RE: [Harp-L] Personal Monitors

["Smith, Richard" <rismith@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good question - sometimes I'd prefer to stand behind my 
amp, too.  Here's a thought.  I don't know for sure if this
would work or not, because I haven't thought to try it
before, but I will when I get home tonight.

My Fender Deluxe Reverb has 2 inputs per channel.  I have 
hooked 2 amps together by plugging my instrument into the 
#1 input of one channel, then running a jumper out of the 
#2 imput of the same channel and into the input of the 
second amp.  There must be some kind of connection between
the 2 inputs of the same channel, because the second amp 
sounds as if I were plugged directly into it, with no loss
of sound quality that I could detect.  So apparently some
kind of signal is coming OUT of the #2 input.  The question 
then would be this:  What if you plugged mono headphones 
into that #2 input?  Or a personal earbud monitor?  I feel 
pretty certain that you could run a second (smaller) amp the
way I did, and turn it to face you.  Hmmmm?

Richard J. Smith
Wormleysburg, PA



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Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 4:08 PM
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Subject: [Harp-L] Personal Monitors


Hey Folks,

 

Does anybody know of a kind of personal instrument monitor that I could buy?
By personal monitor I mean one that would monitor my amp and got to an
ear-plug/ear-phone type thing so that others wouldn't hear it.  I think this
would be great as it would allow me to put my amp out front and still be
able to hear what I'm doing.  If anybody knows where I could get a look at
something like this let mw know.  Thanks.

 

Sam Blancato, Pittsburgh 

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