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0:57 5:42 How to Use an Amp's FX Loop - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Section between the preamp. And power amp most effects loops allow you to plug in your effects. InMoreSection between the preamp. And power amp most effects loops allow you to plug in your effects. In play there's normally an effect send and return jack. Send goes into the input of the effect.

0:57 5:42 How to Use an Amp's FX Loop - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Section between the preamp. And power amp most effects loops allow you to plug in your effects. InMoreSection between the preamp. And power amp most effects loops allow you to plug in your effects. In play there's normally an effect send and return jack. Send goes into the input of the effect.

In the FX loop, you would put the pedals that you want to modify the sound after the gain stages. Typically, these would include “space” effects, such as reverb and delay, and modulation effects, such as phasers and flangers.

An FX Loop is essential an insert point in your amplifier circuit that allows you to insert a piece of gear after the preamp circuit, but before the power amp circuit.

An FX loop allows you to place signal processors in-between the preamp's output and the power amp's input. If your preamp gain is set high for distortion the signal going into the loop will be distorted, too, which makes the effects react stronger in turn.

An FX Loop is essential an insert point in your amplifier circuit that allows you to insert a piece of gear after the preamp circuit, but before the power amp circuit.

The first cable goes from your guitar's output into the pedals you want to use in front of the amp, such as your tuner and distortion. Then, the second cable goes from the output of the last pedal not in the loop to the amp's input. This is just like a basic pedal board set up, so nothing to stress too much about.