Nash 400 out to board

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JBM
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Nash 400 out to board

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Where should I run a line out of my Nashville 400 to go into our PA mixing board? Should I go through a DI box?

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Post by Craig Allen »

From the "Power Amp Out."
A D.I. is best, but not needed.

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Bob Knight
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Post by Bob Knight »

You are almost right. Image

Preamp OUT to board is correct and will work great.

The power amp jack on a N'ville is IN
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Post by Jack Stoner »

I run mine through a D.I. box. Preamp out to D.I. box to board. Actually the Nashville 400 is better miked, but if you don't want to use a mike use the D.I. box, that way you can use the 600 ohm balanced line.

I keep my D.I. box "permanently" mounted in my Nashville. I used a large piece of velcro and have it mounted on the inside just down from the preamp out jack. When I need it, it's right there.
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Post by JBM »

Thank you all for your help.

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Mike Brown
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Post by Mike Brown »

We've offered a product through our accessory program for at least 25 years that called an EDI(electronic direct interface). This device is connected at the speaker output of the amp. Take a look at it here; http://www.peavey.com/media/pdf/accessories/power.pdf

If you have any questions about it, please feel free to contact me here at Peavey at 1-877-732-8391.
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