2013/02/07 10:01:08
Bristol_Jonesey
I've got an old Alesis Midiverb IV kicking around here somewhere.

What could possibly go wrong if I run it through the send / return loop of my Blackstar Amp?
2013/02/07 12:18:51
Cactus Music
Make sure the loop is AFTER the pre amp stage and is in parallel . I tried this with 2 different guitar amps and found that the efx's loops are not set up like a mixing board loop. Both the ones I used if you looked at the circuit diagram took the signal directly at the input BEFORE the pre amp. ( series)  In other word, just the same as plugging the guitar directly into it. 

Those rack efxs are designed to go in a efxs loop of a mixer so are looking for line level. So with mine ( Roland ) it was to hot a signal coming from the guitar and sucked my tone right out the window. 
If your lucky the blackstar has a real parallel efxs loop. 

otherwise your stuck with adding the efx via a mike or line out to the mixer/interface.  
2013/02/07 12:46:18
Bristol_Jonesey
Cheers Johnny.

A lot of that had already crossed my mind, and of course the M/Verb has a stereo output so I'll only be able to use one side of it.


2013/02/07 15:05:12
dcumpian
Bristol_Jonesey


Cheers Johnny.

A lot of that had already crossed my mind, and of course the M/Verb has a stereo output so I'll only be able to use one side of it.

Just buy a second amp...lol.
 
Regards,
Dan
 
2013/02/07 17:17:41
Bristol_Jonesey
Yeah, I suggested that to the wife!

You can guess the rest......
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