Tech Question

[Rick Nicklas]

I would like to patch my Nashville 112 thru my Session 500 so I can use the 112's EQ while using both amps in tandem. I know I should run a chord from the 112's Preamp Out.... but where should I insert it on the Session 500? And, is it safe to do this? I really appreciate any advice on how to try this.

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Rick
Kline U-12, Session 500, Goodrich L-10k

[Lynn Stafford]

Rick,

If you just want to "slave" the Session's power amp, run a patch cord from the NV 112 Pre Amp-out to the Session Power Amp-in. That is what it's made to do.

Lynn

[Ken Fox]

Prepare to hear ground loop hum! When two amps are chained you will get hum, worse in some places than others. The unsafe thing to do is to put a ground lift plug on the AC power cord. The safe thing to do is to use a Hum-X by Ebtech on one of the amp's power cord!



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