m9 stereo out to DRRI and PRRI

direwolf

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I'm not a stereo fan. But the m9 sounds impressive with stereo to 2 amps. Give it a try. I also went stereo out to the vibrato and nomal of the DRRI with good results
 

sleepyone

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I'm not a stereo fan. But the m9 sounds impressive with stereo to 2 amps. Give it a try. I also went stereo out to the vibrato and nomal of the DRRI with good results

100% true man, I'm running mine on stereo into a Egnater Rebel 20 and an amp made here in Argentina which is basically a clone of a twin on the clean channel and a really close approach to a Soldano vibe on the dist channel; I set the rebel to sound a bit more "british" (going into a custom made 2x12 cab with eminence legend gb12 in it) and the other amp to sound a bit more "american" (going into a 2x12 with celestion "hot100" in it), I just mess with both volumes and the sound ends up being huge lml
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I do have a question for you though:
I'll be rehearsing tomorrow with a new band and they got a DRRI for me to use on the practice room; I was wondering if I would get stereo sound by plugging into both channels...is that possible or just one channel can be used at a time?
 

direwolf

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I guess you can use all four inputs according to an instructor on youtubes. Back in the sixty's folk would run a mike through along with guitar
 

svanangen

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100% true man, I'm running mine on stereo into a Egnater Rebel 20 and an amp made here in Argentina which is basically a clone of a twin on the clean channel and a really close approach to a Soldano vibe on the dist channel; I set the rebel to sound a bit more "british" (going into a custom made 2x12 cab with eminence legend gb12 in it) and the other amp to sound a bit more "american" (going into a 2x12 with celestion "hot100" in it), I just mess with both volumes and the sound ends up being huge lml
40245657.jpg


I do have a question for you though:
I'll be rehearsing tomorrow with a new band and they got a DRRI for me to use on the practice room; I was wondering if I would get stereo sound by plugging into both channels...is that possible or just one channel can be used at a time?

It's EXTREMELY difficult to get stereo from one speaker.
 

buddaman71

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True stereo requires 2 power amplifier channels and 2 independent speakers.
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