Which Fx Loop To Use? |
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Which Fx Loop To Use? |
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May 2 2021, 08:50 PM |
... Yes the serial fx loop seems to be the most logical given your setup, very cool amp by the way |
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May 3 2021, 03:23 PM |
There is potentially a tonal difference between series and parallel fx loops.
With a 'series' loop, your sound is routed: pre-amp > FX (in the loop) > power amp. With a 'parallel' loop your sound after the preamp is blended into or through the loop. Good parallel fx loops like your ENGL have a blend control for determining how much effect gets added to the straight amp tone. It works just like an aux channel on a recording console. Notice that the serial loop on your amp doesn't have a blend pot - it's all or nothing. Depending on the amp manufacturer, the parallel loop's blend control can go from 1% to 99%. *When you're not using the parallel loop(s), set the blend control to off or "dry" This post has been edited by klasaine: May 3 2021, 03:30 PM -------------------- - Ken Lasaine
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