First ABY test with 2 amps.

[Deleted member 26052]

And damn, I am glad I bought it. I have only ran two amps like this a couple of times and they weren't my amps so this is kind of new to me. Spent a fair amount of time with the dials and here is what I came up with for a first attempt.

First the pedal, alot of people made recommendations in my other thread and thanks!!! Ended up with this one for whatever reason. Fulletone True Path, can't compare to any others but it seems really nice. Feels solid, I like the footprint and looks of it and all the buttons seem to work Does not seem to add a lot of noise and the tone for each amp doesn't change to my ears so, it do what it do.

Using my Caparison 7 and a Duality DX boost.

The Fortin is with the Avatar Cab - 4 x G12-H30 Anniversary and the Peavy Ultra in Peavey MS cab 2x V30 and 2K85.

 

[311boogieman]

Fun isn't it?
Love that wall of sound.
You should have done a true A then B then Y so I could hear them separate and then together.
Good stuff though. Having an ABY pedal in the mix for me really added a lot.
Was that second riff a Slipknot riff? Reminded me of 'You're not the devil in me' or whatever
PS: No go on combining FX loops, you'd need a separate box, like a Radial Loop Bone (or similar) to do that.
Glad you are back at it

 

[Racerxrated]

Sounds great! Now, you just need a separate power amp and 2 more cabs; with a nice FX unit in between the power amp and cabs for a REAL wall of sound with W/D/W

 

[Ventura]

And damn, I am glad I bought it.

Just like my siggy states.... everything's better in stereo, everything!!

Glad yer groovin'!! ?

 

[Racerxrated]

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[Deleted member 26052]

Fun isn't it?
Love that wall of sound.
You should have done a true A then B then Y so I could hear them separate and then together.
Good stuff though. Having an ABY pedal in the mix for me really added a lot.
Was that second riff a Slipknot riff? Reminded me of 'You're not the devil in me' or whatever
PS: No go on combining FX loops, you'd need a separate box, like a Radial Loop Bone (or similar) to do that.
Glad you are back at it

I just got a Schecter EMG guitar so I did the A then B on this one.

Completely different settings compared to the clip in the OP with my Caparison but same concept. Got the Fortin sounding where I wanted it and then just used the Peavey at lower volume to add a little. The Peavey sounds like shit by itself the way it is dialed in.

For those who care, so far with EMG I like the Saturation OFF. I think it sounds great with the passive Caparison guitar but not really with the EMG. Also changed thump to mid and changed some bright switches.

Still have a lot of testing to do but think I like the Fortin by itself with the EMG guitar and I like both amps going with the Passive guitar.