XLR Losses?

[SurferJoe46]

On my B-450 combo I have an XLR Monitor OUT - so does it attenuate any of the signal TO the Amp-Out either internally or on the OUT jacks to the side cabs and cause any signal deterioration that can be heard? Does it take anything off the top of the signal?

I know I can send XLR OUT either BEFORE or AFTER the pre-amp EQ settings as an option.

What I guess I am asking is does it cost anything in power, output or sound quality at the speaker(s) to use the XLR outputs?

My tuner-OUT is supposed to be a dedicated and loss-less insert, but is the XLR the same way?

[JimmyM]

yes. the xlr affects nothing else and shouldn't be attenuated at all in pre-eq mode.

[SurferJoe46]

TY again, James. As usual you are very helpful.

So I can be sure that tomorrow when I play "Whiskey Train" ala Procol Harem, I won't hear any differences.

[bongomania]

As long as you are playing the record, you won't hear any differences.

[SurferJoe46]

Originally Posted by bongomania

As long as you are playing the record, you won't hear any differences.

Nope.

I'm jumping into the deep end of the pool.

Record? RECORD? We ain't got no ste-e-en-king records!

[Son of Bovril]

hahaha someones showing their age!

and just to confirm, the XLR out will not affect the sound coming from your speaker :-)

enjoy!