JMP-1 and JFX-1

[electrico777]

Can I have a JMP-1 and JFX-1 goin to a DSL-401??? what I'm saying is, do I need to have a rack with a power amp, or can I use a rack without the power amp going strait to the combo amp?

how about a JFX-1 just with a combo amp?

[BigDaddyD]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

You can send it straight to the "return" of the effects loops and skip the combo's preamp

[electrico777]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

skip the pre on the combo but still use the amps power to get out the sound?

[mogar]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

You can do it. You'll basically be creating a mini-rack. By bypassing the dsl preamp, it will run like this: jmp-1, jfx-1, dsl poweramp, speaker.

[chrisolson]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

There are MUCH better efx units out there than the JFX-1 for alot less cash. The Lexicon 110 comes to mind, and Rocktron stuff as well. Before you get one just because it matches the JMP-1 (I made that mistake...), try it first. It's not the most flexible unit out there.

[electrico777]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

In what sence is not the most flexible?

[vklobucar]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

Perhaps not the most flexible but certainly one of the most transparent though IMO.

If all that you seek is a bit of chorus, delay and reverb than that is a great unit. Not a G Major granted but still does not color your tone like most units do.

[chrisolson]

Re: JMP-1 and JFX-1

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In what sence is not the most flexible?

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No tap tempos, etc....little things like that. I liked it - it was simple to use, but I just thought there were others with a little more to them. Then again, all I ever use is a little delay, and when necessary, a little chorus. I don't need much in the way of effects.