connecting pedals...

RaynerT

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Hi guys, pretty noob at this, i recently bought a new Zoom A2 for my guitar, but i would like to line it up with the rest of my pedals, is there anyway to go so? Thanks. (dun scold me though :P )
 
without going into which sequence is better or worst. The rule is such

guitar out to input of pedal, from output of pedal, to input of pedal and output to amp etc

As long the "in" goes to "out" and "out" goes to "in", nothing will go wrong.

Even if in goes to in or out goes to out. Also nothing will go wrong except there wont be any sound at all.
 
i'm also facing with that problem.. like how to line my 707II with my other analog pedals.. guess you jus have to experiment :wink:
 
YA, i seem to be having the same problem also, when i connect all my pedals together, there seem to be no sound, do i need a line selector or something?
 
i think the article you referring to is the one on the pedals lineup yea? Can I use a line selector to seperate my pedals from the zoom A2?
 
imho, you dont need anything or any pedal to make the thing sound out.
Save some money and jsut play around with the sequence. With the line selector, you will be more confused

For a start, connect your guitar to the A2 and to amp.

If theres sound, then try this

guitar--->A2--->any pedal---->amp (input to output to input to ouput and to amp)

if theres no sound, try this

guitar---->other pedal---->A2----> amp

if still no sound, then pardon me :D

cheers
 
heh, thats normal. From single stompboxe to a digital efx or vice versa are usually like that.

To get over the bypass thing, you can get a true bypass looper and put the A2 inside the loop.

As for which/what true bypass looper, i think bro blueark bro might be able to come up with something suitable!
 
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