Fryette Power Station V1 Question

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Using the "Line Out" on the back, do you use a regular guitar/patch cable to go to a recording interface or a speaker cable? I KNOW this is a dumb question and I ASSUME it is a shielded watch cable but I have not used it for going direct yet.

Thanks.
 
2. LINE OUT – This is a frequency compensated output that takes the signal from the load amplifier’s
speaker output plugged into the Power Station Amp In jack and makes it available to drive any
external device, such as a mixer, recording input, computer recording interface, power amplifier or
signal processor. Use this feature to send your onstage sound to an external processor and then to
FOH, an onstage powered monitor or a “wet” only amp/effect/speaker system.

I am going to guess you can use a speaker cable.
 
mudf00t":1aobmbwt said:
2. LINE OUT – This is a frequency compensated output that takes the signal from the load amplifier’s
speaker output plugged into the Power Station Amp In jack and makes it available to drive any
external device, such as a mixer, recording input, computer recording interface, power amplifier or
signal processor. Use this feature to send your onstage sound to an external processor and then to
FOH, an onstage powered monitor or a “wet” only amp/effect/speaker system.

I am going to guess you can use a speaker cable.
Yeah I have the manual but for some reason it still seems a bit vague. I guess nothing will get "hurt" if I try both since the danger would come from not having a speaker/load hooked up, which I will.
 
Pretty sure you should use a regular guitar/patch cable out of the line out
 
Stradazone":14ay13m0 said:
Pretty sure you should use a regular guitar/patch cable out of the line out
Word! Thanks! Also, you are a bad ass guitar player, man!

maggotspawn":14ay13m0 said:
Stradazone":14ay13m0 said:
Pretty sure you should use a regular guitar/patch cable out of the line out
This.
Cheers!
 
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