| Hi Simeon, I don't know where the effects send and return is in the Cyber Twin circuit, so I can't help you with that particular amp. Something that I find works best is to get a line out from the speaker signal--some amps have this. If it doesn't an attenuator or an impedance matcher will. I put time-based effects in my effects loop and put an attenuator or a weber z matcher between the speaker output and the speaker in my setup. Then I take the line out signal to my looper and then to the board--or another amp. I use an Aracom attenuator, but I think even the cheaper ones like the HotPlates have a line out too. The good thing about it is that it allows you to loop the sound that you want--you hear exactly what you will be getting through the speakers of your amp--with just the right amount of overdrive and whatever effects. Once that sound is looping, you can change your effects, dirty up your sound or whatever and play over the top of it. Changing your amp settings won't affect what is being looped at all. That could be tricky if the looper was in your effects loop. PC On Aug 10, 2010, at 9:21 AM, Mike Kilburn wrote:
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