Tone Monster
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What are some good options out there???
Looking for the best guitar signal splitter. Wanna run 4 amps simultaneously.
psychic_driver
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To my knowledge there are not many mass produced buffered 4-output splitters out there ... I know earthquaker makes one but everything else I've seen has been boutique or handmade by smaller builders. If you're comfortable doing your own electrical work, ABY boxes are relatively simple to build and you could customize the layout to your personal taste.
Tone Monster
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Thanks BUT NOT comfortable, lol
psychic_driver
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I'm interested in what you come up with. What are you trying to achieve with 4 amps ?
I am also scheming on a multi amp rig, with the goal of layering distortions to create super fat sounds with lots of harmonic complexity ... Tryna get the overtones to grind on each other while maintaining clarity and beef
Rackman
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The Radial Shotgun is a possibility. I have no experience with it.
You could probably use one of several commercially available distribution amps used as PA components. Something like
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/745298-REG/Rolls_RA163_RA163_Distribution_Amplifier.html
That's probably not literally the ideal unit, but it's at least an example I've used (in a PA context) and it did it's thing without complaining. It's XLR so you may need some cables.
You could probably use one of several commercially available distribution amps used as PA components. Something like
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/745298-REG/Rolls_RA163_RA163_Distribution_Amplifier.html
That's probably not literally the ideal unit, but it's at least an example I've used (in a PA context) and it did it's thing without complaining. It's XLR so you may need some cables.
BeZo
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I'm surprised @griff10672 didn't already make one of these for @JackBootedThug when he was running his wet wet moist rig of doom.
Alpha Stryke
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*samples
Contact Hank he's a Pro and can make you whatever you need. Don't mess around anywhere else.
Thank me later.
https://www.rattlesnakecables.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooFKBpTdPwo6z19HqHDqUA9BWeuQ4ZlK1oOxzLzesUoLRDoAigL
Tone Monster
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Man, I've got a nice bunch of amps that have many different characteristics. I just really want to mess around with mixing and matching different combinations to see what tones could be achieved! The possibilities are endless...
TheGreatGreen
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Tone Monster
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BOOM. That looks amazing and EXACTLY what I'm looking for. Phase buttons and everything. Thanks!
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Brain Becker
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Radial makes great products
Anje
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Yes Radial are nice, plenty of models too.
Lehle is another great manufacturer for this kind of device.
Suhr has a nice very compact buffer/splitter too; a couple of those behind the mono in / stereo out effect of your choice and you're golden.
Lehle is another great manufacturer for this kind of device.
Suhr has a nice very compact buffer/splitter too; a couple of those behind the mono in / stereo out effect of your choice and you're golden.
Little B
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Radial makes a good one.if u combine 2 lehles that would work. I use an uptown technologies pedal pusher.It actually has 8 outputs,buffered,adj.inputs,etc.But it's 8 outs on all the time,no switching between them.
If I had to do it all over again today, I'd call Bob Bradshaw and have the best in the busin.make you one- exactly what you want.
If I had to do it all over again today, I'd call Bob Bradshaw and have the best in the busin.make you one- exactly what you want.
Tone Monster
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Didn’t he get shady towards the end?
fusedbrain
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This might also be worth looking at:
https://www.radialeng.com/product/jd7
Radial makes great stuff.
https://www.radialeng.com/product/jd7
Radial makes great stuff.
Tone Monster
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Yeah I saw that one. It’s probably perfect to be honest.
