Example 4: Mono Pedals, Mono Rack Effects, Two Amps
In this example, both the pedals and the rack effect are mono, so the left/right split to feed the two amps
is accomplished similarly to Example 2, in which a Rack Effects Send jack was used to tap off a copy of
the signal. Note that in this case the pedal chain’s output is plugged to the Right channel, so it is the Right
Rack Effects Send that is the splitting element. Because the jumper cable from the Right Rack Effects
Send is plugged into the Left From Pedals jack, the “normal” signal path through the left channel is broken
and replaced with the signal from the right channel. Also, note that while the pedal effects are heard in both
channels, the rack effects would only be heard in the left channel.
Example 3: Mono Pedals, Stereo Rack Effects, Two Amps
This example is similar to the previous one except a rack effect is added which has one input and two (stereo)
outputs. Again, both channels are used, but the left/right split is generated by the stereo rack effect.
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