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Faded Abyss
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So I'm sure this has been brought up before but when i search for this, everyone is talking about splitting the guitar before the amp.
I want to run some parallel effects out of my line out of my peavey 6505 OR any effect loop of any amp, then send them back to a mixer, then either sum the signal OR send the wet to a separate power amp.
Being a line signal out of the preamp, could I get a good result by splitting the signal once and then daisy chain (Y or wiring the cable to parallel/split) one path to all the effects that i want to run in parallel?
Or will I need to purchase a line splitter and send the signal to each pedal separately?
It would be really cool if I could just parallel all the inputs of all the effects but that just seems to good to be true.
http://www.rane.com/note108.html
figure 11 and figure 13 are the exact two scenarios I am talking about. Rane says that you should be fine using the method in figure 11, but then figure 13 makes more logical sense to me.
hopefully you guys have some input because im going crazy here with a million different ways to set this up
I want to run some parallel effects out of my line out of my peavey 6505 OR any effect loop of any amp, then send them back to a mixer, then either sum the signal OR send the wet to a separate power amp.
Being a line signal out of the preamp, could I get a good result by splitting the signal once and then daisy chain (Y or wiring the cable to parallel/split) one path to all the effects that i want to run in parallel?
Or will I need to purchase a line splitter and send the signal to each pedal separately?
It would be really cool if I could just parallel all the inputs of all the effects but that just seems to good to be true.
http://www.rane.com/note108.html
figure 11 and figure 13 are the exact two scenarios I am talking about. Rane says that you should be fine using the method in figure 11, but then figure 13 makes more logical sense to me.
hopefully you guys have some input because im going crazy here with a million different ways to set this up