stand alone effects loop?

[kurtr2]

anyone know if there is such a thing? closest i have found is a signal path selector, but i am looking for a pedal of some kind that can actually blend in the 100% wet signal from an effects processor, exactly like how you do it on a mixing board, but made for instruments going into an amp.

thanks,
Kurt
Rosenwinkel

[Mario-C.]

boss line selector

[feyshay]

What effects processor are you using. You can't control wet and dry in your processor? Are you trying to avoid bastardizing your whole signal by sending it fully to a digital processor?

[kurtr2]

Originally Posted by feyshay

What effects processor are you using. You can't control wet and dry in your processor? Are you trying to avoid bastardizing your whole signal by sending it fully to a digital processor?

exactly. i am using a line6 DL4 and its digital conversion sucks and makes the whole guitar sound thinner and brittle.

thanks,
K

[uncle fonk]

I'm using a Barge Concepts VFB1 on my pedalboard, works great...
Check it out!

[sysexguy]

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Andy

[alexkemp]

there's also this bad boy, though it might be over kill:

RODENBERG amplification