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Hthomas

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Hmmmmm.....

 

Funny you should mention...

 

I haven't messed with this sorta stuff in ... Uhhhhhhhh ... years.

 

I think there are potential concerns over the resistance in ohms on various different sorts of speaker cabs, but I haven't seen a good explanation in years - and I've forgotten anything I might once have known...

 

Hmmmm. The old guy and the young guy...

 

Except... I've got this 1x15-inch cab that.... <grin>

 

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Wet Dry.

 

I use wet dry for large rooms or outside shows.

 

Two amps with a split signal. One amp at one setting the other at another.

Makes for a fuller bigger sound.

 

Not necessarily clean/dirty.

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.....oh yeah I split my signal into 2 amps also ......one through a computer and out to a power amp the other into a Marshall.

I know those 2 half stacks split sound really good AXE is running.

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You'll need a splitter, the Radial Switchbone is very nice.

 

One signal in two out. One to each amp, you can switch between one or the other or both simultaneously.

 

I keep one amp mildly overdrivin with effects (Chorus Flanger ect') The other hotter with more bottom and overdrive with delay only.

 

Sounds heavenly! [biggrin]

 

You can even use a BOSS stomp box with two lines out.

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