Best box to route two RM?

[tung]

I've been running both my RM100 and RM50 combo at the same time , going through the stereo out of my Quadraverb into my RM50 input (The Quad is going into my RM Series Loop). It's fine on a clean channel, but the RM50 combo just freaked out with noise when I go to the gain, something definitely not right in the signal path, like a major overload.
Any suggestions on a good A/B Box? What's the best way to run two amps without any change in tone in the signal path?
i heard good things about the ToneBone. I'm really picky as far as the box effecting the tone. I want it to be as transparent as possible.
T.

 

[Juggernaut]

www.homebrewelectronics.com

 

[seeker]

Tung,

I was thinking of getting one of these line mixers/ switchers by Bradshaw and CAE:

http://www.customaudioelectronics.com/line_mixer.htm


Howard

 

[tung]

thanks for the input, guys. Really appreciate all the options that I can look into.
The Custom Audio stuff is great, Bob is ace at that stuff, got a chance to check out some of the gear at one of the trade shows recently. Unfortunately, it's real hard getting his stuff here in Canada.
T.

 

[tung]

www.homebrewelectronics.com[/quote]

Wow, no groundd loop hum, huh? very nice unit. Do you use this? Cool name too :D
Tung

 

[Juggernaut]

I dont have one but I do have many of their pedals, and I know Joel (the owner/designer) so I know his stuff is top notch.

I do plan on getting one, but dont need it as of now.

 

[davesalad]

The best way to split your signal into two amps would be a Axess electronics BS2 buffer/splitter.

They are in canada - toronto