Best way to incorporate a Belton Brick into a tube amp?

[frequencycentral]

I don't want to go:

input > Belton > preamp > power amp

...because I still want to be able to drive the 'tubey' input. So I'm thinking of tapping off the cathode of a later preamp stage into the Belton, then mixing the reverb'd signal with the dry signal at the input of the power amp stage. I know the reverb'd signal will be out of phase with respect to the dry, so I'll sort this out with the reverb circuit's output opamp. Sound like a plan?

[frequencycentral]

Found some info over at AX84:

http://www.ax84.com/bbs/dm.php?thread=391600
http://alumni.soe.ucsc.edu/~danman/belton/BeltonCarrier.html
http://alumni.soe.ucsc.edu/~danman/belton/CarrierReferenceSchematic.pdf

....but I didn't want to use an extra tube. I guess I'll adapt it a little for opamps.

[CynicalMan]

The Peavey Classic 30 (using a reverb pan) and Bugera V22 (a Coolaudio V1000) just take and return the reverb signal at the input of one of the preamp tubes. I think that setup should work fine unless you want reverb-only sounds.

[frequencycentral]

Thanks for that Alex, perfect.