Mark Latimour
05-20-2004, 05:15 PM
From: Harmony Central
Lamey's new A1 is designed to be used as either the primary source of amplification, where it can be used in a regular position or it can be kicked back and used as a personal monitor where it is being used in conjunction with larger PA set up.
There is also the ability to connect a large number of different inputs into the A1. So if the situation arises where you need to connect an acoustic guitar, a backing track and a second instrument such as a bass and/or maybe a vocal mic and still have control over individual channel volumes and EQ's, you can.
The combo is expected to be released in July.
For more information and specs please see:
http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2004/A1.html
Lamey's new A1 is designed to be used as either the primary source of amplification, where it can be used in a regular position or it can be kicked back and used as a personal monitor where it is being used in conjunction with larger PA set up.
There is also the ability to connect a large number of different inputs into the A1. So if the situation arises where you need to connect an acoustic guitar, a backing track and a second instrument such as a bass and/or maybe a vocal mic and still have control over individual channel volumes and EQ's, you can.
The combo is expected to be released in July.
For more information and specs please see:
http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2004/A1.html