skepti
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hallo zusammen
ich habe folgenden text im internet gefunden und frage mich, ob das wirklich funtionieren würde und wie müßte dann der schalter hinten gestellt werden? oder gäbe es da sogar eine einfachere lösung?
gruß
skepti
I found a great way to get a clean sound and a distorted sound out of my GH100L.
I bought a Boss Line Selector pedal for $79 and I am patching the Laney preamp's through one of the loops. On the other loop I'm using a clean preamp (sansamp GT2 set to clean tweed, but you can use any preamp or even a modeler). This gives instant clean/crun/lead tones. This is how I hook it all up:
Cable 1 - Guitar > LS2 input
Cable 2 - LS2 output> Laney FX Return
Cable 3 -LS2 Loop A send > Laney Input
Cable 4 -Laney FX-Send > LS2 Loop A Return
Cable 5 -LS2 Loop B send > GT2 Input
Cable 6 -GT2 Output > LS2 Loop B Return
Cables 5 & 6 are patch cables since the GT2 is mounted on my pedal board so I only had to connect them once. That leaves me only 4 cables to connect during set up. Not too bad
Now I use the Line Selector to go between the GT2 (set to clean) and the Laney preamp. And I still have the regular extra gain boost on the Laney. That gives me 3 distinct tones, pretty much like a 3-channel amp
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ich habe folgenden text im internet gefunden und frage mich, ob das wirklich funtionieren würde und wie müßte dann der schalter hinten gestellt werden? oder gäbe es da sogar eine einfachere lösung?
gruß
skepti
I found a great way to get a clean sound and a distorted sound out of my GH100L.
I bought a Boss Line Selector pedal for $79 and I am patching the Laney preamp's through one of the loops. On the other loop I'm using a clean preamp (sansamp GT2 set to clean tweed, but you can use any preamp or even a modeler). This gives instant clean/crun/lead tones. This is how I hook it all up:
Cable 1 - Guitar > LS2 input
Cable 2 - LS2 output> Laney FX Return
Cable 3 -LS2 Loop A send > Laney Input
Cable 4 -Laney FX-Send > LS2 Loop A Return
Cable 5 -LS2 Loop B send > GT2 Input
Cable 6 -GT2 Output > LS2 Loop B Return
Cables 5 & 6 are patch cables since the GT2 is mounted on my pedal board so I only had to connect them once. That leaves me only 4 cables to connect during set up. Not too bad
Now I use the Line Selector to go between the GT2 (set to clean) and the Laney preamp. And I still have the regular extra gain boost on the Laney. That gives me 3 distinct tones, pretty much like a 3-channel amp
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