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Topic: When you use 2 amps how...? |
Jim Eaton
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Santa Susana, Ca
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Posted 8 Jun 2001 9:39 am |
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Having just recently upgraded my volume pedal to a new Goodrich 120 with 2 outputs for driving amp's, I was wondering how folks that use 2 amps set them up. Do you EQ them the same or different? Do you run 1 w/reverb & 1/dry? Thanks for any input you may have on this.
JE:-)>
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Vernon Hester
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Cayce,SC USA, R.I.P.
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Posted 8 Jun 2001 9:54 am
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| I use 2 amps or 2 inputs when I play or record. I split the signal into a left and right and go thru two effects units with diff effects on left and right. gives you a nice full sound. sometimes I get carried away with to much of the goodies, cause once you put in down you can't get rid of it but you can always add, in the recording mixdown stage. |
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Ernie Renn
From:
Brainerd, Minnesota USA
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Posted 8 Jun 2001 10:25 am
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Jim;
One thing to be aware of when using two amps: If they are EQ'd the same, are both at the same volume and are the same distance away from you: you might experience some cancelling. You'd sound quiet to yourself, but not to everybody else.
It does sound great, though. I used two amps for many years. Just recently I started leaving one at home. The stereo soundboard went to the shop and needs to be replaced. We're using the old mono one for the time being. Seems senseless to be stereo only to be made mono in the mains.
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My best,
Ernie
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