Do I have to plug the machine into en amp? My hammon organ feeds directly into the leslie.
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A good option, if available, (and as mentioned earlier), is to use two PA channels, especially if your drum tracks have been programmed in stereo and your PA allows panning. When recording, use two separate tracks (L & R) fully panned to achieve a nice stereo separation.
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YES - it has 2 outputs for stereo sound - so you can go OUT from drum machine to two seperate amps or 2 seperate channels in a PA
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Unless your organ or leslie speaker has an auxillary line into plug into, you will have to plug into an separate amplification system to hear the drum machine.
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You can connect it directly, but a pre-amp could help. The sound is pretty clean as is.
1402955
No. You can run your guitar through this and use the volume knob on your guitar for that though. :) It's not Eno in a box, but if you want that you should be looking at tc and eventide stuff. This can get cavernous, but it doesn't modulate the signal.
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Hi there - Well, yes you do need to connect your guitar to the amp to get it to work. But it should turn on when it is plugged in.
578662
Yes you do. The amplifier needs to be plugged inline before the splitter if you use one. The amplifier has a power cord that runs from it to a wall outlet.
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I pulled from the accessory plug, blue wire. If you are using high-level inputs, the amp should turn on automatically if setup correctly.
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Yep. I just plug my guitar into the top slot and then pass the other top-slot output to the amp. The only downside of this is that distortion from the amp is applied after the looping, which can cause some strange effects. On a clean-sound it works just fine, otherwise you'll want a distortion pedal before the loop-pedal.
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From the behringer you need to use one of you outputs and frim the bass u need to connect to the input
181090
Yes, this system must be plugged into your amplifier or kareoke machine. I bought these about 2 years ago and they are still working great. Everything came with it to connect. Sound awesome.
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I am not sure about directly plugging into the amp, as most phono's need a preamp.But I would try it anyway. You won't hurt anything.
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No it should only be plugged into a speaker not another amp. It is an amazing piece of equipment though. The volume it can produce will amaze you. Just place it last in the signal chain and have it run straight to your speaker.
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yes friend needs to be plugged to the mains of electric and to the console or amplifier, works great.
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You can run it through the effects loop of an amp. Not sure about the actual input of the amp itself though. I use a regular instrument cable to run from the left output of the pod to the effects loop IN on my mesa boogie dual rectifier. I don't even use the amp IN anymore because I love the tones I get just from the pod itself. The only reason im running through my rectifier is to achieve the high dB volume I need via rectifier output to a 4x12 cabinet.
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No amp is needed, but I have mine hooked up to an amp just to give them that little extra kick.
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no, I have mine plugged into a 15amp line, never a problem. Had mine 6 years , solid runs cool, loads of power. Its a great amp.
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It has it's own quality power Amp built in so no need to use a power amp - you just feed it PreAmp input - most amps have a Mono output which would be ideal
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There is a junction under the seat . Unplug the junction and insert the supplied splice and reconnect the junction . The splice has a spot for power to the amp. This for A HD