Dom Mcsweeney
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what's the use case anyway?
Dimehead NAM Player
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Sascha Franck
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On my currrent live board, I'm using a GT-1000 as the "brain", which it is excellent at - but I absolutely don't like Boss' amp sounds, so right now I'm using a NUX Amp Academy for clean(ish) stuff in one loop and an Amplifirebox MkI as a dirt pedal platform in the other loop (fwiw, overall latency with three full serial ADDA cycles is at 3.5ms, quite amazing).
Would possibly be interested to replace those two one day. Tried with the HX Stomp and it worked quite well, but I rather use that for a smaller board and not move it around. So I thought about two Tonex Ones and then the Dimehead came to mind as well, as its latency is stellar and as it supports 2 NAMs by now. But I would have to be able to separate the two physically (I defenitely want to keep the rest of the board as is and not deal with patch switching on whatever I may use for the main amp "channels").
northern_fox
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input -> pre nam -> fx loop out
fx loop in -> nam -> 1/4 out
Pretty sure that would work for parallel amps, although the cabling might be awkward
fx loop in -> nam -> 1/4 out
Pretty sure that would work for parallel amps, although the cabling might be awkward
Sascha Franck
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Thanks! I don't think it's particularly awkward (just that you need an insert cable). Been doing that sucessfully with the Stomp already.
I will keep that in mind should I really want to throw the two mentioned pedals out.
Oh, one more question: Can both NAMs be controlled with the hardware encoders or just one of them?
