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[311splawndude]

OK, so yeah that was a typo

I meant, so your Chorus pedal sounds faint with all of your amps that you own that have FX loops?

So I was going to suggest just running the Delay out front into both amps (not ideal I know) and the Chorus into at least one. I don't think this will work real well but this is where my brain went:

 

[311splawndude]

But in all seriousness, I think you need one of these (or similar).

Not cheap. $269.

Radial Twinline:

https://www.radialeng.com/product/twinline



and even that may not work

 

[rsm]

 

[311splawndude]

Run thru 2 amp's FX loops at the same time?

 

[thegame]

Is that blood on the floor (top right)? Let me rephrase that; who’s blood is that?

 

[rsm]

Run thru 2 amp's FX loops at the same time?

yes; two loops; you can place them anywhere in the signal chain

 

[311splawndude]

Is that blood on the floor (top right)? Let me rephrase that; who’s blood is that?

Yep. Its to the right of the hair just above the fingernails.

 

[311splawndude]

yes; two loops; you can place them anywhere in the signal chain

OK. Thanks. I figured as much actually as it is a powerful device. I actually would love to try one. In looking at your first pic I only saw the first row of 3 jacks. I should have known there was a whole other row of options/interfaces

 

[BeZo]

I've been doing that with the Fractal FX8. My $.02 is to sell everything and go digital.

 

[creep66]

I run a dual amp set up (sometimes 3 for fun) what I would do in your scenario is try running one amp dry and your delay and chorus on the other amp. The amp with delay and effects; turn the effect higher than you normally would. Then turn the volume down slightly lower than the dry amp. It basically makes this amp become a big effects pedal supporting the dry amp. Sounds kickass when done right.


Also spread your cabinets.

 

[BeZo]

Also spread your cabinets.

Giggidy