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Splitting mono bass signal
- Thread starter Digity
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Run the clean of one into the front end of the other.
Alternatively you could split the signal up front with any number of signal splitting devices. ART makes some decent, transformer isolated splitters for very little cash that do what you're looking for, but since your RBI and RPM have it built in, I'd just go that route.
Run the clean of one into the front end of the other.
Alternatively you could split the signal up front with any number of signal splitting devices. ART makes some decent, transformer isolated splitters for very little cash that do what you're looking for, but since your RBI and RPM have it built in, I'd just go that route.
I usually record with a split mono signal from my Sansamp Bass Driver. I send one output to my GK rig which is miced and then the other output goes straight to the board. The engineer and I love the results.
Interestingly, I usually record with a Rickenbacker 4003 but have found splitting the mono signal works a lot better for me than using the Rick-O-Sound
For playing live splitting into two rigs, I have used a Lehle splitter with pretty good results.
Interestingly, I usually record with a Rickenbacker 4003 but have found splitting the mono signal works a lot better for me than using the Rick-O-Sound
For playing live splitting into two rigs, I have used a Lehle splitter with pretty good results.
It just occurred to me to do something similar.
I just pickup up a Megoliath this weekend (right here on TB) and I can run the cabinet like two 4x10 cabs in a single box.
I have a QSC RMX 1450 power amp that I would like to drive it with -- Channel 1 to the top and Channel 2 to the bottom. As you can imagine, I would like to keep the bottom round and big and send only effects to the top four speakers. Additionally, I have an Ampeg SVP-RPO pre-amp that I would use for the big round tone on the bottom.
My question is: Since my Tech21 VT Bass Deluxe has two outs, should I send (the parallel output) to the Ampeg pre-amp and the colored output can run into the power amp directly?
I just pickup up a Megoliath this weekend (right here on TB) and I can run the cabinet like two 4x10 cabs in a single box.
I have a QSC RMX 1450 power amp that I would like to drive it with -- Channel 1 to the top and Channel 2 to the bottom. As you can imagine, I would like to keep the bottom round and big and send only effects to the top four speakers. Additionally, I have an Ampeg SVP-RPO pre-amp that I would use for the big round tone on the bottom.
My question is: Since my Tech21 VT Bass Deluxe has two outs, should I send (the parallel output) to the Ampeg pre-amp and the colored output can run into the power amp directly?
