running the IR loader.
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