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Understanding Tube Amps - Part 7: Effects Loops

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Apr 16th, 2010

In the 7th video of this series, I explain the difference between putting your pedals before the amp in the signal chain, and inserting them in an effects loop.

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Series: Understanding Tube Amps

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