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I am new to the P.A.S., I just purchased it and have yet to play out using it.
Anyway, I saw in a much earlier post by Hilmar that you should connect a SansAmp to PS1 with a 1/4" not with an XLR. I wondered what the reason for this was because I would like to take advantage of the phantom power to save money on 9 volt batteries. And, that would require me to use the XLR output on the SansAmp. Rocco |
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As a matter of fact I did say that here but I have no idea what the heck I was thinking when I did
XLR is perfectly fine for the sans amp, you just have to make sure your gain staging is okay. Unfortunately, I counldn't find any real technical information on Tech 21's website on the phantom requirements for the sans amp, so I can't tell for sure whether it will work with our phantom or not, but I expect it will. Sorry for the confusion Hilmar |
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My SansAmp has been working with the phantom power just fine.
Rocco |
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So has mine...pretty cool to not have to worry about a battery/adapter.
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My Bass player has been using a sans-amp to an L1 double bass powered with the phantom power for the last 6 months. Works great and has much better tone than her old amp (a big old tranyor stack).
Her husband likes it better as well - it's much lighter! |
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Yes, it works very well with the fat tube setting. I finally can get away from my amp.
We recorded a live show and the my P bass using just the '66 P setting into the T1 sounded great, so although the sansamp may not even be necessary with the T1, it adds just a bit more to bring a smile to my face. |
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