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There are a number of different ways to hook up the processor.
The recommended method of connection is through the effects loop /
insert jack of your amplifier. Also acceptable, but not preferred, is the
plug-it-right-into-the-input-jack method. In any case, the processor
should be the LAST component before the connection is made to the
amplifier.
Some of the possible connections are shown below and on the
facing page. When using the INSERT jack of the processor, try to find
out if your amplifier's INSERT/EFFECTS LOOP jack is "standard"
(non-inverted) or "inverted". If in doubt, try connecting the cable to the
processor's INSERT
(STANDARD)
INSERT
jack.
(INVERTED)
We've thrown in a few tips on placement of other effects pedals
in the signal path. These aren't absolutes, just things we've found
from experience.
CONNECTED THROUGH THE EFFECTS LOOP OF ONE AMP:
All cables shown here are
"mono" 1/4" signal cables
TO
INPUT
JACK
IN
OUT IN
OUT
Compressors, noise gates,
T-Wahs, distortion pedals
should run right into the amp
CONNECTED IN STEREO TO TWO AMPS:
RIGHT AMP
EFFECTS LOOP
EFFECTS LOOP
RETURN
SEND
Pedals follow same suggestions
as above
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jack first. If this doesn't work, use the
AMP
EFFECTS LOOP
EFFECTS LOOP
RETURN
SEND
EQ pedals are okay for the
effects loop
PROCESSOR
OUT IN
OUT IN
L
R
R/MONO
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X X
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PROCESSOR
OUT IN
OUT IN
R/MONO
R/MONO
IN
OUT
All cables shown here are
"mono" 1/4" signal cables
LEFT AMP
EFFECTS LOOP
EFFECTS LOOP
RETURN
SEND
TO
INPUT
JACK
- -
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
- -
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
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