Line Out Jack?

[jckid649]

Since Express's aren't known to take time delay effects well I am attempting to use one of my speaker out jacks to make a line out jack for a wet dry config. I am using this reference to install it but the listed values aren't quite working. I could do some trial and error but wondered if anyone here had thoughts as to appropriate values.

http://singlecoil.com/docs/out.pdf

[vibratoking]

Here is a link:

http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... icker+line

read geetarpicker's post.

The values you posted should work. Try it without the 22 Ohm ground connection... maybe that is causing some confusion. 48k total load is theoretically better that 660, but it still should work.

[jckid649]

Here is a link:

http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... icker+line

read geetarpicker's post.

The values you posted should work. Try it without the 22 Ohm ground connection... maybe that is causing some confusion. 48k total load is theoretically better that 660, but it still should work.

Well it appears his line out is an external setup where the reference I'm using is showing an internal setup. The values they show state should work for most amps but I'm just getting way too much signal to the wet amp. The 22 Ohm is only a soft ground and really has little effect. It's more of an insurance policy and doesn't even have to be there.

I have read suggestions on other forums to just remove the 100 ohm and connect a 500 ohm pot to those points and use it to vary the signal since your output at the speaker outputs vary with volume adjustments...but idk. I guess I'll have to keep experimenting.

[pablogt]

I have recently installed one of these in a 4-0-0

https://www.tube-town.net/ttstore/Kits/ ... bl7lbh8u97

I like it a lot, not the amp, but the cab simulated line out.

P.