HammerHead
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Guitar Splitter
I'm looking for a way to split the output from my geetar and send it to multiple amps / amp simulators at the same time. any recommendations ?
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PieterVW
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 2:57 PM
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HammerHead
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 3:36 PM
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i looked into a/b/y boxes but i need something that will split it at least 4 directions. thx though came across a splitter here http://www.texasguitarwhiz.com that looks interesting:
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danhazer
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 3:56 PM
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i looked into a/b/y boxes but i need something that will split it at least 4 directions. 3 a/b/y boxes? On a more serious note: How about a small mixer with direct outs?
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 4:38 PM
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ORIGINAL: danhazer i looked into a/b/y boxes but i need something that will split it at least 4 directions. 3 a/b/y boxes? On a more serious note: How about a small mixer with direct outs? I was thinking that too but you still have to get the signal to the inputs. Now if you have a multi-buss mixer that would work. For example run the guitar into a channel and assign that channel to all the busses and use the buss outs to drive the amps. This would be a line level signal and imp. load for the amp, so the sound would be different. It would be better to have a active device with hi-z outputs, at least for the real amps. Also, check to see if you have line outs of the amps ? If so you might be able to just daisy chain them. However, in that case you will be bypassing the sound of the preamp section on the next one... oooph.
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danhazer
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 5:07 PM
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How about a headphone amp? That again, is the wrong kind of level though, isn't it?
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HammerHead
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 5:29 PM
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i've thought of a few things to try like a mixer etc but it just ends up being a cabling mess and noisy. rane has a splitter 26b i think that pops up on ebay alot that i might try also.
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bhd2vek
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 28, 05 6:05 PM
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Try talking to the lead tech at a reputable audio electronics repair shop... sometimes these guys dig on making weird stuff...
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johndale
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 29, 05 4:39 AM
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Get a Rane 26B. That is the ticket. Google it. I got one I assure you that is the beast you 'wanna have a relationship with....................................JDW
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RE: Guitar Splitter
January 29, 05 8:50 AM
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