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saving your hearing
Another probelm is i don't think the module has a limiter built in, so in case of a power surge or a careless sound engineer you can loose your heering... easily.
Also you will get a mono signal in one ear only - but that can be fixed with a little adaptor so at least you hear the signal in both ears in mono.
good luck.
Oren
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Michael Render,
"...Make sure the Mix-In is only assigned to the Headphones and not the main outs..."
~ I can do that
"...get a drumless send from the monitor mix so you can control the drum to instrument level for you..."
~ I'll give that a try
viva1924,
We don't have a Sound Engineer so no problem there...as far as a power surge...well...here's to livin' dangerously
Excellent points guys...many thanks,
StephenJStephenJ
2-Trapkats / TD12
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Originally posted by viva1924 View PostAnother probelm is i don't think the module has a limiter built in, so in case of a power surge or a careless sound engineer you can loose your heering... easily.
Also you will get a mono signal in one ear only - but that can be fixed with a little adaptor so at least you hear the signal in both ears in mono.
good luck.
Oren
hey, i had that mono signal problem too, but i just thought it was it was a problem/limitation of the mixer we were using. what kind of adapter fixes this?
otherwise, i have used an input from the mixer to the module mix-in, routed only through the headphones and it worked great, despite the mono. i liked having the monitors directly in my ears...i'd recommend it to anyone.
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Originally posted by eddie View Posthey, i had that mono signal problem too, but i just thought it was it was a problem/limitation of the mixer we were using. what kind of adapter fixes this?
(But not one of these; 1/4" Stereo Jack to 1/4" Mono Plug Headphone Adapter; $2.99 at Radio Shack)
Bruce
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