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I have a little pre mixer for plugging electric guitars into before going in to the main amplifier. The mixer has a left mono input socket and a right mono input socket and two mono out puts. The question is : Leaving the out puts the same, is it possible to turn the two input sockets (left and Right ) into just one stereo socket? |
December 08, 2021 |
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Yes it is possible. Just feed your guitar's signal input to both sockets. The only thing is as what I understood your pre mixture shall have two volume and tone controllers for each mono section. if so , you have to balance to tone control and volume levels equally. |
by dharmapriyak December 14, 2021 |
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Hi thankyou, The situation is that I want to replace one of the two mono in put sockets (left or right) , with a stereo socket and rewire to both channels so I have just the one stereo socket instead of two mono input sockets. Output would remain the same |
December 14, 2021 |
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yes you can do it take two signal lines form each mono input and wire it to L and R pins of stereo socket, use a common signal ground from mono socket and wire it to stereo socket ground pin. |
December 14, 2021 |
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Thankyou dharmapriyak |
December 14, 2021 |
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