I have a stereo amplifier. It's a really powerful Ashly that is nice sounding. (Not really important to this topic). Being that it has two channels, can I run a mono mix to front of house (two speakers only @ 8 ohms) on one side of the amp. .And run stage monitors on the other channel ? I have a sneaky suspicion its ok as long as my ohm load is equal on both channels. Or, am I wrong.

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Hello All !
this is my first post on this forum, and i need HELP
i'm looking for microphone capsules (condenser or dynamic) to amplify my instruments (Guitar, Accordion, Viola, Dulcimer ...) on stage.
microphone capsules will be connected to Shure PGX1 Bodypack Transmitters

Hi,

My first post at Recording.org! I decided to post because I want to know more and more about audio technology, studio recording and live performance from people like you.

What I need most help with today is this:

Hello experts,

Jarjar here. Misa confused about Subs causing rumble on the stage.
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Hello,

as a Stage Accompany and audio enthusiast I would like to know if you people ever heard about the SA M57 Studio Monitor.
A quick search at this forum gave no hit at all of the SA M57.

Some say the SA M57 is one of the best natural sounding (ribbon loaded) studio monitors ever build.
The M57 has also a big(ger) brother, the M59.

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