I really appreciate your comment mate and I’m glad I was helpful to you. You can disconnect the speakers plugging an headphone and if you record through the stereo line out then the volume knob will not affect the speakers and you can crank the volume as you want

Thanks mate I appreciate your words, please subscribe and dig deep those tones

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This is a great amp, one of the most versatile in the world, despite the name. Please subscribe

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I'm glad you find it useful!

Lifting the amp is a key factor for the 22

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Yea mate I know, I’ve improved my recording gear since then, please subscribe

@@TheSpaceGuitar Subscribed today! Your presentations are full of super Useful tips too! Thanks.

Thanks David

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Too kind David

It's the 4 cable method, only stereo. Almost every demo I make it's already stereo in and loop. But maybe you are asking how to plug a pedalboard that way?

@@TheSpaceGuitar yes, that is what I’m asking as it turns out

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Because I'm a chorus nerd mate! 🤣🤣

Some do and some don’t. The Boss Blues Driver is perfect through a Jazz chorus, for example. You can find some specific videos in my channel.

I create my own backing tracks with a Boss RC looper connected in the efx loop.

Hi Robert Boss just released amp stands that are better than this Roland’s . Check them on their website. Anyway you may find this Roland amp stands also on Amazon. Any amp stand is good for this purpose. Check Quiklok. And please subscribe

@@TheSpaceGuitar thank you very much, i´ll looking those as you mention, i´m already subscribed very nice videos, very nice work

I’m using the jc22 in stereo, thanks to its stereo input. For sure I was using my TC Ditto Stereo, with a stereo delay plugged in front of it. Please subscribe mate

There is always something new to discover with these amps

I go always full throttle. Sometimes 3/4. Depends on the modulation

Thanks! I must experiment later after work!

I had an helix and a gt1000 and the JC worked great tone wise with those pedalboards. I sold both pedalboards eventually because in the end I'm at ease with pedals. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already mate.

Yes mate, you need a stereo pedal and 2/3 cables to benefit of the stereo capabilities of your amp. If you look carefully the input is divided in Left and Right and in the back there is a stereo ex loop, mono in/stereo out. You can buy a pedal like the TC Plethora X3 to have a range of hi-quality ambient effects that are perfect in the loop but also great in the front. Thanks

Parallel efx is for vintage, noisy efx pedals. For everything else use serial mate. And please subscribe

Hi David, depending on your budget I can suggest TC Plethora X5, boss DD200, second hand boss rv6 and dd7 or DD8. I'd go for rv6 and Dd7/DD8

Dead silent amp mate, don’t worry about it. It’s the best in the actual JC range for that. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t already!

Thanks for the kind words, you subscribed, haven't you? You made me a very good question and the answer can't be short. But trying to be accurate I would say, no. Plug always in the front of the amp. About the Preamp if it's just some kind of eq/boost you can either choose to run it after the drive or last in the front chain if you don't play stereo. If it's more complicated stuff like a tube Preamp you can try in the loop, even in parallel. Today I received a great pedal that maybe it's the best solution for having tube-like tones at a fair price. Please bear in mind that right now I refuse to get Paid for demos because I prefer to be free and cooperate with builders. This pedal is an Italian handmade boutique amp in a box, very natural and transparent but very violent if you want. It's the Costalab Natural Drive. I will demo it shortly but definitely check it out. Please tell me if I answered you

​@@TheSpaceGuitar Yessir, I am subscribed! I think you've helped me find an answer. I'm definitely going for something like a tube preamp. I love my Vox's tube sound, but it doesn't have quite enough clarity for my more ambient effects, which is why I'm interested in the Roland JC. I'm trying to get the best of both worlds by using a preamp to keep a bit of that tube amp texture! I've heard that you shouldn't run two preamps in a signal chain, so that's why I was wondering if I should bypass the Roland's preamp by using the FX loop return. I'll want to run a stereo rig for recording, which is a big reason why I'm interested in the Jazz Chorus. As for which preamp I'm trying to get, I've been looking at the Vox Mystic Edge so far. Thanks for recommending the Costalab Natural Drive. I'll definitely have to check that one out as I weigh my options!

@@cameronmoore7675 A very good preamp (sort of...) is the Wampler Pantheon. Transparent and with the ability to stay clean with just some grit, or a lot of gain on tap that you can clean up with guitar volume. I love Victory's Pre...but they cost as a JC...

@@TheSpaceGuitar Thanks! You're giving me a lot of great options to check out here!

Everything's fine mate? I'm not hearing from you since quite some time now...

Do you gig or mostly play at home? Hb or single coils? Do you play at night? The 40 is the all rounder, the 22 is much more enjoyable at home. The 40 handles better hot guitars and heavy tones, the 22 is the better choice 80% of the times. I'm working on a specific video about your question, please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already mate.

Hi the amp i very progressive. The 22 at 8/9 is useless. If you plan to play that loud buy the JC40. Please subscribe if you haven't already

TheSpaceGuitar oh sorry i need to rephrase, i’m going to play at volume 2 or 3, can I dial it really low though? Since i keep the same volume on my vox pathfinder 15r and that’s already loud enough for my apartment

@@wendoganda9887 don't worry about the volume on the 22. It can whisper

TheSpaceGuitar ended up getting the jc22 and it surely can whisper!

@@wendoganda9887 Hey wendo, do you prefer the JC-22 or the Vox Pathfinder 15r?

Hi Eddie, in this video it's just amp reverb but there is delay just to deepen things. I use reverb from pedal and amp just when I use a looper in the efx loop and I want to give some air to the drums. But it's not the case of this video. I changed all my loopers by the way and now both RC5 and 500 have their own reverb. Thanks for the comment, if you haven't already please subscribe mate

Hi Sherman, the chain is correct, but as it is you can also plug everything in the front using the stereo output of the delay. Anyway, yes, the big muff, goes in front, possibly first in chain, even before compression. If I were in you I add a stereo reverb, and try it in the stereo front, even with the delay in the loop. If you add a looper put it last and always remember that the Jc modulation is always at the end of the chain so if you want a chorus before delay you have to buy a pedal. Please subscribe to my channel if you haven’t already!

Thanks for responding. Do you suggest moving the stereo Delay to the front of the Amp? Any particular Stereo reverb pedal you’d recommend?

@@Eliellasdad in your case yes, try Boss DD3t or DD series in general. Check my video about Boss DD series.

Oh nice. What cabinet do you use with the 200? Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already mate

@@TheSpaceGuitar I'm glad you commented on this, because I posted it as a joke, moved on, and then thought "maybe they actually made a 200 watt version of the JC". sure enough, I looked it up and wanted to erase the bad joke but couldn't remember which video I put it on. But, seriously, a 200 watt version of the JC would just be too loud for any human to actually use... it could blow the moon out of space. Thanks for the content, you've convinced me I need a 22

@@kcapkcans well the strangest thing of the 200 was the twin 2x12 cabinet that came with the amp. I think it can be a lush earthquake!

@@TheSpaceGuitar "Lush Earthquake" is my Wrestling/Pornstar name

Agree. Sold mine. Great tone but too much of everything, especially volume.

You are right but I make videos in my free time and don't have much time to prepare. Also English is not my mother tongue and even if I'm fluent I always have fear to forget something. Please subscribe anyway my friend

Ok mate

I prefer the 22 feeling wise. Loud enough to play at home without disturbing the people around you. Define flat and please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already