Guitar Pedalboard Mono-to-Stereo Conversion: How-to, and Mono-Stereo Sound Comparison of 5 Pedals
0:00 Introduction
5:47 Needed changes
11:47 Stereo buffer and loop switch
14:20 The hook/loop controversy
15:15 Patch cables for stereo
16:23 Wiring for stereo
33:58 Mono vs. stereo comparisons
34:28 Eventide Micropitch (detune)
35:13 Strymon Ola (chorus)
36:03 Strymon Lex (Leslie cabinet)
37:15 UA Starlight Echostation
38:03 UA Golden Reverberator
39:05 Conclusions
Paul converts his pedalboard from mono to stereo. He replaces his mono Empress Buffer+ with an Empress Stereo Buffer+, replaces his mono board-bypass switch with a stereo switch made by Saturnworks, and rewires the the connections among stereo pedals (from mono to stereo wiring). He then compares the sounds of the mono-mode and the stereo-mode for each of five stereo-capable guitar pedals: the Eventide Micropitch Delay, the Strymon Ola, the Strymon Lex, the UA Starlight Echostation, and the UA Golden Reverberator.
Ever wonder what happens when a mono guitar signal is turned into a stereo signal? Listen and find out. It's pretty amazing.
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