Davethegoat
Member
Wow, after weeks of tweeking, I am all set with my new RG-16.. Since it took me so much going over I wanted to share it.
My rig consists of five pedals; (one, before the amps input, four in the loop) two rack FX (one is just a 2-channel midi programable HUSH)
.. I also needed to switch to a solid state combo for clean sounds because I am pushing too much on my amps pre-amp to get a decent clean tone. Plus this will allow me to earn an extra channel on my triple rec (The clean sound on the push setting is ultra classic rock sounding and great for creamy leads)
The RG-16 has saved me from having any stompboxes on the floor. All the pedals are racked (including the Fulltone FDII) The second amp needed to be separate from the first, but I needed to share the TC Electronics G-force effects with my clean amp. The two mono "Y" splitters worked out fine for that.
My source for the art here was for personal use and blotted out the art for the sake of respecting copyright laws.
-Dave
http://www.submissionred.com
My rig consists of five pedals; (one, before the amps input, four in the loop) two rack FX (one is just a 2-channel midi programable HUSH)
.. I also needed to switch to a solid state combo for clean sounds because I am pushing too much on my amps pre-amp to get a decent clean tone. Plus this will allow me to earn an extra channel on my triple rec (The clean sound on the push setting is ultra classic rock sounding and great for creamy leads)
The RG-16 has saved me from having any stompboxes on the floor. All the pedals are racked (including the Fulltone FDII) The second amp needed to be separate from the first, but I needed to share the TC Electronics G-force effects with my clean amp. The two mono "Y" splitters worked out fine for that.
My source for the art here was for personal use and blotted out the art for the sake of respecting copyright laws.
-Dave
http://www.submissionred.com