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With the SubPro, can one string be routed to two outputs?
Not directly — each string on the SubPro can only be routed to one output at a time.But you can split or duplicate the signal externally. Here are some ways:- Use pedals with buffered bypass or always-on outputs (for example, tuner pedals that maintain signal even when off) to split the signal.- Use pedals that have a dry/wet mix control so you can keep some “dry” string(s) along with the affected signal.- Use a small mixer or line selector pedal (e.g. Boss LS-2) to combine or blend signals.- For more advanced routing, pedals like OBNE’s Signal Blender Stereo work well: you can split one input into multiple outputs, or combine multiple signals into one, depending on the model.This gives you flexibility: you could send the SubPro-processed signal through one path (e.g. for sub octave effects) and keep a clean or blended path to your amp or another effect chain.