I have an old Crate G40CXL with two eight inch Celestion G8L-35 speakers.
I use it for live gigs when I don't plug right into a PA. Works fine in
small rooms.

On the next gig, I'll be plugging to the house PA, but we want to keep my
synth horn sounds off the monitor mix -- they distract the vocalist. I'd
planned to use the Crate as a monitor and plug the PA into the line out on
the back of the AMP. So, I'm looking at the amp and I see it has left and
right line outs.

I'm not using the amp's chorus or reverb. As far as I know, the input jack
is mono. I wouldn't imagine there'd be any difference between the output
of the left or right line-outs. What do you think?

dtk

dt king wrote:

I'm not using the amp's chorus or reverb. As far as I know, the input jack
is mono. I wouldn't imagine there'd be any difference between the output
of the left or right line-outs. What do you think?

I would guess the same. Without the chorus or reverb going, both sides
would be fed the same mono signal.

-Rob

Wither one should work. However I've rarely heard an amp line out
sound very good, especially the less expensive ones. You'll be far
better served with a DI in line before the amp going for the PA.

"Yuri T." wrote in message
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Wither one should work. However I've rarely heard an amp line out
sound very good, especially the less expensive ones. You'll be far
better served with a DI in line before the amp going for the PA.

That sounds like it'd work better. I was a bit concerned, because I
couldn't really adjust my monitor volume, once it was all set up. I went
into the basement and put together a simple passive splitter. I'll
probably send the direct inline to the house PA and plug the amp into the
isolated side.

Thanks,

dtk