To be sure read your manual.Īs an option you can use an attenuator between the interface output and amp so you can run a strong signal into am amp without overdriving it. I can use this knob to adjust the loop return levels to work at line or instrument levels. My Marshall for example has a serial/parallel switch on the front and a mix pot so I can run either plus I can adjust from full dry to full wet. You want to be sure the effects loop is running series if it has a switchable option.
Third, some effects loops run in parallel or have series/parallel options. Again, the signal may be too loud and a -10dB pad may be needed to bring line level down to instrument level. Second, a sound card outputs a line level signal and effects loops tend to be instrument level. If it comes after the master volume he will be connected to a power amp running full power which may or may not be too loud. One is this connection may or may not come after the master volume. He can indeed plug into the effects return jack and drive only the power amp. The Effects return (or send) Has a switched jack which disconnects the preamp from the power amp. The effects loop splits the preamp from the power amp in nearly all amps. I think you might be better served by a powered speaker since you're using cab emulation anyway. Neither Mesa you're considering has such jacks.
What you have in mind is an amp with preamp out/power amp in jacks.
I don't know enough to know whether what you have in mind will work but the effects loop doesn't normally bypass the preamp.
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