Hi All,
I recently acquired the Pick-up the World #54 and anyone who has one knows they are low power and need preamplification early in the chain. I was planning on using the Gigpro to preamp it and feed it to my Para DI for any detailed EQ before sending it to the PA. I assumed I wouldn't need to use as much gain on the PADI if I boosted it at the belt clip initially, but I was advised that I should use a passive DI instead of the Para as I was risking having too many gain stages and just ruining everything. Does anyone have any insight to this? Anyone successfully use the Gigpro and the PADI and have any tips?
I'm also considering adding the LB6 to the mix if I find the PUTW a little to quiet or feedback prone. My solution was to wire the LB6 to its endpin in stereo and use the MixPro to dial it in before feeding it to the PADI. Again, any thoughts on that or experience with similar setups?
I recently acquired the Pick-up the World #54 and anyone who has one knows they are low power and need preamplification early in the chain. I was planning on using the Gigpro to preamp it and feed it to my Para DI for any detailed EQ before sending it to the PA. I assumed I wouldn't need to use as much gain on the PADI if I boosted it at the belt clip initially, but I was advised that I should use a passive DI instead of the Para as I was risking having too many gain stages and just ruining everything. Does anyone have any insight to this? Anyone successfully use the Gigpro and the PADI and have any tips?
I'm also considering adding the LB6 to the mix if I find the PUTW a little to quiet or feedback prone. My solution was to wire the LB6 to its endpin in stereo and use the MixPro to dial it in before feeding it to the PADI. Again, any thoughts on that or experience with similar setups?
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