hi!...i need a switch that will allow me to connect 2 guitars to one amplifier input...essentially two guitars in with the capability to switch either of the two inputs to one output...will this footswitch do that?...or what would you recommend?...thanks! hi!...i need a switch that will allow me to connect 2 guitars to one amplifier input...essentially two guitars in with the capability to switch either of the two inputs to one output...will this... » Read More hi!...i need a switch that will allow me to connect 2 guitars to one amplifier input...essentially two guitars in with the capability to switch either of the two inputs to one output...will this footswitch do that?...or what would you recommend?...thanks! « Show Less
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Hello. The Hosa Dual-Channel switch won't accomplish that. It is designed for changing channels on an amplifier. What you are looking for is called and A-B-Y switcher which Amazon and music stores carry. I use one myself that is made by Morley and it works very well. I hope that helps!
2024744
It will not work for that purpose. What you need is an A-B switch. 2 inputs and one output. The switch controls which input. There are some specifically made for guitar. If not made for musical instruments sometime switching them at high volume will make a loud pop, annoying and possibly damaging to your speakers.
2024745
This pedal will not do what you are looking for. It is simply a controller for switching between two channels on a device such as an amp. Off hand I do not know an exact model or brand of what you are looking for but they do exist.
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Since there are 2 inputs you'd have to use a splitter box to feed the amp. I haven't done it but I have seen other players doing this. I can always find my "groove" with one or the other channels. They both offer great sounds. This amp has got to be one of the all time best values there is! I've owned Brunos, older Voxes, Matchless, etc. This amp sounds as good as them. No kidding!
1473396
The switch does not have amplification so you can't control the volume with it. From memory I think you can have two sources plugged into it (ie amplifiers). What you are suggesting is not as simple as it seems, good luck
350677
No bro, the only footswitch it takes is for reverb and tremolo because this effects comes with the amp. The reason why it doesn´t work as you want is because the natural and boost channels comes with individual inputs, but if it is of any consolation for you, it is pretty easy to overdrive the channels because it has both master gain and each channel volume and what you need to do is to overdrive the channel´s volume for over the master gain limits and will naturally overdrive it and i must say... that´s a reaaallyyy cool sound in this amp. Is very british, valve, full and fat overdrive sound. I hope to be of any help man, it is a great amp very versatile, i love it No bro, the only footswitch it takes is for reverb and tremolo because this effects comes with the amp. The reason why it doesn´t work as you want is because the natural and boost channels comes with individual inputs, but if it is of any consolation for you, it is pretty easy to overdrive the channels because it has both master gain and each channel volume and what you need to do is to overdrive the channel´s volume for over the master gain limits and will naturally overdrive it and i must say... that´s a reaaallyyy cool sound in this amp. Is very british, valve, full and fat overdrive... » Read More No bro, the only footswitch it takes is for reverb and tremolo because this effects comes with the amp. The reason why it doesn´t work as you want is because the natural and boost channels comes with individual inputs, but if it is of any consolation for you, it is pretty easy to overdrive the channels because it has both master gain and each channel volume and what you need to do is to overdrive the channel´s volume for over the master gain limits and will naturally overdrive it and i must say... that´s a reaaallyyy cool sound in this amp. Is very british, valve, full and fat overdrive sound. I hope to be of any help man, it is a great amp very versatile, i love it « Show Less
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Good idea, always better to hear from everyday user's as opposed to someone that works for the company. There may other amps the knob works for that they might not know of, long shot but it may be true lol. I have a kenwood pushing my 2 12's but I forgot which amp I have cause my cars been in the shop for a while. And I did have to purchase the knob separate though. Probably doesn't help any but I would wait and see what others reply, good luck bro ! Oh and by the way check ebay u might get it cheaper there, I only paid about 25$ for mine !
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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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You have 5 (five) preset stomp switches. Just use another preset that has monster distortion and compression, then go back to your favourite "light drive" afterwards. I set the one on the far right for solos, and the one on the far left for laying back. It's infinitely flexible.
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They are not two independent channels. You would not be able to play two guitars and have independent control of them.
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No I don't believe this what your looking for. This has 1 input , 2 outputs.
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No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard... » Read More No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... « Show Less
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You can use 1/4 unputs lack for guitar. Watch the photo already be shown. leftside of the picture. There are two big hole. That is called 'Input 1, Input 2'. At center of the hole, You can put your linee into the hole. If you have another question. sent it to my e-mail. goldmask1029@gmail.com
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Only one straight to your amp footswitch input but is not a regular instrument cable. Let me see what type of cable you need because I don't remember in this moment.
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There is no "switch". Both the RCA and 3.5 mm stereo inputs are active at the same time. Connecting a signal to both at the same time will result in both signals being amplified.
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Hello. We recommend this footswitch be used with the following amp modes only, as they are the ones specifically supported by Peavey: Bandit65/75/80/112 (NOT the Transtube Bandit Amps), Special 112/130/150, Studio Pro112, Envoy110, Bravo112, Classic30 Head, Classic 30/112, Classic50 Head, Classic 50/212, Classic 50/410 Classic100 Head, TransTubeEnvoy, Protege. For Y2PLAY, this item is continuously stocked. For other sellers, you would need to contact each individual seller to find out about long-term availability. Thank you for your interest!
2038607
There are two inputs and two outputs. I guess you can plug two guitars into it. I don't know how it can be stereo with one amp but who cares? It is easy to use and the only thing I suggest is get the plug in power supply because it eats batteries up really fast.
350676
This amp is not a channel-switching amp and does not accept an A/B footswitch for channel switching; however, you can get an ABY switch, which you will put BEFORE the inputs. What it will do is take the output from your guitar and split it 2 ways. The pedal switch will select which one of the two ways the output will go. Connect one of them to the "normal" input of the amp and the other to the "top boost" channel. Both channels of the amp are always on, but what comes out of the speaker depends on which input you're using. So, your guitar goes to the ABY switch, then depending on which of the Y outputs you've selected, continues to whichever amp input it's connected to. This is effect will give you channel switching. But bear in mind that both amplifier channel inputs are always on.
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No Hector, you need 1 Pedal Switch DP2 ,1 BOSS Footswitch FS5U, & ! Y-cable PCS31, The DP2 is momentary so you can tap on it with your foot like a Bass Drum pedal and the FS5U is a latching foot switch pedal for changing things on the DS700 board itself and of course the cable to hook them up.. NOT two FS5U but I FS5U & ! DP2 along with the cable to make it work. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!