Signal Splitting to a 6505+ and a Dual Rec

[OrderedAudio]

Anyone ever thought to try guitar signal to a signal splitter into a Dual Rec and into a 6505+ both running into different cabinets and then mixing both cabinets with 2 57s (4 in all) and then to your DAW and blending the tone?
Anyone try that or know there would be a problem I'm overlooking?

EDIT: would there be a phase problem?

 

[ArthurD]

I'd treid.
You can get brutal sounds doing this.
Unfortunetly i don't have any sample here.

Give it a try!

 

[Joshua Wickman]

Couple things you have to watch out for. First is ground loop/buzz. Most a/b/y boxes have a ground switch just for this. Next is Phase between the two. I have done this method in the past with success. I think radial makes a box we used for splitting the signal and it worked great.

 

[kylendm]

Used my Baron K88 with a 5150 running stereo into a Mesa traditional using the Radial Twincity ABY. That box was perfect, has the ground switch and phase switch. I loved the tones I was getting but started to hate the 5150.

As you can hear here the Baron is just so much clearer.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3602793/5150 vs K88 with Mesa Traditional.mp3

First K88 then 5150 then both. They are both separate tracks with the same mic position and dialed in the best I could. Not exactly what you said but I blended them. Not the best clip either just showing the differences of both amp.

 

[rispsira]

tried that in the room but wasnt recording so no mics.. sorry thats not much help, but theres no reason you wont get great results