Quote from: Enzo on March 28, 2010, 03:49:31 AM
What do you mean the fender doesn;t have outputs?  Both the Fender Princeton CHorus DSP and the older Princeton Stereo CHorus have a stereo FX loop.  The FX sends are line outs.  The jack is a single TRS for both L and R, so you'd have to use a breakout cord,  but there are your left and right sends.  The return is also TRS, so you have access to stereo comong and going.

Cool! I thought that might be the case.  I just wasn't 100% confident that would work.  Now I know.
I also figured I could add jacks if needed.
Thanks for your help, its appreciated.

Okay,
I've been lurking for quite a while, long time user of solid state amps.  I've built a 386 practice amp along with dozens of pedals.
Here's my dilemma:
I'm looking for a SS amp that has stereo inputs and outputs.  I like using stereo delay/reverb/panning etc and I'm looking for an amp that would be compatible.  Rather than use two amps, I'd like to simplify and use one.
I'm considering a Fender Princeton Chorus since it has the stereo effects loop.  However, it doesn't have outputs.  The reason I'd like the outputs is for recording.  I could mic each speaker, for example, but I'm concerned about bleed-through.
Maybe I need to look into rack gear?
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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