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Use the channel volumes to adjust the relative levels between clean, crunch, high-gain, and lead... and then use the master volume to avoid pissing off the sound engineer (as it were) !!!
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Most of their cabs don't have tweeters, but they are tuned to low end... but maybe?
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works beautifully
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum
So now I'm dithering!
I was thinking of a Matrix GT series amp with my Helix, powering my Marshall 2x12. But the point of a Helix for me is having all the lovely amp sounds. For a covers band I think it's a no brainer. And that's me. Covers band & no brains
But an all in one also appeals, especially on the less weight front. Assuming I get back out playing in a band, I like being able to hear myself - no iem's etc and probably no stage monitors. Cos that's what I'm used to.
Will the Yamaha's be powerful enough to use on-stage with Animal on the drums (or a local approximation)so that everyone else can hear me? Obviously I'd feed it into a PA as well for t'punters.
I don't want to buy the wrong stuff, as it were
That's my experience with it as well. Same band line up and exactly the same way of using it (i.e. backline only) and it had plenty of power to spare. The DXR10 is doubling up as amplification for the helix and my keyboard and I've never had a problem being heard.
that on a small gig bag + the ax8 makes everything very easy to carry around! My whole setup is less than 20kg
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Obviously @fretmeister @Sporky you both how it is done but the general consensus on using a Sonus system and taking the digital out and into your DAC is to set the Sonus volume control at 100% and control the volume using the analogue volume control on your amp. I tried this myself and concurr with the consensus.
Your experiences may be different to mine but I am telling it as I found it. Or to put it another way, why corrupt the output of a Helix or similar and send same output into a FRFR active speaker (which amplifies 'accurately' what is input).
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum
(it's OK, I know it wasn't and thus is meaningless anecdata)