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what would this do?

steveksux said:
If the efx loop return is before the xlr output, and the phase isn't reversed, you could get feedback if the gain is high enough (> unity). What are you trying to do by doing that?

Randy


the FX loop is after. i think. the XLR is pre-eq.. the FX is post eq...



not really trying anything... just curious.
 
Mike Money said:
the FX loop is after. i think. the XLR is pre-eq.. the FX is post eq...



not really trying anything... just curious.
Oh, the xlr is like a DI out? Ok... my pre has choice of xlr or 1/4" output to go to power amp, and xlr DI output can be switched pre or post eq.... so you should verify if you're not sure.

As long as the XLR out is before the efx loop, it will work fine, wont' hurt anything. Gives you the option of driving efx without the EQ boosted. Might be better for blending in efx without loosing the tight bottom (assuming you're running lots of low freq boost).

Randy
 
Well, just keep in mind the possibility of causing a rift in the time-space continuem.

It's something you need to consider.

I worry about it all the time.

You never know what could cause one.

Thats why I just stay in my bubble....