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  • November 12, 2010 at 4:29 pm in reply to: Tube FX, distortion and gain structure Q #112537
    2k2k
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    I believe the Radial JDI will take a balanced XLR and output a 1/4″ hi-z. You may need an XLR turnaround tho’.

    TGM

    Indeed, the Radial is 1/4″ input only, so I’d still need that impedance transformer and as the amp already has a DI o/p the Radial is kinda superfluous…

    Now where’d I put that thing….

    November 9, 2010 at 3:58 pm in reply to: Tube FX, distortion and gain structure Q #112483
    2k2k
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    yeah, take it out of the effects loop, it will be much happy with a guitar signal than a preamp signal… rather than putting a EHX mic pre in front how about just a DI type box that will convert the xlr to a standard 1/4 jack to go into the wiggler?

    http://www.thomann.de/gb/millenium_di33.htm

    I wonder if something like that might do the job?

    Thanks for the replies guys.

    The DI box there is unbalanced on the XLR input and I’d need XLR balanced for the Dyn-G, but beyond that, the O/P is only XLR which kinda defeats the purpose of the exercise methinks- getting the Wiggler inline between Pickup and amp.

    I’m gonna hunt around for my impedance transformer and see what that does first and then try the DI o/p on the amp itself… time for some creative – and messy – cabling.

    Cheers, 2k

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