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TDPRI Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Hartford
Posts: 42
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Newbie "easy" question
Is there a danger in running a "line out" from one amp to the input jack of another amp?
How about the output from an effects loop on an amp to another amp's input jack? Thanks in advance! |
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Virginia Beach, Va.
Posts: 1,044
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You can use the regular input but I'd go to the pre-amp
input on the back of the 2nd amp. Peavey recommends this for 2 amp setups....... Pre-amp out of amp 1 to the power amp input of amp 2. Both jacks should be on the back of the amps. When you do it this way, the only control which works on the 2nd amp will be the master volume. All EQ will be from the 1st amp....JH in Va.
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