glennscottharris
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Mostly referring to "blackface" style amps:
Most of them have two "channels", with inputs for each. I've always noticed that I prefer one channel over the other (usually the one with more knobs).
My question is:
Are these two circuits in some kind of "serial" wiring? What I mean is..
..does the existence of the first channel contribute to the tone of the second channel?
..and/or..
If you removed the first channel would the amp essentially sound and operate the same with just one channel? (compared to using said channel normally)
Most of them have two "channels", with inputs for each. I've always noticed that I prefer one channel over the other (usually the one with more knobs).
My question is:
Are these two circuits in some kind of "serial" wiring? What I mean is..
..does the existence of the first channel contribute to the tone of the second channel?
..and/or..
If you removed the first channel would the amp essentially sound and operate the same with just one channel? (compared to using said channel normally)