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shockingcandy
Leads for all occasions
In 2001 I brought a 788 for £650. 5 Years later I brought a 2488 for £600. That's progress.
A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
That's shocking!
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jwgeetar
New member
so i'm reading the manual, and i would plug in my active martin pickup in that "special" input--to record in the 2488? or just a normal input?
while i'm at it, do i need a direct box? and mainly for my Martin accoustic/electric? i used one of the studio one's where i did my 2nd album.....
GC has them fairly cheap.....
while i'm at it, do i need a direct box? and mainly for my Martin accoustic/electric? i used one of the studio one's where i did my 2nd album.....
GC has them fairly cheap.....
A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
Either,...
but you don't need a direct box. All the inputs should accept a direct line from the guitar.
but you don't need a direct box. All the inputs should accept a direct line from the guitar.
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shockingcandy
Leads for all occasions
so i'm reading the manual, and i would plug in my active martin pickup in that "special" input--to record in the 2488? or just a normal input?
while i'm at it, do i need a direct box? and mainly for my Martin accoustic/electric? i used one of the studio one's where i did my 2nd album.....
GC has them fairly cheap.....
A very interesting question this. The front socket that feeds Input H is a Hi-Z interface for matching the output of instruments (i.e. same a s D.I. box). However, I'm never sure if active (as opposed to passive pickups) should be treated in this way. Anyone any thoughts? Either way I can't tell the difference between plugging an instrument into this or a normal input except for the position of the trim control.
