SA244 L.A. Lady Overdrive User’s Guide 14
True Stereo (Stereo In, Stereo Out): INPUT 1 goes to distortion circuit A and out to OUTPUT 1. INPUT 2 goes
to distortion circuit B and out to OUTPUT 2.
Parallel (Mono In, Stereo Process, Stereo Out): INPUT 1 is split into two identical signals. One signal goes
to distortion circuit A and out to OUTPUT 1. The other signal goes to distortion circuit B and out to OUTPUT
2. This essentially turns the L.A. Lady into a splitter that takes a single input and feeds two amps (or a
stereo signal chain).
Stereo In, Mono Out: INPUT 1 goes to distortion circuit A. INPUT 2 goes to distortion circuit B. The outputs
of circuits A and B are mixed and sent to OUTPUT 1. This is useful for mixing a stereo source down to a
mono output.
Mono, Dry Thru: INPUT 1 goes to distortion circuit A and out to OUTPUT 1. A copy of the input is also sent
to OUTPUT 2. This is useful especially for bass guitars, where having a dry output is useful in maintaining a
solid low end (this can also be achieved using the L.A. Lady’s mix control or LoRetain feature, which are
accessible via the Neuro app and MIDI).
True Stereo
A
EQ
A
B
EQ
B
1
2
1
2
From Guitar
To Amp
Parallel (Stereo)
1
A
EQ
A
B
EQ
B
1
2
From Guitar
To Amp (R)
To Amp (L)
Stereo In, Mono Out
1
A
EQ
A
B
EQ
B
1
2
To Amp
Input (L)
Input (R)