steve_k
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I was looking for something upscale from the "made in China" crap for running two or three heads without the annoying hum of cheap ground lifts and switchers. I was reading an article on Joe Barresi (produced Tool 10,000 Days) and what Adam Jones was using at the time. Found they were using an interesting piece of kit from Jonathon Little who owns Little Labs and makes some very high end studio and road worthy gear. The Little Labs PCP Distro Splitter is what I was after. I run straight into it with the guitar and split to the VH4 and the Uberschall. The VH4 goes through the Bradshaw switcher and a couple of effects in loops (but in front of the amp) and the Ubershcall is run dry. There is absolutely no hum, no drag or anything of the sort using the PCP. It is transformer isolated and has impedence level controls for each of the 3 outs. You can use with DI to which I do to drive my monitors when needed, instead of using the desk. This thing is rack mountable and I don't go anywhere without it. Its not an amp switcher, which I don't need to switch anyway. I can mute the VH4 through the Bradshaw loop send or the Uber with the FX control with nothing in the loop. This thing runs about $1100 but for those of you using multiple amps to record or on stage, this piece of kit is the cats meow.
Little Labs website is:
http://www.littlelabs.com/pcp.html
Bought mine from Mercnary Audio:
http://www.mercenaryaudio.com
Steve
Little Labs website is:
http://www.littlelabs.com/pcp.html
Bought mine from Mercnary Audio:
http://www.mercenaryaudio.com
Steve