| Author | Message | ||
| Rich |
Not really sure where to put this but here goes. Can I use an A/B box to route from channel 1 to channel 2 on my 210 75? I want to try the clean/dirty thing. | ||
| Steve Kennedy (admin) |
I guess it depends what you want. You can set one channel for a low level and the other for a high level then use an A/B box to switch your guitar between the two channels. Another option is to plug your guitar into input #1 on Channel 1, the use the A/B switch to connect Channel 1 Input #2 to Channel 2 Input #1 and switch this connection on and off. This gives you the additional opportunity of playing neat games with the tone controls (which will interact in neat ways when the channels are connected like this). Steve | ||
| SM |
Steve, thank you for your work on this site. I have seen you post this channel to channel thing a couple of times. Does it work for a 212 Sixty-Five? (I bought said amp from a pawn shop for $50 about a year ago--not long after buying my first guitar. It would not power up in the shop. It must have been a circuit problem at the pawn shop, because at home everything glowed nicely. The joy was fleeting; it quieted down after a few notes. Anyway about seventy bucks later after having a few cracked resistors replaced and a set of new tubes installed, the thing sounds great!) SM | ||
| Steve Kennedy (admin) Username: admin Registered: 03-2002 |
Yes, it will work on ANY 2-channel Music Man amp (and two-channel amps from many other manufacturers as well). Steve |
Tue, 03/25/2014 - 10:00
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