Teach me about phasing issues while jumping plexi channels

[Digital Jams]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

 

[tweed]

If you are having phase issues, IT"S NOT LOUD ENOUGH!

 

[Greazygeo]

No phase issues to watch out for.....on Fender twins and such yes.....

 

[Digital Jams]

If you are having phase issues, IT"S NOT LOUD ENOUGH!

I have something coming to help with the loud factor, I had fucking lightbulbs coming loose one floor up in the house

 

[Digital Jams]

No phase issues to watch out for.....on Fender twins and such yes.....

Now see some people have said yes there are possible issues Made a jumper last night but it was too late to demo at proper volumes, maybe I will find out after work today.

 

[tweed]

I have something coming to help with the loud factor, I had fucking lightbulbs coming loose one floor up in the house

That's what i'm talkin' about!!!

 

[RoccaforteAmps]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

Both channels are in phase.
But, you will attenuate your incoming guitar signal if thats what you're after?
not my cup'o tea.

 

[Digital Jams]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

Both channels are in phase.
But, you will attenuate your incoming guitar signal if thats what you're after?
not my cup'o tea.

I know the low sens have 6db of attenuation and I did not get this while reading on-line.

So what is the standard way to jump without the attenuation?

 

[RoccaforteAmps]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

Both channels are in phase.
But, you will attenuate your incoming guitar signal if thats what you're after?
not my cup'o tea.

I know the low sens have 6db of attenuation and I did not get this while reading on-line.

So what is the standard way to jump without the attenuation?

You don't.

 

[Digital Jams]

Well then, nothing that about 20db of fucking line level boost won't fix

 

[RoccaforteAmps]

Well then, nothing that about 20db of fucking line level boost won't fix

then why jump it in the first place?

 

[ratter]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

Both channels are in phase.
But, you will attenuate your incoming guitar signal if thats what you're after?
not my cup'o tea.

I know the low sens have 6db of attenuation and I did not get this while reading on-line.

So what is the standard way to jump without the attenuation?

The way you're doing it is the way everybody does it, so just check that out and see if you like it. That's really all there is to it. Me personally I prefer just going straight in to one channel or the other....

 

[Anonymous]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

No issues. Just jump it and crank it!

Personally, I prefer no jumping...

Steve

 

[Digital Jams]

So when plugging into ch1 high sens and then jumpering from ch1 low to ch2 high sens I hear you have to watch out for phase issues, what exactly should I hear when this happens?

Yeah I know I am going to get slapped for this, sorry but I am used to high gain switchers still

Both channels are in phase.
But, you will attenuate your incoming guitar signal if thats what you're after?
not my cup'o tea.

I know the low sens have 6db of attenuation and I did not get this while reading on-line.

So what is the standard way to jump without the attenuation?

The way you're doing it is the way everybody does it, so just check that out and see if you like it. That's really all there is to it. Me personally I prefer just going straight in to one channel or the other....

Been reading for the past hour at metro and yeah it seems that my best bet is straight into the amp with no jumpers. I was under the impression that more gain was t be had but it seems to be more of a tone shaping thing. I have a lot to learn still with these.

 

[Digital Jams]

Well then, nothing that about 20db of fucking line level boost won't fix

then why jump it in the first place?

Figuring that out quickly.

 

[Greazygeo]

Now see some people have said yes there are possible issues Made a jumper last night but it was too late to demo at proper volumes, maybe I will find out after work today.

Gotta love the net know-it-alls! I just run into the bright channel, the dark channel is useless to me, adds way too much mud even when it's just alittle. Stock Marshalls just can't handle much low end.

 

[degenaro]

I used to jumper, but-and I assume it's phase realted-something happens to the signal that messes it up for me. Once I heard it the first time I used the Bright in only. And I assume Steve as well.

 

[Digital Jams]

I used to jumper, but-and I assume it's phase realted-something happens to the signal that messes it up for me. Once I heard it the first time I used the Bright in only.

I have been using the upper left and just going to stick with that, close enough for audio hand grenades. I have other things to worry about

 

[degenaro]

I used to jumper, but-and I assume it's phase realted-something happens to the signal that messes it up for me. Once I heard it the first time I used the Bright in only.

I have been using the upper left and just going to stick with that, close enough for audio hand grenades. I have other things to worry about

Well, that's what me, George and Doug are doing...

 

[Anonymous]

I used to jumper, but-and I assume it's phase realted-something happens to the signal that messes it up for me. Once I heard it the first time I used the Bright in only.

I have been using the upper left and just going to stick with that, close enough for audio hand grenades. I have other things to worry about

Well, that's what me, George and Doug are doing...

and me too...

Steve