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vt: pedal of the future.
you can, but i don't recommend it, nor do i recommend it for any pedalsrunning into the effects loop sounds like a good idea...but, can you do that with this pedal? It wont blow anything right? I thought it was for line level devices, not necessarily pedals?
I've been waiting for that...
I've been waiting for THAT.....lol.....I don't have noise issues with mine, and I'm satisfied that it does a good job of emulating and SVT, since I can't stand the sound. But if anybody ever asks me for an SVT kind of tone, I can get pretty close to it. I can't imagine why anyone would want that, though.
munji's lying, btw. he used an svt on a gig recently and he said he loved it.
I spit coffee when I saw that.
you can, but i don't recommend it, nor do i recommend it for any pedals![]()
yeah, sometimes i forget about bypassing the head's pre and just going into the return. that seems to work well. and the vt or bddi will push a power amp by itself.So, you recommend only running the pedal (or any pedal, it sounds) into the input of the amp only?
....I use a GK700/112 combo.....
I've been running my pedals into the effects return and bypassing the preamp all together. I guess just using the power amp of the amp.
What about running a VT to a BDDI to chorus to the input of a stand alone power amp?