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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8883984" data-attributes="member: 683408">[ATTACH=full]61487[/ATTACH]Nope. only one output from each amplifier.Maybe you, Slappy, and Spoke should work together on this.At least ONE of you should be able to find a schematic that shows what you are claiming, especially since so many manufacturers are doing it in some way.Right?JUST SHARE THE SCHEMATIC OF A MONO AMP WITH MULTIPLE OUTPUTS DIRECT FROM THE AMP AND I WILL ADMIT I AM WRONG.Easy there, Frank Rizzo.There is only one output shown coming from that amplifier. See that single straight line? That is ONE. As in SINGLE. Output. Not outputS.Welcome to the world of electronics.[ATTACH=full]61488[/ATTACH]Wire up five different 1/4&quot; jacks to the pickup on your guitar.Does that mean your guitar has five outputs?Does each one sound different?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8883984, member: 683408"] [ATTACH type="full" width="337px"]61487[/ATTACH] Nope. only one output from each amplifier. Maybe you, Slappy, and Spoke should work together on this. At least ONE of you should be able to find a schematic that shows what you are claiming, especially since so many manufacturers are doing it in some way. Right? JUST SHARE THE SCHEMATIC OF A MONO AMP WITH MULTIPLE OUTPUTS DIRECT FROM THE AMP AND I WILL ADMIT I AM WRONG. Easy there, Frank Rizzo. There is only one output shown coming from that amplifier. See that single straight line? That is ONE. As in SINGLE. Output. Not outputS. Welcome to the world of electronics. [ATTACH type="full" width="212px"]61488[/ATTACH] Wire up five different 1/4" jacks to the pickup on your guitar. Does that mean your guitar has five outputs? Does each one sound different? [/QUOTE]

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