Does each of the presets have a Amp a/b switch like the rp355/And how do you switch preset to stomp(rp355 needs two buttons pressed perfectly or else
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Presets not sure if they have A/B switch but you can turn off or on each pedal in settings or choose another pedal distortion or modulation etc..there is a direct line in as well. There is a pedal board button you can turn on for true stomp box mode in each preset as well as amp/cab bypass button.
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Hopefully I can help answer at least part of your questions. I'm not sure how to answer your first question, but I do know that there is a switch for every present to go between an Amp output and a Mixer output. You can also bypass everything, just use pedals without any of the amps/cabs on the board, just use amps or cabs without pedals......pretty much any combination you could possibly want. If you're trying to switch between two different amps on one present, the only way I could think to do that would be to create two presents that are identical with only the amps changed and put them next to each other in the order of presents. Then you could easily switch between them. To switch between the Preset setting and Stomp setting (pedal board), you hit the little button called Pedalboard. That is a switch that goes between having a pedalboard and having a choice of 5 presents across your stomp buttons. The board lets you choose which 5 presents you want to use as well by hitting the "Up" and "Down" stomp buttons. It's really simple and I have found a great use for both of these functions, although personally I almost never use the "presents" setting, mostly sticking to my pedalboard. Again, I'm not entirely sure if I correctly responded to your questions, but I hope I helped a bit. I highly recommend this product. It is excellent.
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I agree with you, Gio T. Split the two rears to four outputs and run to the 4 channels and run the red and black sub outs to the sub ins of the amp. In intial setup set the pioneer to rear/ sub. This will allow hpf to control your mids and Sub/ ctrl to control the LPF of ur subs
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I use the pedal with me Randall RG100SC... I use one button (right hand) to switch from clean to distorted... the left button switches between the two distortions that are available. It doesn't, however, help with the chorus on/off. I need a separate switching pedal to do that.
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Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of... » Read More Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... « Show Less
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Yes ...there is a preset #17 with ofcourse you can control all peramaters of it..the "pedals" are built in with the amp..I do recommend downloading fender fuse as it makes it easier "for me atleast" to change and custom build my own sounds.
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Easy. Copy your preset and store the copy as another preset. Then edit the new preset by adding some distortion to it and saving again. If you have the original preset as, say patch 43 and the new one as 44, you will be able to hit the one up button to instantly go from 43 to 44 and get your added distortion. Since I got my RP 500, I have tried many pedalboards and effects systems and I keep coming back to the RP 500 for its ease of use and nice sounds.
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Dear Michael,Thanks so much for your question. The Marantz TT42P turntable has a switch that allows you to turn the built-in preamp on or off, depending on whether you would be connecting to a dedicated phono input on your amplifier. Let me know if I can be of additional assistance!Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Yes. Use input 2 (for some reason this is the primary input, and input 1 is secondary). Then, there is a switch on the back of the amp, slide it to manual (the auto setting allows the amp to turn off if it hears no significant input for about 5 seconds.) This auto/manual switch only effects input 2, input 1 will always do the turn on and off thing based upon what it is hearing for input). The instructions explain this but, its not very clear.
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The 2 knobs are for balance of speakers. No mic on preamp, mics go on amp or console.
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Amp has nothing to do with this pedal. To any amp, it just looks like a guitar signal. if you have a 1Watt amp, it will apply 1Watt of amplification at full volume to the signal coming out of the RP355. Ditto for a 100W amp.....it doesn't care what you feed the amp's INPUT, it will just amplify it.
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Fender 007-1359-000 2-Button Footswitch works with FM 65 DSP, Super Champ XD or x2 and champion 40 !!!
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Sometimes I wonder about the Stanton Customer support. If there is a digital out (SPDIF) it is understood that there is an internal preamp and a processor converting the signal from analog to digital. (I am surprised there is none for the phono out/line out) As for the switch, I was basing my answer on the Amazon description and my personal experience with the stanton str8-100. This does have the switch. Regardless, the digital connection eliminates the need for a separate phono input. Simply plug it into the digital coaxial input on the rx-v773.
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Hello. The footswitch for these amplifiers controls the channel selection and reverb functions. Thank you for your inquiry!
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After ....... And I recommend Checking out Autotek 7007 this will change your music quality , but I still have my PAC knob but it's unplugged ! The Autotek has knobs SubSub bassMid bass Mid Treble and the blue light is very cool looking and had a built in crossover but if your using the Pac knob u will need two Couplers one for the head unit and one to the amp ..... U can email me if u like blessedwithfaith78 at gmail
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Flashback x4 has 3 presets, dedicated Tap footswitch, Loop Function, 4 Toneprint, Midi option. If you are looking just for a delay machine, it's like you have 3 Flaschback pedal (thinking better, it's not like - you can't stack 2 delays)...
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I believe you can manually dial in the factory presets with it plugged in. If you click the pedal though, it would take you back to your programmed channels for the pedal.
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It has a single treble control on board, but it's quite effective. I don't find myself missing the bass or mid controls. Further editing of presets through Fender Fuse as well. I love mine.