GuyLaCroix wrote: Mon Jun 23, 2025 12:43 pm Y'all are kind of scaring me off with the possibility of nuking a head or 3.

I think I trust the other guys more than myself, and it's easy to put up my 400$ Carvin but might be a different question for the 5150s and Mesas these guys have. I'd feel awful if I fried one, and I don't need that kind of heat this early in a babyface run.

mdc wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 10:42 am You can skip the step of building anything by just buying two m-to-f speaker extension cables and leaving them plugged into the respective cabinets. Tell every guitar player to buy a speaker cable for every head that's long enough to make whatever connection is necessary and leave it plugged in. Go apeshit with the label maker.

If the only real issue is the inconvenience of digging around behind the cabinet for the jack, you just need to find a way to physically move the jack somewhere more convenient. I would just gaffer tape the extension cord to the top or side of the cab or whatever makes sense.

mdc wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 10:42 am You can skip the step of building anything by just buying two m-to-f speaker extension cables and leaving them plugged into the respective cabinets. Tell every guitar player to buy a speaker cable for every head that's long enough to make whatever connection is necessary and leave it plugged in. Go apeshit with the label maker.

If the only real issue is the inconvenience of digging around behind the cabinet for the jack, you just need to find a way to physically move the jack somewhere more convenient. I would just gaffer tape the extension cord to the top or side of the cab or whatever makes sense.

twelvepoint wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 11:43 am Only 25% of the guitarists I’ve played with would catastrophically screw something up with a situation like this.

Nate Dort wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 9:09 pm This is nightmare fuel for me. All it takes is somebody screwing up a connection where two amps are connected to a cab simultaneously and you blow up the output stage of one or more amps.

mdc wrote: You can skip the step of building anything by just buying two m-to-f speaker extension cables and leaving them plugged into the respective cabinets. Tell every guitar player to buy a speaker cable for every head that's long enough to make whatever connection is necessary and leave it plugged in. Go apeshit with the label maker.

If the only real issue is the inconvenience of digging around behind the cabinet for the jack, you just need to find a way to physically move the jack somewhere more convenient. I would just gaffer tape the extension cord to the top or side of the cab or whatever makes sense.

tallchris wrote: Okay, I love the sound of my TB2000, but sometimes during parts of a song I'd like to get something like what it sounds like with the tone knob rolled down and/or switched to the neck pickup, but without any volume loss, but then able to get back to the normal sound in an instant. I'm assuming an EQ pedal is the best thing to do this, but I'm open to anything else.

Sometimes I wish I just had a crazy switcher like Steve Von Till where I could control the pickup selection and tone selection from my feet but that seems insane at this point.

TylerDeadPine wrote: Mon Jun 30, 2025 4:03 pm ... and you have a one switch "The Duller" pedal.

VaticanShotglass wrote:

TylerDeadPine wrote: Mon Jun 30, 2025 4:03 pm ... and you have a one switch "The Duller" pedal.

I prefer "The Dullard."