If all else fails, try the Lehle splitter. I had a good experience back when I ran a JCM800 and AC30 simultaneously.I may. I hope not. have yet to find one that doesn't suck tone and invite ground loop hum and noise.
I helped a buddy setup a wet/dry Fender/Vox dual amp rig and we ended up using a stereo
delay that had a direct out to one amp and the effected signal to the other. Livewire, Morley,
and Radial boxes all sucked balls. A really ear-opening experience.
May not be as much of an issue if a splitter is used prior to any amps, effects, or modelers. We'll see, I guess.
I always thought of the Ziplock commercial of "yellow and blue make green" when they ran simultaneously. The JCM800 was a 212 combo that the AC30 stacked perfectly on top of. Nice little micro stack in a room, but anyone in the front row got blasted with the JCM800. Bouncing off the wall, the sound was full and glorious though. Image you won't have the same localized effect issue with the FM3.Cool! Been lucky enough to NOT have any issues with loop, hum, or phasing.
That dual amp combo is one I am eager to try.
Blending amps and cabs is awesome. My main preset on the Axefx3 is a CA+3 lead blended with a Pvh6160. Imagine two Axefx3's... blending 4 amps. LolI love blending amps!
Maybe "brown" would apply to any combo of that many colors. Brown sound!
Christmas was never this good, haha!New Temple Board in the house. Must be Christmas already!!
Oh man, you could've been the original "down-tuner!"I couldn't tune it up properly since the tension would pull the headstock towards the body. The flatter
it would go the higher you would tune it.
Sounded a bit funky huh? I've never used the Mesa 50/50...is it not transparent and color the sound? Those are worth around $800 used...should be able to get a decent transparent solid state for that.
