Hi I have just aquired a Holden 200 watt slave amp. Thing is it dosen't seem to work. I have used a powered mixer board as a preamp into the slave. Is this OK?
All the valves light up and when swiched to s/by on the speakers hum as normal but no sound from the guitar.
Am I doing it right or is there just a problem with the amp? Many thanks
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Re: holden slave amp
assuming there is no typo's in your post
I'm not convinced running a powered mixer into the slave amp is the go for long-term life of said gear
Timi or Harley can answer that question with authority.
In my experience no amp sends volume when it is on stand/by
I'm not convinced running a powered mixer into the slave amp is the go for long-term life of said gear
Timi or Harley can answer that question with authority.
In my experience no amp sends volume when it is on stand/by
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Re: holden slave amp
Tubes lighting up and hum in the speakers is a good sign.
Can you go through the whole signal path? What output on powered mixer are you using. Do not use the speakers
Can you go through the whole signal path? What output on powered mixer are you using. Do not use the speakers
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Re: holden slave amp
Does your mixer have any switch/setting for Line/Mic levels?
Often 1/4inch inputs on mixers are expecting 'Line' levels - eg quite 'hot' outputs from keyboards. Guitars and basses have much quieter outputs
Do you have cables/adaptors so that you could plug a CD or mp3 player into the mixer?
Often 1/4inch inputs on mixers are expecting 'Line' levels - eg quite 'hot' outputs from keyboards. Guitars and basses have much quieter outputs
Do you have cables/adaptors so that you could plug a CD or mp3 player into the mixer?