JKD":nuj6o3pi said:
R.Milbeck":nuj6o3pi said:
Ground Control Pro into Switchblade 8B or GCX.
I've got both. I'll see which is more practical.
I know I won't be able to switch from M4 modules to Mod loaded modules without unplugging the returns first, but I'm studio only use so that's the least of my worries.
take care,
Russ
If you run the Send of the Mod into the GCX switcher you can...
Use the GCX in to split Inputs to all yer boxes...
I have RM50 Send-> GCX In 1 then M4 into GCX 1 Return GCX 1 Out into GCX 2..RM4 into GCX 2 Return and GCX 2 Out to RM50 Return.
GCX 1 toggles RM50/M4 and GCX 2 toggles M4/RM4 ..... so
GCX 1 and 2 off = RM50
GCX 1 on and 2 off = M4
GCX 1 off and 2 on = RM4
set up the patches to switch GCX accordingly and you're good to go.
If I were going to use the GCX, what I would do is the following
Guitar -> GCX Loop 1 IN
GCX Loop 1 Send -> Input Mod50
Mod50 Send -> GCX Loop 1 Return
GCX Loop 1 Out -> GCX Loop 2 In
GCX Loop 2 Send -> M4 #1 Input
M4 #1 Output -> GCX Loop 2 Return
GCX Loop 2 Out -> GCX Loop 3 In
GCX Loop 3 Send -> M4 #2 Input
M4 #2 Output -> GCX Loop 3 Return
GCX Loop 3 Output -> Power amp
That way if Loop 1 is on, then you are using the Mod50's preamp, if Loop 2 is on, then you have M4 #1, and loop 3 you have M4 #2.
I've used the GCX in the past that way, and it worked very well.
I'd use it for 3-4 pedals in front of the amp, and then to switch between 2-3 preamps. That was back in the day when I actually NEEDED more preamps. My "pre-Egnater" days! Now that I have my M4, a Lexicon MPXG2 and a power amp is plenty!
Eric