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November 8, 2023 at 1:35 pm #206338linuxsatParticipant
Hello,
I will play in a near future on a Matamp GT 2 Amp. It feature a passive effects loop (an insert between the preamp stage and the power amp stage, I suspect).
May I use a Switchblade Pro to turn the loop in an active one using the following scheme:
(send of loop amp) -> Input of SBP / output of SBP -> (return of loop amp)
my pedals would then be inserted in the A and B loops of the SBP ?
Thanks
November 9, 2023 at 9:17 am #206345EHX STAFFKeymasterWe are not familiar with the Matamp or its effects loop but it should work.
You may want to reach out to Matamp and ask them how their loop works with guitar pedal impedance.
Here are the specs for the Switchblade pro:INPUT Jack – This 1⁄4” jack is the audio input of the SWITCHBLADE PRO. The input
impedance is 2.2MΩ. This input will accept any audio source that is instrument or line level
up to 4.2Vp-p without clipping.SEND A Jack – This 1⁄4” jack is an audio output of the SWITCHBLADE PRO. Connect this to
the input of the effect(s) you want in FX loop A or send it to the input of an amplifier. The
output impedance is 220Ω.RETURN A Jack – This 1⁄4” jack is an audio input of the SWITCHBLADE PRO. Connect this
jack to the output of the effect(s) you want in FX loop A. This jack can also accept another
instrument output. The input impedance is 90kΩ.SEND B Jack – This 1⁄4” jack is an audio output of the SWITCHBLADE PRO. Connect this to
the input of the effect(s) you want in FX loop B or send it to the input of an amplifier. The
output impedance is 220Ω.RETURN B Jack – This 1⁄4” jack is an audio input of the SWITCHBLADE PRO. Connect this
jack to the output of the effect(s) you want in FX loop B. This jack can also accept another
instrument output. The input impedance is 90kΩ.A LEVEL Knob – Controls the volume of signal going into the RETURN A jack. Unity gain is
achieved with the knob at 12:00. Turning this knob fully clockwise achieves a gain of 6dB.DRY LEVEL Knob – Controls the volume of signal going into the INPUT jack. Unity gain is
achieved with the knob at 12:00. Turning this knob fully clockwise achieves a gain of 6dB.B LEVEL Knob – Controls the volume of signal going into the RETURN B jack. Unity gain is
achieved with the knob at 12:00. Turning this knob fully clockwise achieves a gain of 6dB. -
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