sinfirma23

Hello everyone, my question is related to the sense of having an FRFR speaker on stage. If you have an FRFR speaker, you do not need a microphone, right? because you can get the direct signal from the helix or from the direct speaker output to the PA. So, why not take the direct line from Helix to the mixer and have the monitoring by the in-ear ?. They are cheaper, you can move around the stage, less weight, etc ... In the in-ear you can have your signal and the signal of the component of the band you want. Today, professionals use in-ear systems for on-stage monitoring. If the stage is small or you play at home and do not need microphones, an FRFR speaker does make sense, but if you play on medium or open air stages, you can connect directly to the mixer and have the monitoring in the in-ear

I connect guitar to helix then helix to return. The global setting is set to instrument level. The amp is a VOX AC30C2 a good amp i think...the amp is in good conditions. And the input level of the return in the amp i think that is instrument because the pedals has instrument level output.

Hi, i'm trying to use the vox fawn ac30 preamp trought the return effects of my vox ac30c2. If y turn up de overdrive i can't ear overfrive sound. Only i can ear how the clean sojnd gets louder. I configured output in helux like instrument. In general, the preamps sound very trebble and aren't warm sound. Using the preamps with my my tube power amp and two greenbacks would be nice. So why it sounds so harsh and treble?. Thanks