SteveStrummerUK

paulo

SteveStrummerUK


Here's the bumph: 

 
  

Shouldn't that be bumf ?

 
I think you can use whichever pheels right. 
  
  
  
 

Phair enouf.

mike_mccue

A good old humbucker wound real hot being driven by a fat set of strings and a fat pick can easily put out +4dBu (If you want to check you can measure it) power chord and no one has melted down an input yet. 

OK, in what universe are you measuring this? 

but does strummy NEED an oral exciter???

musicman100


but does strummy NEED an whoral exciter???

George, I need all the help I can get

I've got an Aural Exciter as well.  I use it as a rack spacer to plug up an empty slot till I get something I can use.  

Wail, I'm excited. Or at least as excited as I get nowadays.

drewfx1

mike_mccue

A good old humbucker wound real hot being driven by a fat set of strings and a fat pick can easily put out +4dBu (If you want to check you can measure it) power chord and no one has melted down an input yet. 

OK, in what universe are you measuring this? 

You got me... a brain fart universe.  :-S :-)


I was thinking of condenser mic outputs

I should have said pedal board outputs... even though I really was in the middle of a brain fart.

Or maybe active pickup outputs.

I do not think the realization of this mistake alters the conclusion though.

Sorry for the confusion Steve.

A thanks to Drew for requesting clarification. :-) Good catch.

all the best,
mike

SteveStrummerUK

musicman100


but does strummy NEED an whoral exciter???

George, I need all the help I can get

ewe put an extra letter in there old chap...I canna say weather the two may be mutual

at the severe risk of sounding sensible for a change...

if you are going guitar>exciter>amp, set to -10dbV

if you are going amp fx out>exciter>am fx return, set to +4dBu

given the input impedance, i would think that the better place for this would be in the fx loop

Mystic38


at the severe risk of sounding sensible for a change...

if you are going guitar>exciter>amp, set to -10dbV

if you are going amp fx out>exciter>am fx return, set to +4dBu

given the input impedance, i would think that the better place for this would be in the fx loop

 
Great stuff, thanks for the excellent advice Ian