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Connection?
I'm not nearly as newbie in electronics as I will seem in this post, but I will ask in this fashion because I'm real sissy when it comes to my musical equipment.
The connection between my amp and the internal loudspeaker is a simple jack, so in theory it wouldn't be a problem to hook the amp directly into my PA. I'm just wondering, what values do I need to check in the manuals to be sure that nothing horribly electric will happen when turning the power on? For example, I have a http://www.george-dennis.cz/pages/theblue.htm (The Blue 100W combo) and http://www.altoproaudio.com/index.p...121628133702537 (PBM 8.250MkII) So yea, just pretend I'm a complete ignoramus and take it from there! |
As long as you obey Ohms law, you should be okay. However, I haven't dealt with equipment in years so don't obey my law about laws.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DONT DO IT.
They use line level inputs. If you plug your amp's speaker out into the mixer, you'll destroy both. If your amp has a line out, use that, and remmeber to have your amp plugged into a speaker as well. Just... look at the user manual. |
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