new to effects pedals-what are the in-a, in-b and out-a out-b jacks used for?
1877225
Is just to plug the cable from your Guitar to your Amp (Or other effect if you have)
1877226
you plug your guitar patch chord from your guitar into the in-a jack, and then you plug your pedal into the amp from the out a jack. the b jacks are for A/B output switches! hope this helps
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.
45053
I'm afraid I can be much help. I have a stomp pedal and use it exclusively. Just haven't been able to learn more than the basics on this unit. The disc they send you provides you with uses and effects of all knobs. But they seem to assume you know all about basic amp operation. Unfortunately I don't so with out the stomp box I would have been very disappointed when first trying to use it. Good Luck !!!
1754422
Mods are one at a time, but you can stack mods with overdrives and wah effects. Best way to stack is with individual pedals.
1739766
You can switch between the effects and dial them in just fine with just the amp. The pedal is required if you want to use the looper function and to manually control the wah.
897100
Each output is not individually isolated, so you'll most likely get noise in your signal chain somewhere, especially if you're plugging power hungry digital pedals into the chain. If I plug my Walrus Audio Descent between a delay and pitch shifter (all connected to the brick), I get very obvious digital clicks from the Descent. I'd recommend a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 4X4 if you want noise isolation.
157204
I have a Boss md2 and it works fine in front, but I'd never use them together. The zoom distortions are pretty versatile so I'd be surprised if you couldn't at least get really close to another pedal's effect.
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.
350274
You can get a generic "thump" plugging straight in, but it's not very good. You'll need a controller to get any decent sounds. I picked up a used Yamaha DTXpress for $125. Well worth it. The variety of sounds is incredible, and you can add more triggers for other drum sounds. I wound up exchanging my KP65 for the silent pedal KU100. Very happy with it, but I'm a bass player, so I never knew a real bass drum pedal.
1806799
No. The pedal is really only designed to control Line6 Multi-effect. It does that well, but can't be used with standard pedals.
2012035
I can't speak to this specific pedal, but all of mine connect to each other in a series so I can use whichever sound I want, etc. Check product discribtion too. T.King Guitar player
1037457
I think this will depend on the operating system and software configuration you have - you can probably find out by buying one of them frst and seeing if you can reassign the pedals the way you'll need. (I'm only using one myself so haven't had to confront this.)
322850
Not quite sure...to be honest, I hardly use this pedal right now. I am very happy with my Boss DD7... sorry I couldn't help more.
1760498
It depends, for example; I set my clean to A1, and my distortion to A2, my lead to A3, and special effect to A4 and A0. Stepping through the channels and coming through clean takes practice but it can be done. This is a decent pedal to toy with, but I would consider Zooms later models that offer more at the same price point.
1349928
I would use this like most other pedals of this type for mics and like instruments. Use a mixer and put this pedal in the loop.. pun intentional.
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
1543879
I went from my sound boards 'control room out' to the tremor and used the 'main out' to go to the amp and the 15's. There is a drawback from doing this, as you need to adjust your controlroom/phones level to match the sub to your main volume. Although not perfect, I found it handy because of varying bass levels in different songs. My board does not have a Mono out, or I would do what Anthony suggested.