Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Yeah, as I side note I did the monte allums GE-7 mod and it cut down the noise noticeably.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by idsnowdog View PostAbout the only downside I found was more noise. I also found that I needed to run the pedal with the master volume of the pedal a little on the negative side because the signal in the loop was a lot hotter than guitar level.
almost a must if you run EQ pedal in the effects loop IMO>
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
About the only downside I found was more noise. I also found that I needed to run the pedal with the master volume of the pedal a little on the negative side because the signal in the loop was a lot hotter than guitar level.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
I don't see any downside of having the EQ in the loop. However, for me, I love to use the EQ to kick the pre-amp tubes. Especially with my Fender Excelsior, I can get the amp to scream with the EQ level cranked. WIth the Marshall JCM 2000 or Fender Quad, it is nirvana.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Well following the True Bypass trend i can tell you im hearing alot more CE-2 Chorus in the loop so much so that i had to back off the internal trim pot by 1/2 a turn and the only reason could be that the MXR Phase 90 was not TB and was in front of the CE-2.
So i guess there really is a difference.
Phase 90 is now going into front of amp after wah before overdrives.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by Van Noord View PostHow so? The main reason you get tone loss from having a multitude of TB pedals is because you are essentially elongating your long cable line. The signals passing through straight them. If you're using a 20ft cable and then plugging into 5,6,7,8 TB pedals with no inline buffer pedal then you're going to hear high end roll off because your adding length to your input signal by having all those TB pedals.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by NegativeEase View PostAre you familiar with Godwin's Law? that as every discussion grows longer, the probability of the discussion devoling into a comparison with Nazis resulting increases?
I think True Bypass is the Guitar discussion equivilent
I hadn’t heard about that law but it sounds pretty accurate!
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by Gtrjunior View PostSee what I started...
I think True Bypass is the Guitar discussion equivilent
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by Gtrjunior View PostNamely the buffer in the switchless wah (95Q?). It wreaked havoc on my QR.
Took me forever to figure out that it was the culprit.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by Van Noord View PostHow so? The main reason you get tone loss from TB pedals is because you are essentially elongating your long cable line. The signals are passing through them. If you're using a 20ft cable and then plugging into 5,6,7,8 TB pedals with no inline buffer pedal then your going to hear high end roll off because your adding length to your input signal by having all those TB pedals.
Originally posted by Van Noord View PostYou won't hear true bypass or non true bypass what you will hear is capacitance. Too many TB pedals linked together without an inline buffered pedal is a recipe for tone suck.Last edited by Jacew; 12-11-2018, 02:55 PM.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Originally posted by Jacew View PostYou're contradicting yourself
Yes, it's capacitance you hear and it's caused by cables, not by true bypass switching. Thing is, it's always present without buffer. Once you add buffer you get brighter tone, because of the lack of normal tone suck caused by the cables.
So it's really whatever way you want to think of it. Buffer in your chain changes your tone, so does all the cable you add. But True Bypass itself doesn't...Last edited by Van Noord; 12-11-2018, 02:44 PM.
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Re: EQ in the loop, is there a downside ?
Update : so after more net surfing i found the phase 90 should be before the dirt pedals with the wah.
Also when i run 2 amps stereo i couldn't use the EQ as my modded Marshall has no loop and i like to smack the front end with EQ & dirt/fuzz.
So i moved the EQ post dirt pedals again and the gate in front of the TC Chorus.
This actually sounds really good & gives me flexibility.
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