Wall panel question

[Ethan Winer]

Yes.

Unless the amp puts out 6 kilowatts...

[tINY]

I want to qualify that: usually.

Sometimes the sleave of the jack is grounded at the panel and sometimes there is a differential output on the amplifier. So, to be safe, use only the tip and ring connections and plug it into the panel before the amp.



-tINY

[JonCraig]

i was going to say, "an unbalanced run that long might get noisy". then i thought about how noisy electric guitars are.

so now i'll say, "it'll be fine".

--jon

[XSergeantD]

I used to use a standard speakon connector for this, simply so our 1/4 - 1/4 cabinet cables would not walk out the door. As I'm building the new studio I found a combo Speakon that will utilize these cables and is a combo jack which uses the center of the panel connector to accept a 1/4 mono for those clients who wish to use their own cables.
http://www.neutrik.com/startbyemail....3D204_48538941