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How Do You Connect Two Marshall Amps?

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How Do You Connect Two Marshall Amps?

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Hooking up a speaker cabinet to an amp head is one thing. And even hooking up a combo amp to a cabinet is completely doable. But trying to hook two amps together isn’t as popular of a task. This is unfortunate, because many people have collected a couple of amps, and rather than having to purchase a completely new stack, they could easily get the sound they want by hooking their two amps together. Luckily, this has become possible with a little ingenuity and the right equipment. Plug your one of your guitar cables into one of your amp’s input jacks. Plug the other end of this same cable into the “A” output of an A-B-Y switch pedal. This pedal allows the user to choose between two different amps or use them both at once. Plug another guitar cable into your remaining amp’s input jack. Plug the other end of this same cable into the “B” output of the A-B-Y switch pedal. Plug your guitar into the properly labeled “Input” or “In/Out” jack on the A-B-Y switch pedal. Turn on both of your Marsh

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