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4 cable method - horrid feedback


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Hi, hope you can help

 

I connect my Marshall SL5 (which doesn't have an effects loop), into a Fryette Power Station (which does), and then back through the speaker in the SL5. I use the 4 cable method to connect my hd500x. So far, so good. Patches sound fine.

 

The problem is, when I switch to the patch to select the SL5 I get really bad feedback and have to reduce the presence and the treble on the SL5, which destroys the SL5 tone I love. I've tried altering the volume of the effects send/mix in the patch, but this doesn't solve the problem. Any ideas what can try?

 

Many thanks

 

Gordon

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So you're having a problem when you try to select a Marshall SL5 combo amp and run it through another Power amp ?  How are you connecting the SL5 to the Fryette Power amp ?  From what you explained you're connecting a PreAmp/PowerAmp and running it through another PowerAmp.  Yeah that would feedback and should have blown up.

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Does the amp section of the combo plug in to the speaker section? This is the only way I can imagine things working. It wouldn't be 4CM the way I'm thinking though. Pod>Poweramp>Speaker, bypassing the preamp on the SL5

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Hi, thanks for the thoughts and concern!

 

I checked the Fryette manual and I'm connecting the combo and PS correctly, so there shouldn't be a problem there. I was applying the principles of the 4cm on top of that. Tried it again last night, and tweeked a few things which seemed to improve it. I suppose it's just a matter of getting it just right.

 

Thanks again

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ok let's get a few things worked out.  This amp has FX Send and Returns.  I couldn't find anything like a Speaker out or Speaker in.  Are you using the FX Send to your Power amp ?

 

You should use the Emulated Line Out to the Power amp then have the Power amp return and power the speaker, from what I can tell. 

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