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SurfBandBill
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Link Posted on Nov 11 2006 04:32 AM

I hear ya on that one Brian. I have been doing the lower voltage ones forever. I used a 9V once on one of my 15" JBLs, and that thing kicked like a mule, but it was the only battery I had on hand. If I'm in that situation again, I honestly think I'd just risk being out-of-phase until I could track down a AA.

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Link Posted on Nov 16 2006 10:59 AM

LHR
kaijusaafu: I am not saying it can't work. Just that sometimes the results can be bizzare and unwanted; where addition of identical frequencies actually results in their complete subtraction.

There have been multiple examples of multiple amps in action through the ages, though, so who knows?

Oh yes, I am not disagreeing with you either! Wink I am just saying that when it does work, it sounds very, very nice. Cool

How does everyone go about splitting their signals into two different amps? I usually do it via an effect pedal with stereo outs at the end of my chain to split the signal.

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Link Posted on Nov 16 2006 02:09 PM

there's another cool thread on this topic over in the "gear" section

http://www.surfguitar101.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=713&highlight=channel+switch

the verdict?

an A/B/Y switch from www.loop-master.com

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