FuseG4
Our Neighbor Totoro
Into a Y splitter so I could finally run my fender and Marshall together!
The attenuator was a 25w load dump and I've been abusive to it, running 40w amps into it at full attention, and recently it started to jump in volume so I assumed it was time to retire it.
But what can I do with 3 output jacks next to each other... I know wire them parallel!
No speaker phase or ground loop issues and I'm loving the pair together. Doesn't matter how I set them up they seem to fill out the room so much better. So far I really like to set one totally clean and the other to classic rock crunch. Doesn't matter which one's which sounds great both ways!
This is a game changer!
Even when both amps are clean, goodness there's more texture! I've run amps in stereo before but back then I didn't really have a clue what I was doing.
Anyways if you've never ran a clean/dirty amp setup I highly recommend it. Put an adjustable amount of chime in your crunch. And then walk around the room and listen to the sound change. So fun to listen to and play.
The attenuator was a 25w load dump and I've been abusive to it, running 40w amps into it at full attention, and recently it started to jump in volume so I assumed it was time to retire it.
But what can I do with 3 output jacks next to each other... I know wire them parallel!
No speaker phase or ground loop issues and I'm loving the pair together. Doesn't matter how I set them up they seem to fill out the room so much better. So far I really like to set one totally clean and the other to classic rock crunch. Doesn't matter which one's which sounds great both ways!
This is a game changer!
Even when both amps are clean, goodness there's more texture! I've run amps in stereo before but back then I didn't really have a clue what I was doing.
Anyways if you've never ran a clean/dirty amp setup I highly recommend it. Put an adjustable amount of chime in your crunch. And then walk around the room and listen to the sound change. So fun to listen to and play.
