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If you don’t need the Monitor Output on stage, you can expand the Wet/Dry/Wet setup to a four cable
Wet/Dry/Dry/Wet setup. Set the Monitor Output to “Mod Left” and the Direct Output to “Mod Right”.
Both Monitor and Direct Output form a new stereo sum, containing everything but Delay and Reverb. Now
you can send two stereo sums to the front mixing desk, where the Delay and Reverb signals are separated
from the non-reverberant eects (X and MOD).
Please take care that the cabinet for the Monitor Output is not switched o (“MonitorCabO” not en-
gaged). Also the volumes for Monitor and Direct Output should be the same.
If you want to control the volume of this setup, then link all participating volumes to the Master Volume
knob by the link buttons described above (Volume Link).
You can also setup an individually controllable stereo output separately from the Main Output: Set Monitor
Output Source to “Master Left” and Direct Output Source to “Master Right”. Link both volumes of Direct
and Monitor Output to the Master Volume Knob, and unlink Main Volume. Now you have a stereo monitor
signal, controllable by the Master Volume Knob, independent from the Main Output, that goes to the main
mixing desk.
Please be aware that you cannot disable the virtual cabinet for the Direct Output as well, as this function is
reserved for the Monitor Output only.
Monitor Output
The Monitor Output is dedicated to deliver a signal for your own monitoring on stage, unless it is not
“abused” for other purposes described above in the Chapter “Output Sources”.
You can connect the Monitor Output to a linear speaker or a side wedge on stage. If the speaker has no
power amp, you will need a separate power amp to drive the speaker.
The Monitor Output is also made for connecting it to a guitar speaker cabinet. Also in this case you will
need a power amp to drive the speaker. You can use any power amp, from tube amps to digital amps.
When you use a tube amp, please connect the Monitor Output to the eect return of the tube amp. This
way you only use the power amp portion of your tube amp, while the pre amp is not in the signal flow. The
pre amp would otherwise color the sound.