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Post by LTB on Jun 22, 2023 19:48:46 GMT -5
As a new dawn rises on "vintage remodels of vintage amps", why won't they include an effects loop? I love and use a pedalboard and run my dirt pedals through the front of the amp and time based effects through the loop. This is my only gripe with a lot of the new amps. Once they have worked hard to recreate a great piece of gear, why not include an effects loop? I know you can use the inserts on the back of the amp, but I prefer an effects loop as not to color the effects by the preamp section and have them sounding as they should. Or am I missing something here? These new Tone Master amps are amazing but would wish that Fender would install an effects loop with either a: +/- db level or a control for the effects level. This has been most of my reservation to actually buying one. It's a modern amp and should have the tools for the working musicians. So, do I have it right about the preamp in and return on Fender amps or am I mistaken in my thoughts? Thanks, Woody I wonder why they did not include an effects loop. It wouldn’t have been hard to do so.
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Post by reverendrob on Jun 24, 2023 2:25:10 GMT -5
At the prince point they're charging, they could have done so - moreso because to do it right would require more DSP (as the loop would have to come AFTER the preamp DSP and before the speakr/output/verb etc DSP).
But...that'd be assuming they were intending these to be anything more than pure max cash grab.
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