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i've been coming up against the same hurdle here... I am building a
pedalboard with the boomerang as my looper along with some other effects.
I
have an acoustic guitar and also an electric. I want to have both guitars
plugged into the rig at the same time, but of course have the ability to
switch from one to the other when I want, so that I can loop both guitars.
My only problem is that when I'm playing the acoustic I want the signal to
go to the PA, but when I'm playing electric, I want the signal to run to my
amp (just got a new Fender Hot Rod DeVille!). Any advice on how to route
the signal?? Probably just going to use an A/B switch for the inputs, but
I'm not yet sure how to handle the output, unless I just use a 2nd A/B
switch. But then that could be awkward, I think, to have to hit two
different switches to change guitars. Not sure.
The 2nd hurdle is that I'm thinking I'd have to use two different loopers
in
order to loop the acoustic guitar and have it continue to run through the
PA
if I wanted to use both instruments in the same song. Any other ideas?
mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick Schillace" <nickschillace@hotmail.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 1:49 PM
Subject: multiple amps/signals
> Any advice on hardware that handles multiple line/effect signals between
>2
> amps. Now that I got some bargain electrix stuff in my effects loop, it's
> difficult to split the signals as I had before, since the amp I send
>loops
> to has no effects loop. The boomerang is my looper. Thanks
>
> Nick Schillace
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