Hi Michael,
You might find this interesting:
https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/why-ta ... t-your-amp
Particularly the bit about preamps!
Regards
Gary
Effects Loop
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Re: Effects Loop
by nivramarvin » 04 Jul 2020, 20:36
Playing live there are two reasons for me to use the loop: I do not want to do without my volume pedal, which also reduces the overdriven volume of my two-channel amp without changing the sound - if it is connected in the loop. So I can regulate the lead sound with the desired overdrive of the preamp.
Secondly, the echoes are not cut off when I turn the pedal off - if the delay is connected in the loop (after the pedal). Swell effects sound better this way.
And third: An echo in front of an overdriven amp sounds horrible to me.
Secondly, the echoes are not cut off when I turn the pedal off - if the delay is connected in the loop (after the pedal). Swell effects sound better this way.
And third: An echo in front of an overdriven amp sounds horrible to me.
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