Laney1566
Member
Hey guys,
I have 2 amps that I have running in stereo thank to my Stereo Chorus pedal.
1 is a 100 watt Carvin and the other a Fender Princeton Chorus (30 Watts or so).
I use the Fender on top to create the stereo effect. It is only turned up enough to make it effective. My Carvin is the primary source of volume. I run a delay, a Flanger, and a eq through the effect loop of the Carvin. Problem is the Fender isn't in the loop. It has it's own effects loop.
Is it ok to combine both loops?
Should I split the cables from the pedals and run to both loops independantly or is there a way to run patch chords between amps with the send going to 1 amp and the return to the other?
Hope I made this question clear.
I have 2 amps that I have running in stereo thank to my Stereo Chorus pedal.
1 is a 100 watt Carvin and the other a Fender Princeton Chorus (30 Watts or so).
I use the Fender on top to create the stereo effect. It is only turned up enough to make it effective. My Carvin is the primary source of volume. I run a delay, a Flanger, and a eq through the effect loop of the Carvin. Problem is the Fender isn't in the loop. It has it's own effects loop.
Is it ok to combine both loops?
Should I split the cables from the pedals and run to both loops independantly or is there a way to run patch chords between amps with the send going to 1 amp and the return to the other?
Hope I made this question clear.
