MOTM

tjhanx for the suggestion, i'll give it a try tonight, i know theres a mix
control on the back of the amps for the loop, i'm just hoping it's a post
fader vs. a pre-fader. my other concern would be the way the amps are daisy
chained (slave out to power amp in) hopefully this will be a global control
and limit the levels on all amps, not just the one i'm plugged into. thanks
to everyone for all the help/suggestions. -nate
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>Um, I might have sent this to Nathan already, but my former ISP
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>dumped me, so if I did and he replied, I didn't get a message.
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>Wouldn't it be easiest just to plug into the FX loop returns of the
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>Mesa 400+ amps?  Those are already set for line levels, and (I'm not
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>sure about the 400+) most of the Mesa amps I've seen even have an
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>input attenuator at the FX return in case the MOTM output is still
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>too hot.
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>    -Doug
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>--- In motm@y..., Nathan Alan Hunsicker <nate@e...> wrote:
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>> is there any quick way to get motm levels down to instrument
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>levels? i'm
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>> playing with a guy next week who wants me to run through 4 mesa 400+
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>> bass amps,  i want to make sure i'm not going to blow the preamps
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>out on
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>> his amps and i don't feel like lugging my PA over either. I don't
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>have
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>> the mixer yet and my smallest mixing board is 36 channels (it
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>doesn't
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>> travel all that well) would tying a resistor between hot and ground
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>on
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>> the final output do any damage to my modules? let me know if anyone
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>has
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>> any ideas. -nate
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