). At home, I use the FluxTone cab, so TV sound level when set to min (about -32dB reduction in sensitivity) with a JTM45.
A great feature of my transparent fx loop is that it takes all of 10 seconds to fit to any amp
Plain AB763 vs. AA1164 with loop advice
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Re: Plain AB763 vs. AA1164 with loop advice
For my ‘transparent fx loop’, I just stick a mic in front of the speaker cab, feed that into an echo pedal modded to wet only, and feed that into a small 30W solid state combo I picked up for free (it needed a few squirts of cleaner lube in its pots and some dry joints reflowing ).
At home, I use the FluxTone cab, so TV sound level when set to min (about -32dB reduction in sensitivity) with a JTM45.
A great feature of my transparent fx loop is that it takes all of 10 seconds to fit to any amp
). At home, I use the FluxTone cab, so TV sound level when set to min (about -32dB reduction in sensitivity) with a JTM45.
A great feature of my transparent fx loop is that it takes all of 10 seconds to fit to any amp
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Re: Plain AB763 vs. AA1164 with loop advice
Yes, yes! The wet-dry route has never done me wrong. Might have to make that a thing again.
Just plug it in, man.