I dont have an effects loop on my amp, but would this work with a loop pedal like the One Control Black loop switcher?
1473628
You do need an amp with loop effects, it does not work with amps with no loop effects. Why? Because this volume control will be on the last line of pedals, but if you put after this volume box to the amp, you will use the gain and volume of amp, so it will be the same situation with or without volume box.
1473629
No. A loop pedal is not the same thing. You need an input/output clearly marked as "effects loop" on the rear or your amp to make use of this device. You'll risk damaging your amp otherwise.
807446
No effects loop on this one... However reverb or delay sounds just fine infront. it's not an "AMAZING" amp. but value for money, it's worth every penny in my mind. You get a true valve breaking in the comfort of your home or even a small gig (if you've got the suited cabinet for the event)Another thing I found (maybe you'll relate), is that you'll need to put a gate pedal on it, as it gets a bit dirty (of course depending on your used gear and all..)Hope this been helpful, Cheers and ROCK ON!
420763
Yes, you can add a looper pedal in your signal chain. We recommend the TC Electronics Flashback pedal for quality sound and performance. http://www.amazon.com/TC-Electronics-FlashBack-Delay-Looper/dp/B004M9CKVM/ref=sr_1_1?m=A14L2MX88GSRVI&s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1402513628&sr=1-1&keywords=looper
391796
You should be able to use it with any guitar amp that takes a standard guitar cable. I guess I'd put it this way, I can't think of any amp that you wouldn't be able to use this pedal with.
1552631
I suspect not, as its wiring is a bit unusual. I have just come across a guy that can build you a footswitch for virtually any amp or effects device ever made: http://voodoomanswitches.com
1765483
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.
1061122
Yes as far as I know this will work with any boss pedal, and if you buy some jumpers to string any adtional pedals to gether IE, tuner, volume, overdrive, reverb. It will power them also.
2038611
Yep. I just plug my guitar into the top slot and then pass the other top-slot output to the amp. The only downside of this is that distortion from the amp is applied after the looping, which can cause some strange effects. On a clean-sound it works just fine, otherwise you'll want a distortion pedal before the loop-pedal.
1100269
There's an effects loop on the back. Comes with 2 button foot switch or you can purchase a 4 button , both can be programmed for the built in effects. You would have a ton of options. You could use your ME for modulation and delay effects and set the amp on which modeling amp suits your needs like marshall, vox, fender etc. But if it was me and I really liked the sound of my ME I might spend more and get a non modeling amp. SS or tube. I like my mustang 3 cause its light and just plug it in. No pedals or even a foot switch , I have the first 10 patches set up for my style and its just a quick turn of the knob. That is not ideal for gigging but for me at home or jamming with friends its just fine. There's an effects loop on the back. Comes with 2 button foot switch or you can purchase a 4 button , both can be programmed for the built in effects. You would have a ton of options. You could use your ME for modulation and delay effects and set the amp on which modeling amp suits your needs like marshall, vox, fender etc. But if it was me and I really liked the sound of my ME I might spend more and get a non modeling amp. SS or tube. I like my mustang 3 cause its light and just plug it in. No pedals or even a foot switch , I have the first 10 patches set up for my style and its just a... » Read More There's an effects loop on the back. Comes with 2 button foot switch or you can purchase a 4 button , both can be programmed for the built in effects. You would have a ton of options. You could use your ME for modulation and delay effects and set the amp on which modeling amp suits your needs like marshall, vox, fender etc. But if it was me and I really liked the sound of my ME I might spend more and get a non modeling amp. SS or tube. I like my mustang 3 cause its light and just plug it in. No pedals or even a foot switch , I have the first 10 patches set up for my style and its just a quick turn of the knob. That is not ideal for gigging but for me at home or jamming with friends its just fine. « Show Less
1977076
Yeah this guitar pedal can be used with most any sound system, you just have to know what wire to use, I suggest you find someone really is good with electronic hookups and have a look at your system inputs, they should be able to tell you what wire you need, or what converter adapters. In this day an age there are so many wires/adapters that just about anything is compatible.
2245739
I use with amplitude on my ipad3. The pedal itself has no effects on its own
902699
I'm assuming you mean a footswitch that lets you switch from clean or overdrive, or reverb on and off. The answer is no. There are two channels on this amp, but there is no footswitch to toggle between them. You can run effects pedals into this amp (which I do, both guitar and vocal) from the main inputs.
1077577
Absolutely!! I had purchased this pedal for the same amp and it works great!!
71259
Not sure, but it has L/R inputs and outputs like any other EQ, so if you can connect it inline between the controller and amp, it should work.
1335302
I personally have not tried a pedal as I use it for a practice amp, but I don't see a reason why not. I use a modeling amp (Peavey, although Fender, Line 6 etc make very good products) that I can tweak very easily to get the sound I desire. If you are serious about your progress I would advise paying a little more and buy one of them before buying pedals which are limited in their scope of use.
1797087
You will to check the input on your amp. The input for your amp has to be stereo in order for the pedal to work. If it's mono this pedal won't work as designed. Good luck!
1293368
Yes, you would connect the output of the receiver to the input of the effect pedal, and then connect the output of the effect pedal to the amp input. Or if you are using an effect blend feature on your amp, just connect the effect pedal to the amp as you normally would.