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9 Stereo-Linking Two Amplifiers
To take full advantage of the Wildfire�s stereo capability, you can link it to another amplifier to create a true stereo setup. This section explains how to do that.
To Stereo-Link Two Amplifiers
1. Place the Wildfire and the auxiliary amplifier far enough apart to allow for a decent stereo spectrum. A few feet should be sufficient. Make sure both amplifiers are turned off and that your guitar is connected to the Wildfire. Using a 1/4� TS cable, connect the Wildfire�s STEREO LINK OUTPUT to the input of the auxiliary amplifier. Turn on the Wildfire amplifier first, and then turn on the auxiliary amplifier. Play your guitar and adjust the volumes of both amplifiers until they are approximately equal. You may also want to adjust the tone of the auxiliary amp so that it matches the Wildfire�s tone as much as possible. Now you�re playing in stereo! Experiment with the Wildfire�s stereo effects to hear what a great difference two amplifiers can make. The best listening spot is a position that is between the amplifiers and equidistant from each, with both amplifiers facing you.
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To see which effects are in stereo, refer to the descriptions in chapter 10.
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