Running amps in stereo

therose789

Does anyone do it? How much of a difference does it make? 

What are the advantages and disadvantages other than dooing cool stuff with delays? 

Fazer

its not just delays but stereo tremolo, chorus and phasers too

it makes the tremolo a very different effect, instead of on/off/on/off volume, it pans so the signal is always present but moving.
similar with the phasing, that instead of sweeping up and down, its now sweeping side to side and there is always the high and low parts of the signal in the room
and stereo chorus is wide an encompassing in a way that mono chorus cant touch

thecolourbox

And it just sounds bloody good

jimmyguitar

If you're thinking of doing this you might like this amp I have for sale
http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/18957/fs-one-off-stereo-fender-champ-with-watkins-dominator-cab#latest
I loved it for stereo effects and the spread of sound, helped by the V shaped cab!

therose789

No that is a cool looking amp! 

I have no monies at the moment so it wont be happening in the near future, just day dreaming at work! 

samzadgan

i use to do it and plan on doing it again.

i dont do it for delays or effect, mainly because i just sound immensely big. i usually run one slightly overdriven, and the other clean...then when i want dirty sound i hit the distortion or fuzz on the clean amp only only. Sounds amazing!