I don't know much about tube circuits. Do both headphone channels go through the tube at once and remain seperate channels? Or are they combined?
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The 12AU7 is actually a dual triode tube. That is, it's two individual triode tubes in one envelope. It's possible to use one half and not the other. Therefore when used as a dual triode each section is a separate entity. If you are concerned about mono summing don't be. It's a full "stereo tube".
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The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some different old stock tubes on "The Bay" from the 50's and or 60's. The RCA Clear Top is my favorite so far. The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some... » Read More The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some different old stock tubes on "The Bay" from the 50's and or 60's. The RCA Clear Top is my favorite so far. « Show Less
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They remain seperate while going through the tube ! This unit is amazing. Mine came with a shorted out RCL input jack so Im awaiting my replacement. I hope they test this one first. Cheers
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I'm not going to lie I really can't say whats going on in the tube, but this doesn't change a stereo signal to a mono signal, so I would guess that they remain separated. If your wondering about 3d sound, it doesn't blend the sound together, it just amplifies it clearer. Hope this helped.
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They seem to be separate. I wish I could check to make sure with a song I know has a guitar part only in the right ear.
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The tube that works with this amp is like a "dual core processor" in other words it amps both channels separately in the same tube, because of the type of tube. You will see other tube amps with two tubes those are setup for one tube per channel.
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Its a 20 second looper that has about 4 overdubs so you build a sound. But no, there are not seperate channels. You can build or use a single sound and then turn off the looped sound or on by a single tap if the pedal. But you could not record seperate sounds and switch between them.
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No, the normal channel by passes the EQ section. Only the top boost channel has independent treble and bass controls.
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Phil, both products are from the same company so I would expect them to be excellent together. You ask about a lessor cost amp, remember you often get what you pay for and without knowing exactly what you are going to compare it with your question is impossible to answer. I would expect any amp to help but the rest depends on your ears, headphones, amp and the quality of your music source.
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All headphones use the same imput jack in general. This unit can be plugged into an amp or mixer also.
1811117
Yes and no. The guitar connection is a single channel but the headphone connection is stereo. You can get one channel in one ear of your headphones. It depends on whether your headphone jack in the amp uses the same ground connection as the wireless guitar jack. If it does, you will get that single channel. If not you, you won't get any sound at all.
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They can only used at the same time on one device. You connect your device with the main speaker, the second speaker is connected with a cable of about 60 cm for stereo sound.
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They are connected. It is a left and right channel so you will always be using them together. Think of them like headphones where there are 2 cables that split into the 2 earbuds... only in this case it splits into the RCA head.
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Yes,hook up one connection at a time and use the one that sounds the best.the other end leave disconnected.works for both 75ohms and 300ohms.
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Both ends have the same connection type, Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve, for 4 total connection points. This is compared to a standard headphone/stereo connector which is Tip, Ring, Sleeve, for 3 total connection points. The female end is just the smaller 3/32 and the male is the larger (standard) 1/8 connector. I'm not clear on your question, but if both connecting devices are not TRRS, this will likely not do what you're hoping for. The reason I bought this was to use a set of sport headphones that I liked, but were made for the smaller connector, with an MP3 player.
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Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone amp, four sub groups out that and finally a usb i/o but that I don't think that would be line level. Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone... » Read More Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone amp, four sub groups out that and finally a usb i/o but that I don't think that would be line level. « Show Less
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Not really sure..there is one plug in for headphones and another below it and not sure if it's for amp.
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Those outputs are balanced lines, not left and right (stereo) signals for headphones and I don't think it's preamp so the signal may be too weak to listen directly through headphones. I don't have adapter to convert the balanced line to left and right signals for headphones.
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1.) They both must be charged separately (one then the other).2.) Volume changes on one headset will effect the other headset (annoying yes!)
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yes, the level control for each headphone output is stereo so both left and right channels are linked. The input level acts the same but you can balance from left to right with the additional pan pot.
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Yes, it has both a normal headphone output cable and a microphone output. If you want to route both to a single device you will also need to get a headset splitter, I use this one StarTech.com Headset adapter for headsets with separate headphone / microphone plugs - 3.5mm 4 position to 2x 3 position 3.5mm M/F
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The amp connects to your stereo head via two low input cables. Much like the composite cables on a tv. The mono block then connects to a sub speaker. So technically, yes it connects to both.