I've just loaded the TAF - 69 Amps Clean profile and honestly I don't like it at all so I won't tonematch it. But I've tonematched other TAF profiles in the past and I have the biggest respect for Andy in the KPA world, along with Michael Britt
However I did this short video, displaying the sound of the "TAF - 69 Amps Clean" profile, some of my own profiles - after recording it I realized that I should in fact have displayed my Axe clean presets instead (they have more.. yes, mojo !
) , but didn't want to redo it. The video ends with a short demonstration of parallel compression. Download it quick, I don't want to upload it on Youtube or whatever and will put it down in a few days
http://pages.intnet.mu/fremen/Movies/TAF_69_paracomp.wmv
0:00 : the TAF profile the OP likes, played with various pickup positions
0:16 : one of my own clean profiles. I by pass the compressor and the reverb/delay just after selecting it. Compressor back on at 0:29
0:36 : another of my clean profiles. Again I bypass the pre-amp compressor pedal, which role is to keep things clean. I play with various volume pot levels/pickpu positions. Effects back on at 1:17
1:36 : again, the TAF profile
1:51 : nothing to see/hear, I'm pluging my guitar back in the Axe
2:09 - Axe-Fx II this time, displaying some post-amp compression, on my lead sound
2:48 : I bypass the direct sound so you can hear only the post-amp parallel compression thing. The filter block is selecting medium frequencies only on purpose
3:28 : I raise the level of the parallel compression beyond what I would normally use
03:47 : hear how without the compression, the sound loses some roundness/juiciness
That preset is available in my 18.12 banks on my blog, however it was just a test, I use the non-parallel compression version