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Chuck Morel

 

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Pottersville, New York
Post  Posted 10 Sep 2018 12:00 am    
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Hello curious if I can run 2 Nashville 112's at the same time and is this true stereo. I need to have more stage sound. How would I join the 2 amps together.
Thank you.
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George Seymour


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Notown, Vermont, USA
Post  Posted 10 Sep 2018 3:33 am    
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I did for several years, not true stereo. I used left and right out from Porfex into left and right placed 112’s. I modeled this after the setup that Jeff Newman and many players during the early 80s used, Profex into DPC 750 amp into 2 115E cabinets, when the 112s came out moved to them instead of the larger and heavier 115’s. Good sound, Not true stereo except for the effect that you might hear thru the two channel prosceesor. True “stereo’ requires two individual pickups on your guitar, like Paul Franklin has on some of his guitars..prob others too, or some volume pedals have two outs and you could do it that way as well and use the on board reverb. Stereo delay like Strymon ElCapistan would spilt the signal too, one in two out
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Chuck Morel

 

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Pottersville, New York
Post  Posted 10 Sep 2018 4:47 am     2x 112
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Great information, thanks very much George.

Chuck
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