so far, I've only tried the ROS (with a self made Y cable)...splitting a mono signal would make it possible to use my stompboxes (in which there's a nova delay), so I wouldn't have timing difference between the two but I guess it would be sweet as well!

the next step would be to use two different signal chains with two pedalboards but that would be a far, far, far too much expensive alternative.

btw I didn't use anything to eliminate the loop hum but it was only noticeable at a very low volume so it was not an issue.

yep, I've put the amps close for the picture, otherwise there's always more distance between them!



absolutely! the only thing I regret in fact is that you can't make a rendition of it with a recording, the only way to know what ROS really is, is to try it out at your home!

At present when not using the ROS to run with the 2 amps, I use my Boss tuner ( T2) it has two outs, so from there I just spit the signal. The first run has only a delay and then straight to amp 1. the 2nd run has compressor. delay to P-split then straight to amp 2 ( Note I'm only using the P-split for loop hum elimination, I'm not actually using it to Split the signal)

To make it easy to use the ROS I run a single long 15ft quality stereo cable to a ( stereo splitter box) The input is stereo the two output are mono, from here I run the two lines to the amp with the same pedals to each amp as do in the first set up. The only difference is I don't use the tuner to split when using the ROS.

wow, never tought to use the tu2 as a signal splitter...thanks for the tip mate!

You should think about the Loop hum eliminator, and two delays!!!
A silent stereo rig in Golden! nothing but the notes your playing should be heard
even when your playing on your own and even a low volumes.


Static, is not my type of music! It is the noise of the universe expanding!

that would be the definitive ideal rig, if it wasn't so damn heavy!