Stereo Sum
Use this mode when the last pedal in your signal chain is stereo.
When the LED is red, you will have a true stereo signal being sent to
your amplifiers. When the LED is blue, the left and right signal being
sent by your last pedal is combined to mono, and then split to both
outputs – commonly referred to as dual mono. This is useful if you
only have one amp at rehearsal, but two amps live. Use blue mode
when you only have one amp to preserve your stereo ping pong
delays, and then switch to red mode for when you have two amps.
When you’re playing live with two amps and one dies, simply hold
down the footswitch and the repeats of your ping pong delay will be
combined to both outputs. It doesn’t matter which amp dies and
you don’t have to stop playing and use a hand to flick a toggle or
push a button.
Split Sum
This mode is best suited to people who run a mono pedal board,
but like using two amps. To change to this mode take the lid off the
box and move the two dip switches from Stereo Sum to Split Sum.
Connect your last pedal to the L return of The Interfacer and keep
it in blue mode. This will create a dual mono signal. If you switch
to red mode the L output will stay active, but the R output will
have no signal.
Ground Lift & Phase Correction
(The TX Interfacer only)
The TX Interfacer features red and black push buttons.
Press the red button to lift ground of the right output. Press the
black button to invert the phase of the right output by 180°
For phase inversion to work ground lift must be active – red button
pushed in.
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