Does This Exist ?????
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dudeman08
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Re: Does This Exist ?????
Hey hey!
Boss and I think DOD makes Noise Gate pedals that have FX loops built into them for amps that don't have fx loops. They have input and output jacks, as well as send and return jacks for an fx loop. I think the noise gate would be between the guitar and the amp, so the fx loop would also be between. Well, that's my 2 cents.. Hope it help!
Daniel
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Hey hey!
Boss and I think DOD makes Noise Gate pedals that have FX loops built into them for amps that don't have fx loops. They have input and output jacks, as well as send and return jacks for an fx loop. I think the noise gate would be between the guitar and the amp, so the fx loop would also be between. Well, that's my 2 cents.. Hope it help!
Daniel
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That90'sGuy
DyzaBoyzologist
Re: Does This Exist ?????
If I recall correctly, there was a device that was an external effects loop for amps that didn't have it. I think Gearjoneser had something similar, I'm not sure.
If I recall correctly, there was a device that was an external effects loop for amps that didn't have it. I think Gearjoneser had something similar, I'm not sure.
kmcguitars
GuitarArtologist
Re: Does This Exist ?????
The primary reason for a Effects loop is to put the signal behind the
preamp to keep things quite. I can't see how this could be done
outside the amp??
The primary reason for a Effects loop is to put the signal behind the
preamp to keep things quite. I can't see how this could be done
outside the amp??
That90'sGuy
DyzaBoyzologist
Re: Does This Exist ?????
Yeah, I think you're right, that was a loop box... completely different.
Yeah, I think you're right, that was a loop box... completely different.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Does This Exist ?????
A pedalboard.com dual loop box is an essential stompbox for a guy with a lot of
"tonesucking" pedals. I use the left button to bring in my 2 Line 6 pedals, and the right button to send the signal to a tuner, with no return, so it's silent.
Live, it's great because I can have both Line 6's set up for some combined effects, and switch them in or out with one button that's in front on the pedalboard, while the Line 6's are situated in the back of the pedalboard. And I can tune quickly by hitting the right button, without any sound going to the amp.
As far as 59Paul's situation...the only option is to have a tech install an FX loop with a break between the pre and power section and two jacks on the back of the amp.
If you mod that Marshall 2204 with actual Marshall female jacks, it'll still look stock, but have a nice FX loop.
A pedalboard.com dual loop box is an essential stompbox for a guy with a lot of
"tonesucking" pedals. I use the left button to bring in my 2 Line 6 pedals, and the right button to send the signal to a tuner, with no return, so it's silent.
Live, it's great because I can have both Line 6's set up for some combined effects, and switch them in or out with one button that's in front on the pedalboard, while the Line 6's are situated in the back of the pedalboard. And I can tune quickly by hitting the right button, without any sound going to the amp.
As far as 59Paul's situation...the only option is to have a tech install an FX loop with a break between the pre and power section and two jacks on the back of the amp.
If you mod that Marshall 2204 with actual Marshall female jacks, it'll still look stock, but have a nice FX loop.
