Re: splitting a guitar signal?

[JohnFlem@aol.com]

The cheapest solution is a Signalflex SF-DAB.  It is an "AB" Box that 
instead 
of switching between A&B it has an  ON /OFF switch for A&B  (with LED 
indicators!).  It also has an aux. (always on) output that could be used 
for 
a tuner OR an always on connection to an amp with the A&B going to (2) 
loopers (for example).  Sometimes you will rune into bizArre impedance 
problems this way.  I' m sure some of our resident rocket scientists can 
comment on that. You could also consider a Stereo Volume/Pan Pedal....

A more expensive solution would be the Digital Music Corp.  Mix Plus (I 
think 
that's what it is called) that will take care of impedance problems.  
There 
are two versions (one is MIDI controlled)...check their website  
www.voodoolab.com in the "Ground Control" section.

ALSO, I have a lead on a guy that was (WAS) building (1) IN (4) OUT 
splitters 
that corrected impedance, phase flip and ground lift on every ch., and a 
volume setting for each ch.,  AND a separate footswitch (it is a half-rack 
space) for under $200.  I hear he has between 5 and 10 left  (he also made 
a 
TUBE model).  As soon as I hear some news I will post it!

John Painter
<A HREF="http://www.flemingandjohn.com">flemingandjohn.com</A>

In a message dated 11/28/99 6:21:36 PM, shindler@mediaone.net writes:

<< Hi gang.  This should be pretty simple for y'all to answer...


I want to split my guitar signal and run it into two delay pedals so I can

have two independent loops running against each other.  What do I need to

get in order to send the signal in two different directions?  If there's

more than one way, what's the cheapest solution?  Thanks.



Peter
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