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I've been looking at the side-chain reverb KurtLives added to his TC15 and as I understand it, you can effectively get it on both channels by jumping the two inputs and having the opposite input turned down to get a "two channel reverb." Did I read that correctly?

Now, what if I was planning on building an ABY box just like this http://www.ehx.com/products/switchblade-plus as a poor-man's channel switcher? Would I get reverb on all three settings (channel A, channel B and channels AB jumpered) or will it not work because of how the signal is mixed back in on only one side of the Schmitt mixer?

If reverb is hard wired into Channel A (this is the TB channel) you will bet reverb on Channel A and Channel A+B (both) but not Channel B by itself.


If you want quasi reverb on Channel B then do Channel A+B (both) and turn down Channel A so Channel B is the dominant one.
Note you need to keep some Channel A in the mix to get reverb, set Channel B higher though so it is the dominant tone.

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