I’m guessing it does the classic stereo spread trick of changing the EQ in the two channels slightly. Cut bass and treble a tiny bit in one channel, cut upper mids in the other channel, and you’ve got a quick and easy stereo spreadI have another Q, what exactly is the stereo 'spread'? Common trick with modellers is to delay one ear by 10-20ms but I'm assuming it's not that
well duh.if you're planning to do any serious practicing with it dirty.
Interesting, so you do not think the sound need to be amplified and joined to the volume control ? Any specific reason ?1. That's what I plan to use it for.
2. I think it's meant to be polyvalent... ?
3. Good idea, myself I planned on doing it on the output for 1/4 and 3.5mm
For the auxiliary input, I think you could control the blend by using the volume of your device. Once you have parity, the volume knob of the pedal would increase both equally if you connect the auxiliary to the input of the amp. If you connect the aux to output, then blending would have to be done each time you change the pedal output volume...My plan on the output is to have a dpdt to select my output ... I don't know if it's better or not, but hey, one more switch
On the other hand, I'm interested in mixing an auxiliary input, but my guess is that it would need at least a blend pot... I'm not experienced enough to know how to do it the right way.