Bash_Man
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what's available out there for signal mixers for plugging two wireless receivers into a single amp input?
Thanks
Thanks
CrystalSky
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Curious what could be the use of such combination ?
Bash_Man
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Just makes swapping guitars during a set faster. that's all. I am curious as to options out there.
CrystalSky
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Wow, you play gigs?
If it was me, I would equip all the guitars with fast swap straplocks and just swap the strap with wireless system atteched to it to the next guitar to avoid buying adittional gear.
Wouldn’t just any mixer with appropriate signal level work for your application?
Bash_Man
Well-known member
Yes sir. Hoping to get more gigs going soon.
There's signal mixers that work really well for guitar signal. Musicians use them when using multiple guitars with wireless systems.
8len8
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CrystalSky
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Thanks for educating me ??
Bash_Man
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here's one that a lot of the professional musicians that Tour use in their rigs:
https://www.rjmmusic.com/mini-line-mixer/
https://www.rjmmusic.com/mini-line-mixer/
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beej
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The RJM is great and low noise. I used one in my loop for years.
That said, for going into the amp you're probably better off with an A/B box- less noise that way.
That said, for going into the amp you're probably better off with an A/B box- less noise that way.
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Longo
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For that application I would use a switcher.
for example the whirlwind multi selector x4
for example the whirlwind multi selector x4
jtgainor
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I’d go with one of the rjm switchers personally over a line mixer. All you have to do is press the button of the input you want.
