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Title: Stereo volume pedal gradual channel change on DC-30 Post by: cooler21 on January 04, 2008, 12:06:58 AM Hi. I am curious if it's possible to split the guitar signal into two signals and divide it via stereo volume pedal and then mix it as I wish and gradually change the channels on the DC-30. For example left side would be channel one clean and right side would be channel two dirty. When the volume pedal is in the middle there will be 50% of the guitar signal going in each channel. What about that? Is it possible? Will it work well? Isn't it dangerous for the amp? Thanks
Title: Re: Stereo volume pedal gradual channel change on DC-30 Post by: archtop on January 06, 2008, 11:37:46 AM I imagine having 50% of your signal in front of either channel is going to sound quite different to 100% in either channel. A better experiment might be to have your guitar split 100% into the fromt of both channels, and then run your stereo panning pedal in the 2 separate fx send and returns.
Title: Re: Stereo volume pedal gradual channel change on DC-30 Post by: Junction on January 08, 2008, 04:25:50 AM You could try both options, without risk of damaging your amp. Would like to hear your opinions on the result.
Title: Re: Stereo volume pedal gradual channel change on DC-30 Post by: gbergl on March 10, 2008, 02:45:41 AM I've built a couple hollowbody guitars (similar to the PRS hollowbody) with a stereo output that I send to both channels simultaneouly. With a switch on the guitar I can send the piezo to one channel or the humbuckers to the other channel. I can also select both channels and blend the piezo and humbuckers and the two channels. This is a great setup for this amp. I feel like I'm playing two guitars into two amps with options to play them all at once. I can easily switch from a clean acoustic sound to a overdriven lead tone or blend the two. The effects loops add many more options. This is a great amp for these types of uses.
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