wakeguitar
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hi guys, been away from here for a while but not from my modules.
During some configurations with my workhorse rack which I'm using with my amp's send signals I've noticed some behavior I don't understand, or like.
Seems whenever I try to split a line out signal, or use both send at the same time (going to different gear) that once the second signal is connected the first signal sees a drop in dB (usually around 3db or so) and signal seems to somehow diminished in others ways. Maybe more saggy? Something doesn't seem right.
I haven't been able to understand this as I typically don't understand electrical systems that well.
I even picked up a dedicated 0splitter with transformers (Radial LX-2) and that didn't make a difference.
However, I did find one way I can add a second signal without the degradation and that is by running unbalanced from effects to my Radial EXTC return. That seemed to be properly isolated somehow?
Example routing:
RM100 send 1 to a pad then to interface
Rm100 send to 500 module then to interface
Any thoughts or explanation?
Any splitter you have used to overcome this if you've had similar issues?
thanks
During some configurations with my workhorse rack which I'm using with my amp's send signals I've noticed some behavior I don't understand, or like.
Seems whenever I try to split a line out signal, or use both send at the same time (going to different gear) that once the second signal is connected the first signal sees a drop in dB (usually around 3db or so) and signal seems to somehow diminished in others ways. Maybe more saggy? Something doesn't seem right.
I haven't been able to understand this as I typically don't understand electrical systems that well.
I even picked up a dedicated 0splitter with transformers (Radial LX-2) and that didn't make a difference.
However, I did find one way I can add a second signal without the degradation and that is by running unbalanced from effects to my Radial EXTC return. That seemed to be properly isolated somehow?
Example routing:
RM100 send 1 to a pad then to interface
Rm100 send to 500 module then to interface
Any thoughts or explanation?
Any splitter you have used to overcome this if you've had similar issues?
thanks