signal goes STEREO

[nickyseow]

Now, any one thought of playing through your own general rig,

but at the end, your signal goes STEREO, with one channel into a reverb box, into one amp, and the other channel, into a delay unit, into another amp?

Im kinda thinking of doing it! kinda like a wet-wetter rig. hahahaha

anyway.

Im willing to trade my Analogman ts9 AND BOSS MIJ BF2 for a Boss PS3 ! Come on! How sweet a deal is this? ONCE IN YOUR LIFE, TWO YEARS OF YOUR TIME!

ok. answer my rig question already.

 

[gsonique]

so what gear thought ?

Thats more like gear placement thought ?


:?

 

[Qkumba]

i'd just split the signal on a unit with stereo output and maybe add some panning effects to it. 8)

 

[PatheinRaindropMoe]

when the pedal with stereo out is disengage, will the signal still be split or mono out to one side?

 

[Qkumba]

try it out and let us know! 8)

 

[PatheinRaindropMoe]

i have try it. Not all effect with stereo out will still be having both signal out when disengaged. Some of it will become mono when its disengaged.

the splltting of signal usually need another stage of buffer in the pedal to maintain the signal strength. Passive splitting often result in weaker signal.

Pedal with stereo out might work somethime, but when signal is going out to 2 amp at the same time, there might be ground loop problem or out of phase signal issue which might result in weaker signal heard

 

[nickyseow]

the buffer/booster idea makes sense.. kinda like 1 divided into 2 equals 2.

wow.

how's that for wacked-out.

signal -> a/b splitter -> boosters -> amps.

now imagine that with thick reverb and haunting delays.

 

[Elias]

Ehh...I dunno the mumbo-jumbo talk in this thread :lol: ...but my if you're talking about a stereo rig, I'd usually play with 2 amps since my last 2 pedals in my signal chain are stereo-output capable (Polychorus->DD6->2 amps)...so I'm getting (imo) a 'lush haunting chorus/flanger' effect as well as ping-pong delay effects via 2 amps

 

[nickyseow]

haha i perfectly understand the concept behind a "wet dry rig".

something the edge does, and i think most stage musicians do that. actually, come to think about it, why use two amps, when you can have the xotic fx X blender? its something like a wet+dry thing.

imagine if you can mod it to boost which ever mix you're dialling in.

but my concept is having your general signal going into a reverb unit into AMP A. lets call this sound A.

then for sound B, your signal going into a delay unit, into AMP B.

get it? haha

 

[j_m_s]

dude. ns influence?

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children having fun, while we are holding guns. .

Wont an active splitter do the trick? I was thinking, if a passive splitter would result in lower signal, Would an active signal double it?