hi
i recently bought a second hand amp
fal kestral 100 watt twin speaker
on the back it has a slave input
wtf is this for?
thanx for ur help on this

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first off what the fuck is a slave input i have never heard of one

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First of all, a little comment on what guitar_demon said.
That was his question, dumbass!!

On to the question.
My personall guess would be that it's for getting "uneffected" output, like running your stereo through the amp to get more output (100w instead of what, 10w?), and you don't want your stereo (or something else, like vocals) to be affected by the distortion in the amp or its' effect circuit, so you plug it in the "slave input". This would be good for ppl like me, who play along to songs on cds and stuff.

But that's just my idea, and I don't really think I'm right...

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oh i thought he ment why is it there o well we all have to be dumbasses once in a while

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hmm possible
i mthink i missworded it
what i meant was it just has an input which says slave

i tried putting a lead into the input of another amp and then into the slave as like an extra speaker but that didnt workill try my stereo sometime

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Gurr_A: close, but not quite

Slaving an amp is when you take (for example) a Marshall head, and plug what I believe is the preamp out into the poweramp of (for example) a Dual Recto. You effectively run one through the other. The "slave" outputs that Dai is talking about may be balanced differently (ie signal strength), and there may be extra circuitry involved that would affect the sound of a slave system vs. simply running one to the other (like an fx loop).

Dai- don't worry about the slave input. It doesn't sound like you're looking at slaving amps right now, but if you do, you should run a little more research.

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im not i just wantto know what the fuck its for cause it sounds stupid if u dont what your amp does

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Hmm... I was kind of almost right. Cool.

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hey i need some help to, i wanna tune my guitar to C# F# B E G# c#
but i dont have a C or F on my tuner, pls help
i know how to tune to drop d and down 1/2 step, is C# and F# the same as a different note that would be on my tuner?

wrong topic, but anyways, some tuners call the notes different like, when you're tuning half a step down, the note in between is the same.

what's your tuner telling you? or better yet, what kinda tuner have you got?

resin, you've been going to every damn thread and posting that question, you shoulda just made a thread about it in the guitar section instead of spamming other threads.

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Agreed, but lets just help the fuck here and hope that makes him go away

if you can't tune a guitar WITH a tuner then you shouldn't even be playin. jesus fucking christ

agreed

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yeah, whatever, its not like the cunt is coming back. this thread is fucked.

if he's still not able to tune his guitar, he'll have to open up a new thread.