I've read already some things about splitting signals here but im still unsure about how to make mine. So what i have is one acoustic guitar with an undersaddle pickup and a mic (K&K). Both signals go into a K&K preamp where I split the signals (undersaddle / mic). The undersaddle goes through a some pedals and later on in a mixer (or amp). The mic goes direct in a mixer (or amp). I'd like to record them separately to a zoom H6. There are no real good possibilities on the mixer to send the signals separately. So I was thinking using A) a simple cable splitter B) a splitter from radical engineering or similar. As I would need 2 splitters (mic & undersaddle) this might become quite expansive for option B). So I'm really not sure (as i don't send the signal to 2 amps) how A) will affect the sound and all technical issues (grounding).
Similar problem with the mic (shure 58) from my singer....
Any clues?
Greetings
EDIT: You right the original question i a bit misleading due to the equipment. We can simplify it. So lets imagine there are two acoustic guitars in a live setting. Sometimes they go into a PA , sometimes into an AMP directly. So as you have mentioned the option with the PA. Its very valid but sometimes the Mixer is that shitty or there is no mixer and I have to go directly to the AMP. In the amp there is an output which i could use, but for the mix. The second option with the DI is also known to me, but it might be quite expansive. So I was thinking to use just some Y cables. But here I heared some issues: the signal strength and grounding...