Hi Curtis! Love your demos and this one is no exeption. There is only one thing I would like to correct this time. When in the A-B or B-A setting, the mix knob is actually controlling how much signal from the first side is feeding into the second side. When in paralell mode, the mix knob controls the amount of signal coming from the A or B side togehter. So when in paralell mode and both A and B engaged, you turn the Mix knob to the right and you'll hear only the signal coming through the B side. When turned fully left you'll hear only the signal from the A side. In the middle is 50-50 and of course anything in between.
Mike, That is how I understand it. I thought I did explain that correctly. I hope I didn't make an error! Thanks for the correction if I did mix it up! CK.
Hi Curtis! Love your demos and this one is no exeption. There is only one thing I would like to correct this time. When in the A-B or B-A setting, the mix knob is actually controlling how much signal from the first side is feeding into the second side. When in paralell mode, the mix knob controls the amount of signal coming from the A or B side togehter. So when in paralell mode and both A and B engaged, you turn the Mix knob to the right and you'll hear only the signal coming through the B side. When turned fully left you'll hear only the signal from the A side. In the middle is 50-50 and of course anything in between.
Mike, That is how I understand it. I thought I did explain that correctly. I hope I didn't make an error! Thanks for the correction if I did mix it up! CK.
Nice demo. Sounds great!