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Location: Waterloo, IL | With a minimum budget, how practical is it to use a stereo amp and a set of decent speakers to plug in my Balladeer? The amp is goo for 100 watts stereo. Is there an easy way to plug the guitar into the amp? Thanks.
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Location: Scotland | The best way to do it would be to buy a small stereo mixer, such as the Behringer 602A, or a Samson Mixpad or similar & go into the aux input on you stereo amp. Small notepad-type mixers crop up on ebay fairly often, though the Behringers are ridiculously cheap new.
Check this out
http://www.behringer.com/02_products/prodindex.cfm?id=MX602A&lang=e... |
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Location: Parkersburg, WV | I saw the above question and response concerning using an Ovation A/E through a small mixer and a stereo amp. It seemed like a clever idea so I purchased a Behringer MX602A as suggested by Paul. It works great. I've never used an audio mixer before but the unit and instructions are simple and straightforward. This unit has a great 3 band equalizer which is great for my non equalizer Custom Balladeer. Paid $67.00 total from American Musical Supply(Mail order). Thanks for the recommendation.
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Location: Scotland | Now you need to look for a used Alesis Nanoverb digital reverb or similar on Ebay, maybe around $60. Just a hint of reverb will really bring your plugged-in sound to life. |
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