AMPX offers numerous possibilities for controlling functions such as preset switching via the BluGuitar REMOTES. If the MIDI1 adapter is connected to the REMOTE socket, all functions can be controlled with external controllers. Standard double/single foot switches as well as tap-tempo buttons or expression pedals for controlling wah-wah, volume or other effect/sound parameters can also be connected to AMPX. For this purpose, two jacks are available: REMOTE and CONTROLLER.
AMPX offers five independent outputs: Speaker Out, Stereo Main Out, and Stereo Line Out. The five internal speaker simulations can be used on any of those outputs to give you options for any imaginable setup - from a basic mono guitar speaker with additional mono or stereo direct outs available via transformer-balanced XLR, to any imaginable combination of Full Range Flat Response (FRFR) or guitar speakers, allowing you to create wet/dry or wet/dry/wet systems.
For our MIDI OUT, we also offer a special adapter that can deliver 9V/500mA to power external FX pedals.
An external FX loop can also be used to integrate (mono send / stereo return) post-effects in the signal path after the amp section. This loop is programmable as part of each preset: it can be selected as On/Off and Serial/Parallel.
01 - POWER SUPPLY |
You can plug the AMPX in anywhere in the world! |
02 - SPEAKER OUT |
Connect speaker cabinets here. |
03 - FAN |
Keeps your AMPX cool. |
04 - RECORDING OUT L AND R |
Connect your AMPX to mixers, PAs and audio interfaces to these balanced XLR outputs. |
05 - MIDI OUT |
Connect your external MIDI devices here or use the optional POWER X adapter to power external FX pedals. |
06 - REMOTE |
Connect to a BluGuitar REMOTE, the MIDI1 adapter interface or a second expression pedal here for more advanced switching options. |
07 - LINE OUT |
Hook up to external power amps or (active) cabinets here. |
08 - FX LOOP |
Connect your FX pedals here. |
09 - CONTROLLER |
Connect an external expression pedal here. |
10 - INPUT |
Plug your guitar in here! |
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