Paragon Channel 1 vs 2

[jlinville]

Couple quick questions:

1. When looking at the front of the paragon/KoT is channel 1 the left side, channel 2 right side?

2. Cont. if both sides are turned on and stacked, is it left side -> right side?
ex: if left -> right and I want the high gain going into low gain I would make channel 1 high gain/ channel 2 low gain?

 

[PunchySunshine]

Couple quick questions:

1. When looking at the front of the paragon/KoT is channel 1 the left side, channel 2 right side?

2. Cont. if both sides are turned on and stacked, is it left side -> right side?
ex: if left -> right and I want the high gain going into low gain I would make channel 1 high gain/ channel 2 low gain?

If I understand you correctly, it's my understanding that it's the opposite of that. Looking at the pedal on the floor, right goes into left for me but it would be the opposite if you've got it open from the bottom.

 

[giovanni]

If I understand you correctly, it's my understanding that it's the opposite of that. Looking at the pedal on the floor, right goes into left for me but it would be the opposite if you've got it open from the bottom.

I believe that’s right. For whatever reason pedal ordering is always from right to left, including multi effects.

 

[Robert]

I believe that’s right. For whatever reason pedal ordering is always from right to left, including multi effects.

It follows the signal path. The signal enters the pedal on the right side (at the input jack) and flows from right to left to the output jack.

Going the opposite direction requires routing the input signal all the way across the pedal to the opposite side, flowing through the circuit, then routing the output signal all the way back across the pedal to the output jack.

Couple quick questions:

Just to confirm, looking at the pedal on the floor, channel 1 is on the right, channel 2 on the left.

 

[jlinville]

Thanks for the help everyone!