Laytonco wrote:Hey Shake,
Yeah, here's the deal, and I am open for advice. My guitar is an Alembic Tribute and has the effects loop in there. It's not Jerry's wiring but still is a cool feature. Last spring, I picked up a 1970 (I think) Ibanez UE-400. It has an effects loop that I take out to and back in from my pedal board. So, I really don't need the effects loop in the guitar, but would like to as it's nice to control volume and tone from the guitar. I used to just have the pedal board and I went out of the guitar loop in and out of the pedal board, and then back into the guitar. Here's my question: If i were to go Guitar Effect Loop out > input on UE-400 >UE 400 out to pedal board > pedal board back into UE-400, how would I go back to the guitar? UE-400 main output? The only two outputs on a UE-400 are "Main Output" and Stereo Output. It would make sense to me. Does that sound right to you?
Peace,
Gil
Well, that sounds like it might be a little repetive, though I'm not sure - you could always trial & error it. Don't know anything about the UE-400, so I really can't tell you how it'd work.
But - Go to
http://www.hardtruckers.com, click on the "guitar cables" tab and go to the bottom of that page - that's where you'll find info on the Y-Junction Box, and here's a pic of it that Glenn sent me:
Basically, you'd have to order this and get yourself a Stereo instrument cable, which they also make & sell (hand-made by Brian Brown, Trey's guitar tech, so you know they're high quality). Use the stereo cable to go from the FX jack to the Input of the Y-Box. The "Tip" goes to the front of your FX chain, and the "Ring" goes to the back end of the FX chain. And I agree, being able to REALLY use your tone & volume on the guitar is a big advantage. When my guitar arrives next week or so, I'll test mine out and let you know what I think after I've had a chance to fool around with it.
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