So, as the title suggests, I'm looking into dual amping my guitar. I'm not so much looking for 'stereo' guitars per se, but more wanting to run one amp as a pedal platform to have all my effects run through, and the other amp would remain relatively clean, and free from ALL effects other than its perhaps a bit of natural tube break up form its valves.
This is a technique I've been considering for a good while, but got boosted when I read an article someone here shared about 'improving your tone'.
The point of it is to still retain decent note and chord definition, so as not to loose it in the wall of sound that can often be experienced with FX.
So I suppose I have two main questions....
1) Anyone else here use dual amping?
2) what would be the best (and most economical) way of splitting the guitar signal, before the peddles, without causing any issues with cross-talk etc?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards
G!
This is a technique I've been considering for a good while, but got boosted when I read an article someone here shared about 'improving your tone'.
The point of it is to still retain decent note and chord definition, so as not to loose it in the wall of sound that can often be experienced with FX.
So I suppose I have two main questions....
1) Anyone else here use dual amping?
2) what would be the best (and most economical) way of splitting the guitar signal, before the peddles, without causing any issues with cross-talk etc?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards
G!