I’ve been researching these type units and the no FX Loop sharing is a big miss.
For me the big miss is them not having an 8x4 option- not going to buy another one of these for every 4 amps I get- as cool as they are- khe doesn’t have fx loop switching in the 8x4 , but they do have the expansion fx switcher at leastI’ve been researching these type units and the no FX Loop sharing is a big miss.
For me the big miss is them not having an 8x4 option- not going to buy another one of these for every 4 amps I get- as cool as they are- khe doesn’t have fx loop switching in the 8x4 , but they do have the expansion fx switcher at least
I know the FX loop a big miss for people. But I barely ever use one anyway. Might wind up getting. Don’t need more gear… but here we are.
Check out the N Audio 8x7. I just got one the other day.For me the big miss is them not having an 8x4 option- not going to buy another one of these for every 4 amps I get- as cool as they are- khe doesn’t have fx loop switching in the 8x4 , but they do have the expansion fx switcher at least
Check out the N Audio 8x7. I just got one the other day.
Check out the N Audio 8x7. I just got one the other day.
I'm sure you can find the solace you seek in this subsection:I was under the assumption that we were existing in a Fluff-Free-Zone. I was wrong. One can dream.
3 more cab inputs and can run 3 cabs at once.Curious how these compare to khe
I’ve been eyeing their 8x6 Pro as it shares FX loops but the impedance matching of the Fryette is impressive.I've been happy with my DeLisle switchers. I've had them for several years now. If you're fine with using a dial to select amps/cabs and don't need MIDI they're the best bag for the buck.
I saw the extra KHE unit you have to buy to share FX loop but $2k’s a lot.Yeah. I think so too. I think it's designed to use with the PS100 and use that for the shared loops. KHE and others have the loops as well as an attenuator loop so you can use the FX without having to us the reamp of the PS
The impedance matching is cool, but you still need ensure proper impedance if you use 2 cabs at once from what was said in the video.
I think at this point, the next real game changer for amp/cab switchers is going to be one that gives users the ability to route any two heads to any two cabs within one unit.