Loop or no loop?

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I like the loop on too. But haven't thought about using a a cable jumpered for the S/R . What does that do to the sound?

Jumping the s/r feeds signal to both sides of the mix pot. This drives the return 12AX7 stage a bit more, resulting in a slight boost.

heyyy!!!! That's cool! Thanks! Will have to try that soon!

I tried this tonight and I'm not totally sure I got a lot of benefit from it.

Does it matter if you have a serial or parallel effects loop? (please excuse this question if it's completely stupid) My 2ch has a parallel effects loop...

As far as I know, this trick only works on the 3ch model (parallel loop).

 

[tunedown]

I like the loop on too. But haven't thought about using a a cable jumpered for the S/R . What does that do to the sound?

Jumping the s/r feeds signal to both sides of the mix pot. This drives the return 12AX7 stage a bit more, resulting in a slight boost.

heyyy!!!! That's cool! Thanks! Will have to try that soon!

I tried this tonight and I'm not totally sure I got a lot of benefit from it.

Does it matter if you have a serial or parallel effects loop? (please excuse this question if it's completely stupid) My 2ch has a parallel effects loop...

As far as I know, this trick only works on the 3ch model (parallel loop).

Oh.

Well then I wasn't even close.

Nevermind

 

[francric]

Loop on, I use a Rocktron Xpression..........................