Hi there,
on a PBC 10, using the four cables method, I connected the MEG-X in a way that allows me to put some effects (loops...) before the amplifier input and some into its S/R loop. This requires a dedicated MEG-X loop to be assigned to the amp's loop: the pre-input path is wired to the insert loop of the PBC and the S/R path is connected to loop #7 of the PBC and eventually to the amp's S/R. I can then reorder the MEG-X loop on a preset base and even choose if loop #7 is serial or parallel.
What I found though, is that I have phase issues (even with the effect on stand-by - not hard bypassed though -) upon connecting, let's say, a Mobius chorus before the amp input and a Eventide H9 reverb to the S/R loop: this happens when the H9 is set to "kill dry on" and loop # 7 of the PBC to parallel, not when kill dry is off and the loop is serial (Mobius hasn't kill dry capability).
Any suggestion? Thanks!
on a PBC 10, using the four cables method, I connected the MEG-X in a way that allows me to put some effects (loops...) before the amplifier input and some into its S/R loop. This requires a dedicated MEG-X loop to be assigned to the amp's loop: the pre-input path is wired to the insert loop of the PBC and the S/R path is connected to loop #7 of the PBC and eventually to the amp's S/R. I can then reorder the MEG-X loop on a preset base and even choose if loop #7 is serial or parallel.
What I found though, is that I have phase issues (even with the effect on stand-by - not hard bypassed though -) upon connecting, let's say, a Mobius chorus before the amp input and a Eventide H9 reverb to the S/R loop: this happens when the H9 is set to "kill dry on" and loop # 7 of the PBC to parallel, not when kill dry is off and the loop is serial (Mobius hasn't kill dry capability).
Any suggestion? Thanks!
