Downunderwonder

It doesn't matter what anyone calls it when it's adding gain and causing soundguy's head to explode.

Inaction in the face of consensus.

All I see is a couple of mods railing against what everyone is telling them for no good reason.

Bad power???

Would be scanning through pages and pages of uninteresting new yap to find interesting yap. Absolutely. Now why can't we have the PA forum in Gear?

I'd have the 250w one myself just because I know no gig where those 250w wouldn't be enough. Neither is going to get you the sounds of the valve one. Prices seem high compared with UK where old Trace stuff is hard to give away. Must be something they are putting in the water that makes young folk unable to lift 14kg of amp these days.

Lights also flash when the input is interrupted so the pedal is 'thinking' it is unplugged.

Most dirt pedals invert the phase on the return. This puts your blend into cancellation at the crossover frequency and the remaining lows, as the LS2 has no phase switch.

In and out sounds like a dud patch cable. You'll tear your hair out trying to find which one, or you'll find it with the 1st wiggle. If you can't find it then it's a dud pedal on the blink. Good luck with that.

The OP made the one post and left. Never returned. The last person to do this was one SanFrancisco so I coined the situation of the members posting uselessly to an ingrate "SansFransicoed". We have again been SansFransicoed.

Your opinion carries no weight as it is non specific. Have you ever heard a BF 12 given some welly? I have. Made me question why anyone would buy a 410 these days.

Experienced people who have never had the well informed advice not to do 1 IEM. One plug is not so bad but really you shouldn't be doing that either if it's loud.

Don't. Your brain doesn't actually hear properly in stereo so you need twice as much volume in the in ear to make it sound the same as it would with both at half.

Several misleading posts made so far. A FRFR cabinet means it reproduces the signal it is sent faithfully within the expected passband. The preamp and amp may do same with the signal from the bass or add wonderful tone. Most solid state amps are very faithful at the amplification to speaker level stage. The aim is that the player's monitor sounds like what he expects to hear out in the room. The identical signal is sent to FOH with the expectation they will treat the room EQ before messing about with the bass feed to make it fit. So many people get it backasswards.

Rolls make one that isn't square but it is TINY, like you would mistake it for a box for spare fuses.

It's been awhile now but when I first came over it was a stupid battle to find the buttons to get what I wanted, forums, rather than the latest post of the latest blab on every damn thing.

Careful what you wish for. A back lit knob with the marking on top becomes a black blob in a circle of blinding light of you do it wrong. Looking at you Trace Elliot.

Afaik any and all could use the feature. Only used the BDDI and Deluxe myself.

And yet Sansamp Drive increases gain or the whole thing would never have kicked off. Geez Louise you can sure twist an argument.

There's still pro sound guys using analog desks?

More pedantry. We know what we want.

Backpedaling much. I thought the IEM stuff was touted for giving everyone a custom mix, given enough channels. That's what he wants. What's he is actually getting is the question.

Maybe, maybe not. It's all up the wazoo as to what he's doing.

That's not what you said you were doing. Start again.

Technically your engineer is correct. There could be latency differences between your two signals. It isn't at all clear how you accomplish your blend of engineer's Ch9 monitor mix and your Ch10. I wonder if there's a whizz bang desk that sends you a mix that only has your ch9 in it, just for you, because you're special, and the engineer resents having to T it up.