I alternate between playing my Cort acoustic and my Tanglewood LP for gigs. I have been using two seperate signal paths and have to remember to kill the signal on a guitar before switching. For the Cort the signal is quite simple:
Cort -> Chorus -> DI Box -> PA OR
Cort -> Chorus -> Laney Acoustic amp -> DI out to PA
For the LP I have used:
LP -> Vox Amp -> SM58 -> PA
Now I have a ZOOM G3 pedal that does all kinds of amazing things (including some nice Chorus options that are far more sophisticated than my Chorus pedal) and I am considering something like this to use it on both guitars:
Cort -> -> VOX Amp
A/B Switch -> ZOOM -> A/B Switch
LP -> -> Laney Amp OR
Cort ->
A/B Switch -> ZOOM -> PA
LP ->
The second will probably work as long as I pay attention to levels but am I asking for trouble attempting the first? Will this cause problems with ground, interference, etc.? Has anyone tried anything similar?
Cort -> Chorus -> DI Box -> PA OR
Cort -> Chorus -> Laney Acoustic amp -> DI out to PA
For the LP I have used:
LP -> Vox Amp -> SM58 -> PA
Now I have a ZOOM G3 pedal that does all kinds of amazing things (including some nice Chorus options that are far more sophisticated than my Chorus pedal) and I am considering something like this to use it on both guitars:
Cort -> -> VOX Amp
A/B Switch -> ZOOM -> A/B Switch
LP -> -> Laney Amp OR
Cort ->
A/B Switch -> ZOOM -> PA
LP ->
The second will probably work as long as I pay attention to levels but am I asking for trouble attempting the first? Will this cause problems with ground, interference, etc.? Has anyone tried anything similar?