How to Build a Stereo Rig | Blackstar Potential Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2021
- Everything sounds better in stereo, right? In this week's Blackstar Potential lesson with Leigh Fuge of MGR music we will be exploring the advantages and disadvantages of running a mono vs stereo rigs, and how to get the best out of them.
Learn more about MGR Music: mgrmusic.com
Learn more about Studio 10: www.blackstaramps.com/uk/rang...
Learn more about HT-20R MkII: www.blackstaramps.com/uk/rang... 
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![How To Use Two Guitar Amps Together [Connections, Phase, Polarity & Why Analog Dry-Through Matters]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LH9FO1EMIPQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Loved the simplicity of the information given!
Great vid. Answers a lot of questions.
This is by far the best comparison video. I’ve just bought my first Blackstar Debut 50r and if I love it I’ll by a second. I just need to work around using the Blackstar overdrives before my chorus, delays. I hope you can do a video on it. Cheers
Well, if you want to actually hear about stereo, go to about 18:45 in the video. Wish the video would have started with stereo and actually showed cabling.
what you wish and what it is as a tutorial are 2 different things, I think it is well explained
muy buen video gracias profesor
Great tutorial..
Thanks for this! I've tried dual-mono set-ups but was never really happy. This helps out tremendously.
Glad it helped Kevin!🤘
Hey man thanks for this video! What about the FX Loop? Wouldn't putting all of the effects through the front of amp sound messy? Or does this not matter so much in stereo?
Hi! I have the Blackstar ht-20 + Blackstar HTV 212 MKII. Can I connect the head to the cab using 2 cables, in stereo? Sorry for the very basic question… but I need to be sure that it will not blow the rig :)
I've just bought a Blackstar ID core V1 stereo. Should i buy a stereo guitar cable? Your advice will be appreciated.
Did I miss the explanation of signal path right before you go in to true stereo with the panning trem.. you said you rain it out stereo - did you bypass the AB then? Thanks
Really useful - now what should I go for?
I'm actually toying with getting a second Boss Katana 100w 1x12 only because that is an amp you can gig with (though I gig with my DSL100 and a 4x10 cab. If money were no option that's what Id use. But hauling around that much heavy gear in my 60's is frankly, not worth the work for what you get paid in today's world.)
I’d like to hear the blackstar 2x12 cab that runs stereo
With two heads into that one cab
Awesome Stuff! Tho I did have to flipped my Headphones XD
Both amps are out of phase in the whole video. You need a splitter that can flip the phase on one side so you can match it.
What causes this? Is it the speaker polarity or wattage? Do you have any idea brother?
Planning to buy fender hot rod and I have Vox ac30s1
I thought something was off, too bad because the instructions are clear and concise. The visuals really help with understand the signal chain. So many of these videos are by rambling musicians w ADHD.
@@LloydTheHuman when 2 amps have a similar or exact same frequency range or settings, speakers, or microphones, it causes each other to cancel each other out.
There's a phantom channel at the centre. You can avoid this by using a delay pedal that has a killdry setting. Meaning it cuts out the dry signal. Set the delay anywhere between 10-30ms. Not on both signals, just one.
Edit: Also, set the delay so that it only repeats once.
Edit 2: oh he does this at the end.
I've heard where the Studio 10 has been likened to a Fender blackface in tone. To my ear, I think it lacks some of the crispness of a true blackface. Is there maybe a Blackstar solid state amp that can dial in the blackface tone a bit more successfully? Thanks!
Sweeeet
Your arm movements (L and R) and the placement of the amps on the screen (L and R) were all from your perspective, which is the opposite of ours (viewers). In future stereo-related videos, I suggest you change that so it "makes sense" to the viewer. Good info, though.
😅 so I can't link my two amps together using ..two guitar chords?? One from guitar to 1st amp..then another..to the input of the second amp...??? ..kidding me???...I'm not going to buy...a splitter...or..a box...I'll...twist.. guitar chordss .. together before I. ...I buy..any BS....boxes..I rely on feedback...
please god give me a timestamp so I dont have to sit through 18 minutes to get to the stereo part jesus
well you got to learn and be patient🎉
Wow....life is hard for young impatient people....work it out...
Oh-oh... "Somebody" failed out of audio production school.
Look, fellow, listener perspective for stereo pans, or you're fired.
AP-101.
Hey Terry,
I did actually pan them according to the listener perspective. If you notice, I refer to the Studio 10 6L6 as being on the left side, and it comes out of the left speaker, likewise, the HT20 Mkii comes from the right side. So you're hearing it the same way I'm hearing it in the room, but when I refer to left and right, it matches what you hear in the video.
@@LeighFugeGuitar Thanks for the great content, Leigh.
Terry Connell... 🤦