We need a device to run two heads into one cab

I did this by accident.

When recording our second album, Dive Into the Great Blue Waffle, I wanted to add my Stiletto Trident into the mix with my guitarists Triple Rectifier. At the time, he was using a TC Electronic G Major in the loop for effects, and channel switching. Since the G Major is stereo, we hooked both heads up into G Major, and back to both amps into their own cabs. What we didn't know was that the G Major wasn't set up for true stereo, and both amps were summed to mono through the effects and back to both amps. The end was a uniquely blended mono signal sent to both amps. We didn't realize until in the studio that both captures were identical.
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Here's a track with a bitchin' solo I did on Kazoo too.
 
At the time, he was using a TC Electronic G Major in the loop for effects, and channel switching. Since the G Major is stereo, we hooked both heads up into G Major, and back to both amps into their own cabs. What we didn't know was that the G Major wasn't set up for true stereo, and both amps were summed to mono through the effects and back to both amps. The end was a uniquely blended mono signal sent to both amps. We didn't realize until in the studio that both captures were identical.
Serendipitous genius. I would have never thought about this. 👍. I’m going to look at my equipment today and see what units I have that can do this.
 
I did this by accident.

When recording our second album, Dive Into the Great Blue Waffle, I wanted to add my Stiletto Trident into the mix with my guitarists Triple Rectifier. At the time, he was using a TC Electronic G Major in the loop for effects, and channel switching. Since the G Major is stereo, we hooked both heads up into G Major, and back to both amps into their own cabs. What we didn't know was that the G Major wasn't set up for true stereo, and both amps were summed to mono through the effects and back to both amps. The end was a uniquely blended mono signal sent to both amps. We didn't realize until in the studio that both captures were identical. View attachment 389496

Here's a track with a bitchin' solo I did on Kazoo too.

Cool happenstance but still not achieving what the OP wanted.

The kittens and puppy’s were a nice touch I thought.
 
Wish this existed without the need for a stereo cabinet. Kind of surprised it hasn’t been done yet unless it has and I’m not aware of it? To be clear, I’m talking about running them simultaneously and blending.

In theory, I can think of some ways to do this with load boxes and mixers, but an all in one device would be sick
https://www.khe-audioelectronics.com/

Don’t these guys make just that?
 
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