Thanks xtian. You answered my other question as well.
Merlin's Practical Serial Effects Loop layout
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Re: Merlin's Practical Serial Effects Loop layout
Sorry for the necro bump but this seems like the best place to ask.
Is it best to use switching jacks so the signal can continue to flow through when there are no cables plugged in to the send and return?
Is it best to use switching jacks so the signal can continue to flow through when there are no cables plugged in to the send and return?
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Re: Merlin's Practical Serial Effects Loop layout
The Return jack only would be a closing jack.
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Re: Merlin's Practical Serial Effects Loop layout
That's typically the way it's done. A non-switching jack is used for the send so the signal can be tapped there without interrupting the connection to the return jack's switching contact. When something is plugged into the return, the connection to the send tip is opened.
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Re: Merlin's Practical Serial Effects Loop layout
Yep. I see now. Thanks