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Old 08-25-2004
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using monitors for jamming
I haven't posted in the newb forum in a long time, but this is such a basic question that this is the best place for it.

I have a pair of Samson Resolv 65a monitors. Is it "safe" to use them in a jamming situation as an amplifier for my POD, and keyboard? It seems it should be, they crank out a lot of volume, but I am concerned that feedback could be really bad for them (ie with the POD). How about vocals?
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